The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-10
MORTIFIED.

The dog licenses issued by town clerk
H. L. Kenyon numbered about $50 this
year, which indicates that the dog popu-
lation Is fully holding its own.
The village water bonds have met
with large sale $50 900 having already
been taken, thus leaving only $4,000
more to be sold. These will undoubtedly
60 quickly.
W. w. Holden has sold place near
his farm to Wilbur w. Martin; consider
alton, S575. james Emerson has sold
his farm of about 80 acres to William
IT. Holton.
Tariff schedules, both freight and pas
senger, have been posted in the local
station Of the Central Vermont railway
company in accordance with an act
passed by the last legislature.
Mrs. G. v Kent underwent a serious
operation Thursday at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington, which proved very
successful Her many friends in town
win be glad 70 learn that she is very
comfortable and doing as well as could
be expected.
A special meeting Of the First Congre-
gational society is called to be held in
the vestry Of their church on Tuesday
April 10, al 3 p m, to consider the
question of extending call TO the Rev.
James b. Sargent to become the pastor
Of tile church
Robert Osgood Of the Centre was tried
last week Tuesday for shooting through
4 window into the house Of Charles
Coifrin; he had also committed many
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guilty and taken by policeman Plunkett
to the Vermont Industrial school at Yer
gennes.
The South Mortified Farmers' club
met at w W. Holden's sugar house on
Tuesday, and held very informal meet
ing, the subject discussed being maple
sugar. A good number were present
and enjoyed themselves with some OF
Mr. Holden's fine sugar. The next meet
inc viii be with Gardner Poor: the sub.
jet, Feeding the Dairy Cow for Pro-
fit will be discussed, and will be led
by George II. Bailey.
The body Of William Kent was brought
from Burlington Wednesday noon on a
special ear. The Northheld lodge, no,
llo, 4 O. o. VI, met the body and ac.
lcompoRied it 20 the grave. where they
held the burial service. Rev. Walter
Dole ofiiciated at Burlington and at the
crave. Several friends from White River
Junction and relatives and friends from
Burlington accompanied the remains TO
their last resting place. The floral tri-
bates were many and beautiful.
Sophronia L. Cressy died at her home
on Cox brook road, Saturday, after about
a years illness with heart trouble. Had
she lived until tile 10th Of this month
she would have been II years Of age She
was a native Of Berlin and most Of her
life had been spent in this vicinity, where
She was an esteemed woman. The fun
eral was held at her late home Monday
laftefnoon, Rev 4. w. Sharp officiating
and the burial was in the Dewey GENE
terry in Berlin. She is survived by two
sisters with whom she resided, and a
niece in the west
Mr.. and Mrs John Mccormick were
given very pleasant surprise Mt Guild
hall Thursday evening Sunday would
have been their tenth wedding anniver-
sary, and their friends took occasion to
celebrate at the regular social supper
given by the Ladies' society. About
so friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick
were invited To meet them during the
evening. Rev. Mr. OcSford made a short
address md called Mr.. aud Mrs. McCor-
mick to the front OF the hall, where he
presented them with the numerous gifts