The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-14

Il. P. Hyde, of Lebanon, N. H., were
at Mrs. d. c. Hyde's on visit last
week.
President, S. b. Buell.; Vice Presi-
dcnt, DR. /. i. Nowlan; Secretary, H.
| g. Gilkey; Treasurer A. n. Judd.
Mfr. and Mrs. George Hardings, Of
Claremont, NJ H., recently visited at
the parental home, Frank Harding's-
William Ferris, has moved on the
Reuben Kendall place, from Endfield
n. H., and is at work for Frank Kendall
George Kibbling, Of West Lebanon
/ N. IT,, was here last week, looking after
his farm interests, cared for by Noble
Hmtley.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Wggin of Lowell
Mass, were at A. L. ClaflS's on a visit
last week. Mrs. Wiggin and Mrs. Clark
/ are sisters,
William Stone, has resigned as town
grand juror and William Kendall has
been appointed to fill out the remainder
Of the term.
Mrs. Anna Hatch, has arrived from
Lexington, Mass, for the summer, and
j. at present stopping with her son,
Il. y. Hatch and family.
Married June ~, 1907, by 1.-THE Rev
A. j. Eastman, Mr.. Fred Dickinson, and
Miss Minnie Potion, both of Stafford
They will reside in STAFFORD.
Afford Blake, OF Wilder, brought his
child to South Straiford, last Tuesday
for burial in the cemetery lot. We are
unable to give further particulars.
Rev. w. II. Bennett left home early
Wednesday morning by team for Barre,
to attend the Baptist Convention, and
to take part as one Of the speakers.
Hiram Fulton, went to Haverhill, N.
H.. last Monday, and returned on Tues
day with his niece, Miss Grace Hazel
ton, who is expecting to make her home
with him and Mrs. Fulton.
Mrs. Ella Kent Fulton, wife of Henry
Fulton and daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
a. 4. Kent of STAFFORD, recently re.
turned to her home in West Derby,
NJ H., from the hospital in Exeter,
where she passed successful operation,
| Her many friends here and elsewhere,
will be glad to know that she is on
the way to full recovery.
! II. c. Gilkey, South straaord; A. L.
Morse, West Straford; A. L. Judd,
South STAFFORD; w. A. Perkins, Bar
nard; d. +. Quimby, DR., /. l.. Nowlan,
and s. b Buell., So, STAFFORD; II Fitz-
gerald, Norwich; George Brown, Sharon.
OF these H. c, Gilkey and w. A. Per
l1ins were re elected from the board of
last year. The new board met later
and organized as follows:
The Rev. w. r. Bennett and Wilbur
Hayes, Of South STAFFORD, attended
the Free Baptist Quarterly meeting at
Williamstown, last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. No services were held in
the Free Baptist church Sunday morn
! ing on account of the pastors absence.
4 Rev. j. w. Cone Of Sharon preached
for Mr.. Bennett in the afternoon at
the Baptist Church, Sharon.
Mrs. Don c. Root, was brought home
/ from Hanover, on Thursday, the 18th
in the hospital ambulance with less
fatigue than expected. The operation,
OF which mention has been made in
The Times, was for cancer The disease
4 had progressed so far that no perman-
emit relief was possible, and death may
come to her relief at any time; yet
again, she may live for months, but
with increasing pain and suffering.
/ Theodore Nadeau has fine Ardsley
automobile on trial, the price of which
Is said to be $4,000, with an experienced
imam from Boston TO handle it. One
horse has taken offence at the monster
and broken the carriage TO which II was
/ hitched, but lid not get away. No
blame was attached, however, to the
auto man, but his speed may be ques-
/ toned, IL reports are true. II is said
| that the machine was run recently from
Noble Huntleys to Barrett Hall, South
| STAFFORD, one mile, in one. minute.
| The annual meeting Of the STAFFORD
/ COOPERATIVE Telephone Company was
held in Barrett Hall. South STAFFORD,
on Tuesday of last week, and was at
4 tended by large representation of the
lsi7 stockholders The meeting was
called 10 order by the president Of the
I directors, John Judd Or. |. l.. Nowlan
was elected chairman Of the meeting,
and S. b. Buell. secretary, both of South
1 StraffoFd. The meeting was a spirited
one, and the discussion interesting. oc-
casioned BY one thousand dollar in.
debtness. tho most Of which was in.
cured the past year in entering Wood
stock and adjoining towns with it,
4 lines w. A. Perkins Of Barnard, one OF
the directors, and the one who had this
work more directly in hand, made an