The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-12

The hay pressels have moved to
Marshfeld
Paul Lance remains quite low, but
more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. HAYES are in
Barre this week.
VIII Morse is in Marshfeld working
for Clark & Smith.
Neal Lyford commenced work for
Moses Whitney Monday.
,loe calender has sold his new Wales
sleigh to George Houghton.
Ernest Bliss has sold one of his chest
nut pair to Leazer Knowles.
Arthur Lamson and wife were at home
from Montpelier over Sunday,
Ernest st. Johns leg is getting along
nicely. He had log roll onto it.
D. L. Scott, wife aud son, were here
from East Calais visiting last week.
George Houghton and wife were in
Barre visiting the last Of the week.
John Livingston had his great toe
smashed Saturday while loading logs.
Dean Bateheldeg has finished work at
Mortified and is at home for a short
time.
a son was born Saturday morning,
March 9th, to Mr.. and Ms. Fl, II. Car.
pentcr.
Miss Lizzie Pitkin, nurse from Lowell,
Mass, Is caring for Mrs. II. II. Car
penter.
Rev. w, Lewis Jennings was in Barre
yesterday to attend the Ministers Mon
day club.
The w. R. c. will hold a hash sup.
per tonight at their hall in the Odd Eel.
lows building.
Tie Baraca club win dedicate their
rooms Wednesday evening, over Wells
& Rogers store.
Mrs. Dirty Of Lunenburgh, who has
been visiting at Mr., and Mrs. F. f. Cur
rier's for the past two weeks.
Rev. F. +. Clurier occupied tie pulpit
in the NJ. e. church at Marshfield sun
day for the first time for several weeks
on account Of illness.
Earl Rogers, who has been at home
for a few days visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. G. Rogers, returned Satur-
day to Dartmouth college.
Clark & Smith are loading cars with
hay at Marshfeld as fast as they can
get them. The have II more cars Of
hay to load from this place.
Myer Wiley and wife returned Fri.
day from their wedding tour of two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley viii reside
at present at Ed, Merritt's.
we see BY the MarshaeId items in The
Times that they are arranging for a
drama we hope they will give il here,
rs We have lad nothing Of the kind this
winter.
George Currier and Pcrley Clidden
were at home from MontpelieF, seminary
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. HEey
went Saturday night to Marshiield with
the basket bali team and played on the
Cabot team.
Fred BOYLE, who is In the dry goods
business at Johnson, has been in town
for the past week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Boyles He went
to Montpelier Monday to visit his broth
er, George Boyles.
The Cabot basket ball team went ia
Marshfield Saturday night and played
the first team there The result was
that Cabot won by the score Of II to 16.
This Is only the second time the Marsh.
field team has been beaten this season in
their own hall.
The entertainment in the town hall
FRIDAY night was largely attended Mr..
Osborn, the magician, was very clever
in his work of magic He IS a student
at Dartmouth college, also a roommate
Of Earl Rogers The singing by Miss
Ruby Davis Of Marshfeld was very fine,
ia was also the violin solo BY Miss
Christine Cunier Of Cabot. Mr. Lance
is to be highly commended for arrang-
ing 50 good an entertainment for the
benefit Of the boys choir About SIS
was realized after all expenses were
paid