The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-07
MONTPELIER


The cows belonging to II. ID Honl,ip
and y. II. Tracy were tested an fuss
day evening and were found Ia H. A.,
from Tuberculosis, Thesa COWS suppl,
The private families OF the owners, thos.,
that belong 10 Mr.. Tracy being az IN,
The board Of pension examiners held
a meeting In their rooms in the fedora
building yesterday and examined Olive,
oafrow Of Waterbury aud Edward AZ,
kine OF M5rctown for Increases OF pen.
sions. The full board was present, Drs
n. u. Warren Of Cabot, ]. ". jackson
OF Barre and r. y Steel Of Montpelier.
Frank hutchinson Is shipping hay 10
Massachusetts markets. and 4 paying
Sls a ton delivered on che cars in Mont.
pelier. lie has Just loaded so tons from
the Aldrich farm on the Barre road. Mr..
! Hutchinson finds some 81 the farmers
are holding out for higher prices. but
he does not think they will get them.
and that when the hAy crop begins 10
move the price will drop. Mr.. Hutchin.
son Is now buying hay in Worcester
DR.. =. A. Bishop left yesterday for
Boston, where he win attend the annual
meeting Of the Principals ASSOCIATION
Of Methodist seminaries. DIR. Blshop 4
president Of the association. The meet.
ing viii be held today in the Trustees
rom of Boston university. In the asso.
citation are seven present from New Jer.
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New
York. They viii discuss subjects con.
nected with the Offices which they hold
in connection with the several prepare.
tory schools
The power house which the whitcomb
Brothers are erecting for their steam
laundry Is being rushed along a. fast
as possible, and the machinery win be
installed in a short time. The house 4
Of brick and Il attached to the rear OF
the present building. An engine will be
installed, the steam being furnished BY
the large boiler which now gives the
steam used in the laundry. A small dy-
namo vii be connected with the engine
and this viii be used for light and power
and for the entire laundry plant. II Is
expected this win prove an economical |
change, as the added cost Of fuel will be /
small, and the power and light will be |
secured at a very low cost.
The work on the Browns Mills cross.
ing is completed and the traffic over the /
In that district now goes
through the underpass. This il one Of
the changes which has been brought
about under the new law through the
action OF the board Of railroad commits.
sioners. It viii be fully appreciated by
the people of Berlin because for years
they have Travelled over a crossing that
was full of danger, travellers by team
being unable to hear an approaching
train coming through lodges. which hide
The view on the approach to the cross.
ing. The bridge near the underpass has
beef raised two feet, so that it improves
The condition for the railroad company.
The marriage of Miss Elvira B. Loi-
ielle of this city to Jeremiah w. Willett ,
If Burlington was celebrated yesterday !
morning at eight o'clock by Rev. Father
.omi at st. Augustineis church. The
,ride was attended by her sister, Miss
Rose LoiselIe, and the groom by Edward
Flynn Of Burlington. Miss Florence
Jashen presided az the organ. After
he GERMANY q nuptial mass was cele- I,
rated and a breakfast served They , /,
viii take brief trip and will reside
n Burlington. Mrs Willett was en-
loyed several months ago by Miss Mar t
in as dressmalSer, and has been SINH q
arly employed in Burlington for the {
asst two years Her home is at 20l
rankin street, this city. Mr.. Willett c
printer employed in a Burlington I
and will take his place there. \
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