The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-11

Mf, Sargent Of the firm al Sargent
q Son of Castiet0n Is in town this week
This firm who has manufactured ploughs
IN Castleton, has been consolidated with
The firm of Osgood s. Roundy Of this
| place and a stock company il To be
formed for which subscribers are al
ready being solicited II Is hoped BY
The people Of our vicinity that the con
solidated business will eventually bo
located here though II IL not under
stood that the place Of business is del
t!nitcly arranged.
Mrs, Hattie Sinclair of west Lebanon
y the guest Of Mrs. Clarence Booth for
q few days
Mr.. and Mrs. ID b. Wells left Wed.
nesday morning for Barre, where they
spent The day.
Mrs. Eugenie Ellison went to eDrry
N. H., on Wednesday, whore she Will
spend two weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. London and little son from Bur
lington came Tuesdayto remain for q
time with her mother, Mrs. a, u. Me,
Intyre.
William P. Fisk returned to Salem,
Mass, on Wednesday after spending two
weeks with his cousin, John Fisk 81
this place.
A. M. Hubbard and Henry G. Booth
went to burlington "Wednesday morn
ing to attend the grand lodge Of the
Masonic Order, now IN convention in
that city.
George Drew and Miss Hazel Frasier
of Woodstock are in town. the guests
Of relatives and will attend the com
mencement exercises Of Randolph high
school this evening
Col Chandler arrived IN town On
Wednesday night and was accompanied
by Mrs. !. +. Iamson, who has spent
several weeks at bis home and with
other friends in New York,
John Thayer Of West Brookfield was
taken 10 the sanitorium for treatment
ON Wednesday. Mr.. Thayer is a.
brother of Roy Thayer Of the ]. j.
Trerise hardware firm Of this place.
The Fish and Game league held its
banquet at East Braintree last night.
The male quartette, composed Of John
Hutchinson. Edwin Martin, Glenn Bailey
and A. M. Vaughan furnished music for
the occasion.
Mrs. Waldo Flint. who underwent d
very serious surgical operation last fall
IN now able To be out and was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Flint last
Saturday, taking carriage ride Of
several miles.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. GIadding and
Miss Lulu Gilman left here fer Norris
yille yesterday To attend the meeting
of the state Uniyersalist association In
session at that place Before their RE-
tam they will 20 to Essex junction To
call upon Miss Cora White, who il so
III with tubercuIar trouble.
m the shower on Tuesday the light
ming i said to have struck the house
of Albert Carpenter who lives about
two miles out of town, entering through
an open window, before which was d
sewing machine, setting fre Ia bag
with waste pieces, tearing up the wood
work somewhat and burning the feet /
Of one Of tie children III the fooa Mrs
Carpenter extinguished the fire hy THE |
use Of water and no serious damage
resulted from III.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Har
riette Ellis Bloagett whose death Del
Cured % Monday Will be held HI the |
Episcopal church at Randolph Center /
"a Friday afternoon dit half pest two.
the Rev Dr. Homer White Of this place /
i sieiating Brief prayer services viii
M held here Dit o'clock and the inter
TaeHt viii be at Randolph Center, bel
side her husband, who died 23 years /
Ago. Mrs. Hlodgett had reached the /
see of sa years and came here about /
three weeks ago to visit hex son, Charles +
when she was taken iii with heart 1
trouble from which She bad long been I
j sufferer and Oh Sunday she sustained /
4 slight shock of paralysis. from which |
she never rallied, death coming Oh Mon
day. Deceased II survived by five ehii
lren, Pearl who Ii IN Alaska, Myra,
who resides In National City, Cal,
George, of Portland Oregon who ar
rived here on Wednesday night, Will I
liam Of Saratoga. who with his wife
was present at the time 81 her death
amd Charles. at whose home She was i'd
her last illness. Six grandchildren Al
10 survice her