The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
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Geo. Dove was in st. Johnsbury Sat
urday on business.
| Miss Hattie Morrill, is doing house
work at Mr. Warrens.
Howard and Pliny Pike we're in town
over Sunday TO visit their father
Arthur Wales was in st. Johnsbury
on business Friday and Saturday.
Il. NJ. Bliss and O. r. Collins were in
Montpelier on business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster went to
Barre Fiday to visit few days.
Mrs. J. Il. Drew and daughter, Marion,
went Thursday to Hartford, Conn.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Morton at Lower Cabot.
). A. Woodland win go to Hatley, Can.
ada, on business tile first Of the week.
William Darlington Of Greensboro has
been visiting in town for several days.
Mr. IaclSie was here last week look.
ing at real estate with view Of pur-
chasing.
A. p Durham was in town Sunday
to attend the funeral Of his little broth
err Lester
Miss Emma Laird has returned home
after nearly year, spent at he brothers
in the West
Fred Davidson was in Marshfeld on
Friday and Saturday taking teachers
examination.
Mrs. t. II. Osgood and Mrs Mertie
yoodfy were in Marshfeld Friday, TAX
ing teachers examinations,
Jessie Beattie, who has been nursing
Mrs. John Anterior, returned to her
home IN Barre Wednesday.
Several from this village attended the
drama at Marshfed, Placer Gold, :" and
report a fine entertainment.
r. p. Walbridge and wife went to
Hardwick last week to attend the annual
concert Of the Jubilee Singers.
The remains Of Mr.. Shutney were
brought here from Marshfield last Sun
day and placed IN The vault.
Emma Laird returned from Schulsboro,
Wis, where Size has been visiting her
brother for the past six months.
At the regular meeting OF Ramona
Rebekah lodge Saturday evening, the
degree was conferred on one eaudi.
date.
Lowney Fosters nine months-old child
received bad burn from hot sugar on
the left hand, causing the flesh to slip
from the bone Of three fingers.
II. fI Rogers and wife were In West
nanviIle Friday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Loren Adams. whose remains were
brought from Clarcmont. \. IL
DR. Barrett Of Montpelier has been
in town testing some dairies. Four be-
longing to L. j. Walhridge and one to
A. a. Lewis were condemned and killed
Mrs. William sheldon was suddenly
summoned to the bedside of her hus-
band in the Holden hospital in Hard
wick last Wednesday. Thursday morn.
ing lie quietly passed away. His re-
mains were taken TO Schuylersyille, n.
Y. Mrs, Sheldon was the only daughter
oil MIR. and Mrs. G. II Harvey, former
residents in town, sympathy is extend
ed to her and the little daughter.
AIr. ana Mrs. Edwin Burnhan, have
been called to mourn Tit loss Of their
little son. Lester. vino died last Friday.
aged four years. For several months
ne had been unable to walk on account
OF infantile paralysis. but had some-
what recovered from that, when he was
taken worse, and remarked 10 his moth
&c, II want to say my little prayer and
then 90 To sleep, i sleep from which
ne never woke. HE was a sunbeam Of
JOY III the home The grief-stricken
parents have the sympathy Of all their
friends. Funeral services were held at
the home SUNDAY, Rev +. +. Cirrier
officiating; burial IN the village Gene
terry.