The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-01

ten o'clock Friday, and the fire company
was called out The fire fortunately
proved only Il slight blaze. easily extin.
| guished, IN the tenement house Of Mrs.
Helen Chadwick on Main street, near the
covered brlage This was an especially
| fortunate circumstance, for IN this house
was the home Of Fred Rope. who is 50
| seriously i'll with pneumonia. 1t was
feared the excitement attending this
might add 10 the danger OF the patient,
but late reports give his condition ais
encouraging.
], b. Eldridge, the popular postmaster
of this place, is housed with the grippe.
Mrs. Ed Rowell was III town on Thurs
day, d guest at her fathers, Eugene
Emery.
George Prince from Norfolk, Mass, has
been spending few days with his
family in town.
Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Powers have
been in Montpelier and Plainfield on a
visit to relatives.
Or. and Mrs. j. ID. Wheeler Of Maiden
Mass, have been the guests Of Judge
and Mrs ]. Nv. Rowell, for few. days
MFR, and Mrs. George Stimets attend.
ed the funeral Of Mr.. Hiram Dean, Mrs.
Stimet's uncle who died the 22nd In
Barnard
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Buck and daughter.
Iris, went on Friday to Lebanon, N. III,
to visit Mrs. Emma Bck, Mr. Bucks
mother
The game Of basket ball between Ran
dolpn and South Royalton resulted in
a victory for che home team. The score
being 50 toll
A. +. Kathan. who had the misfortune
to break bis hip two months ago. had
the splints removed this week and il
doing very nicely.
The mother al Ed. Morse. who is well
known as WI NJ M0rtons delivery man.
it is reported, cannot recover from her
attack d pneumonia.
Mrs. A. N. Spaulding, housekeeper 1T
the sanitorium, recently took . few
days Of rest and spent the time with
her mother IN BARNARD
Mrs. Hiram Smith Il being cared for
at the A. J Kelley horne oil Randolph
avenue. She having been moved from
Mrs. @. ". Pride's on Tuesday.
Mrs Lyman Hutchinson returned last
week from two months visit with
the family Of her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Thresner, 81 Melrose. Highlands.
The condition Of Miss Lima Wilbcr.
who Is III at Waitsheld II more favor
able and her sister. Miss Helen Miller, Of
Hadley, Mass returned here on Tues
day
Mrs W A. Brigham and her htfIe
son, Stanh0pe, alfive1 from Aiassautii
sets OH Thursday. whore she hss Been
for several weeks, and The house IS
again opened on the Highland
The Christian Endeavorers 81 Bethany
church are preparing 4 Fecial service
for Sunday evening. inssead ~ the rec
Hlar service this being the anniversary
Of the founding Of Christian Laleagef
The st ii Mrs LATHE Ienes III Il
Nj. Of Ole Order 81 The EASTERN star
has beaa I'D p8ned one month, Is Behiah |
chapter could not exemplifg Tie work |
gu account u The illness q members
Flora, daughter of Nlr and Mrs
Charles White after an Illness II 4
year Il now able to take Z trim e Bethel
where Sic i 20 be under the care ani !
treatment 81 IN Esmond of that place
Mrs. Bradford TewksbuFy* has been
stricken with bronchial pneumonia. hHt
at present i considered quite comfort
able. The family eff II. !. TaWksbmry
are al III and have nurse II attend
anoe,
AIRS II. f. sharpe il IN Newport.
TT. assisting in The care u MIS-. Alethea
Mann, who was q former resident III
town. Nlras Mann has had another
shock of paralysis, depriving her ot tne
power Of speech.
The Christian Brotherhood have decid /
cd upon Friday March 6 AZ ladies nient, I
which will Be held III tle parish house.
The speaker III the evening viii he vii
liam Mood Of Noftaiield who IS a son
II the famous evangelist, Dwight Moody. [
DIR. Gould, who reeeasly attended the
annual state Spirituaiist association held
n Montpelier, reports that ii another
gear The indebtedness Of the Queen city
Park association viii De liqllidatei. after
which extensive repairs viii be made To
.he property.
To-day, February /, was the 25th an
lirersary If r. 4. Thomas dry goods
tore III Randolph, and celebrated tlsa
silver Jubilee b a small discount To IFS
rfends and patrons on THAT day Mr.
rhonas had III the Years he has been
established here. built up a large ani
lucrative business and gained to himself
host Of friends. all Of whom respect
is genuine worth as merchant and
itizen He has recently purchased the
tore in which he does business, and Ran.
olph people count themselves fortunate
b his promised continued residence here.
Mrs. =. I. Lombard, who has been
ute i'll at Mr. MeGollom's, is nov I'M
rowing.
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