The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
STAFFORD
Rev. r. w. Bennett Granted Three
Months Leave Of Absence

Months Leave Of Absence,
Rev r. w. Bennett has been rantec
three months leave Of absence ey tn,
| Free Baptist church, OF which he is p s
tor, beginning with the first Of March
On March 3 he and his family propose
to sail from Boston on the Saxonia fol
England Rev. Henry Croker Baptist
! Of Chester has been engaged to supply
the pulpits at South STAFFORD and al
Sharon during Mr.. Benefits absence. A
farewell social viii be held in Barrett
hall on Thursday evening next, at which
Mr. Croker is expected TO be present.
l.. P. Hyde Of Lebanon, NJ IT,, visited
Mrs. D @ Hyde on Wednesday Of last
week
The town auditors met at the Straf-
ford house last Saturday, preparatory
for the coming town meeting.
Mrs. Lydia Buell., at home for a weeks
vacation with her parents recently, has
returned to Goddard seminary.
There is to be patriotic social in
library hall on Tuesday evening next,
to which all are invited II will be
held under the auspices Of the G. Il.
society.
G. B. French, recently OF West Fairlee,
has established business at South Straf-
ford, where he is kept busy in repairing
peoples soles, and in making and mend
ing harnesses.
Rev. r. w. Bennett delivered lecture
on Ghosts Of opportunity" at West
Corinth last Tuesday evening, before a
large and appreciative audience, return
ing 10 South Straiford ON Wednesday.
John Bacon, who has been living for
the past few months at George Rowell's,
and with whom Mr. Rowell has boarded,
has moved his family and goods back
to his fathers. William Bacon, place
in the edge Of Vershire.
DR.. W. J. Layoice, geyesight special
list, II Of Rutland, son Of DIR. u A. Lavoice
Of this town. i az the STAFFORD house
with his family, and is giving clearer
vision to people who have eyes but can
not see as they wish to.
Married, at the Congregational par
sonage, Feb. Is, BIZ Rev. A. j. Eastman,
Mr. John Al Coburn Of Vershire and Miss
Ethel G. Norton, daughter OF George
Norton OF this town Mr.. and Mrs.
Coburn will reside on the Cobnrn farm
with his mother. the father having died
about a year ago.
G. II. Kent and wife closed their house
last fall and went to West Derry, N.
IL. to pass the first part OF the winter
with their children. They are now with
their daughter. Mrs. Burr. in Thetford,
Mr. Kent came 70 STAFFORD last Wednes
day with a two-horse sled and took his
cow. which has been cared for by Glenn
Titus, over to Thetford.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman returned
on Wednesday Of last week from
weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs.
R. Fl. Bacon, during Mr., Baoon's abb
seuee from his business. Mrs, Bacon
came To StraifOnd on Friday, being met
II Sharon By her father On Tuesday
last they went TO Chelsea for dentistry
work at Dr. Beckwith's, stopping over
night with E. n Bacon and family, re-
turning to STAFFORD on Wednesday.
There has been considerable sickness
II town Of late Il A. Clark has been
i'll with heart trouble, but
s gradually improving, B. F. Jordan |
las been i'll with grippe and heart trou-
be. but j. able 70 be out. but not 70
work. Mrs. D. c. HYDE, who has been
suffering severely with rheumatism, Is
Hrs. Leugene Bartlett has |
esn quite III With rheumatism. but is
low better. Miss Nellie Moves is quite |
Il with tonsilitis and grippe Frank !
solby slipped ard, fell on the ice at !
he mines 4 few days ago ami IS At his |
nome for recovery George Ramell slip |
psd and fell on the TIE recently and /
ractured knee pain NJ badly that at
ilst Il was thought he would necd to Z
70 10 the hospital for treatment. He is
LONG a. well a. can be expected, with
he injured received He Is being esred
DR. al Oscar Norris where be met with /
lie accident.