The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-08
MARSHFIELD
No Service at the Methodist Church To-
morrow, as Pastor Has Bereavement.

No Service at the Methodist Church To-
morrow, as Pastor Has Bereavement
There will be no service at the M. Il.
church Sunday, February 0, as the pas
tor, Rev. f. Il. Currier, was called 20
Lunenburg by the death Of his father,
George A. CurIier, who passed away
shortly after midnight Thursday. Mr..
Currier was rs years old and had been a
great sufferer from cancer Of the stom-
ach for long time, his death recently
being looked for daily. The funeral will
be held from his late home in Limen-
burg Sunday, with burial in the family
lot in the town OF Bloomfield. The many
friends Of Rev. Mr. Curfier extend him
sincere sympathy at this time.
Among those on the sick list, but
somewhat convalescing, are Mrs. G. T..
Shepard and Mrs Ruth Cameron.
Mr.. Murray Clark is more comfortable
from his recent attack Of grippe, COM
plicating other troubles, but Il not able
to return to his home in Plainheld,
The schools in towns closed Friday
noon. Many OF the teachers attending
the lecture Of the state superintendent
OF schools at Cabot in the afternoon.
Mrs. Mahala Boyles died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs, George Porter, on
Thursday morning, Of acute indigestion.
The funeal arrangements have not yet
been completed
x TT pnni.o,. ...I ID i, Kro..- .....4
to finish harvesting ice on Mob hill"
pond next Tuesday night. The cream
cry ice IS all drawn and now there II a
chance for all who wish 20 pack their
ice at this time The cakes are extra
large and are seventeen inches thick.
In the town items 81 sister town,
it recently appeared that Mr.. and Mrs.
George King and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Pike visited at Merne Hawkins on sun
day, JAM 20, They were in East Calais
and visited Mr.. Hawkins on the day
previous.
One of the most desirable souvenir
postcards yet developed by our artists,
Mrs. Lamberton and A. i. Davis, is
that Of George Wooster, recently taken
in his Office. For sixty-one years Mr..
has been in the mercantile bust
ness and is known to nearly everyone
IN this and surrounding towns. These
cards are on sale at the post office. The
calls for them are already numerous.
Willis Leonard. a traveller from any
where, engaged board about one week
igo at j. HI Bullock's. He retired on
Thursday evening and continued to sleep
until he was awakened BIZ Constable j.
Berton Pike on the following Satl- dav
forenoon. He was arrested and taken
before Justice o. II. Smith. where DC
pleaded guilty 70 second otfense 81
ntoxication. Constable Pike took him
o the county boarding house on Satur
iay afternoon, where Leonard viii be
'ound employment for ~ days from
February ]. Leonard bad been out 81
all since New Years, having been sent
Town there from Barre IN Decembes
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Carleton we're
allied home TO Montague, Mich. on We'd
lesday by the sudden death OF Mr..
Arleton's mother. which occurred Oh
tuesday night. Mrs Carleton recently
severe paralytic shock, and
lad been in a semi-consFious condition
or several weeks Silas Carleton ana
is wife went from this town West to
heir sons home about five years ago.
dFs Carleton Il the last of the family /
i John Pike, the direct relatives 81 the |
eceased in this town being J w. Davis
nd J. Berton Pike, nepheNs. and Mrs 4
Henry Goodale of Cabot, niece Mrs
larlton leaves husband, Silas III. and I
wo sons, Jerry and Harry, all IN the
Vest.