The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-13

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vacant lot opposite Cottage hotel which
win be about 90 feet front and 40 feet
hack, The plan Is not fully decided up
on for the upper floors, but the lower
floor viii be divided into three stores
aud the one on the corner next the
railroad has already been taken by J. j..
Trerise & Co, hardware dealers, Plans
for The entire building viii be definitely
settled soon and the work begun at an
early date.
Hal Lockwood Of Springfield, Yer.
mont is guest OF Mrs, Lizzie Smith.
Mrs, Charles Clough left here satur.
day for her home in Ashland, n. II.
James Thompson Of Montpelier
joined his family at A, J, Fosters over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. D. johnson went 70
Enfield on Friday for a few days rest
and recreation,
Miss Mary Webb came from East
Granville on Saturday TO be, the guest
of Miss Gail Lamson.
Mr. and Mrs. &, j. Rockwell have
gone to Burlington and Queen city Park
for stay OF a week.
Ur. and Mrs. Harry Clark Of panvcrs
Mass, arrived on Sunday for stay
OF a fw weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. A. J. Russlow mas sold to A. T.
NcH the farm Of IS acres on the town
line Of Bethel and Randolph, for $1,000.
Mrs. Il. 0. Blanchard has returned
from Lebanon, where she went To attend
the reunion OF pupils Of Tilton semi.
nary.
Robert Mitchell has now half inter-
est in the clothing business Of his father
and the firm name is }. D. Mitchell q
SON
Mrs.t Charles Ingalls, spent Satur-
day in. Mortified where she went to
meet her sister and returned on Sun.
Jy
Mr.. and Mrs. Z S. Wbitcomb left
here for their home in Barre on Sun
day after vacation Of two weeks
spent with relatives in town.
Miss Clara Bean has gone to the Thou
sand Islands, whore she has employ
nent in the Frontenae House, whore
she has been two previous seasons.
Mrs. Frank Wood, VINO will be remem.
bered as Gertrude Chatfed, left town
for Boston on Friday after spending
two weeks with friends and relatives
here.
Mrs Thomas Fitch returned on SAT-
urday from a visit OF about six weeks
wit friends in New York City and
Worcester Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Rising Of Proyi-
dcncc, r. l., arrived here on Saturday
and are the guests Of their parents, Air.
aud Mrs. j. n Rising.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sault returned
TO their home in Massachusetts, on Sat
urlav after spending two weeks here
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. 5.
Sault
Miss Ella Adams from Barnard was
the guest Of Mrs. o. r. Colburn on Fri
day and Saturday going from here 10
East Braintree to visit in the family
If does Blanchard
P. c. Dodge has purchased the house
on Elm street now occupied by Joseph
Raymore, and win repair it thoroughly
and otherwise improve it before moving
to it later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Salisbury ana emil.
dfen are at Caspian lake, Greensboro,
for the summer. Il. B. Salisbury and
family are also established there, with
Miss Lois Durkee for assistant.
Misses Edith Narcott Lillian Knowl
ton, Mary Lamson and Miss Roberts.
her friend from South Carolina, left here
Tor few days camping at hIascoma
lake at Enfield, going on Friday.
H. /. Claim Of East Braniree has
purchased the home place Of the late
]. p. Cleveland. and will take up his
residence there in the near future The
price for the place is reported $500
The West Randolph grange held .
pleasant meeting on Saturday evening,
the program consisting of n talk on
methods Of farming fifty years ago BY
u. II. Morse and "Iresent Methods Of
farming by Arthur NJ, Vaughan.
Mrs. G. L. Spear has rented the low
er part Of her house on Randolph
avenue to DR.. f. H. Stearns Of South
Roya'ton, who it is understood WI
move bis family here about August
f-st. Dr. Stean- is veterinary sur
gcon, having present headquarters at
the A. T. Nef stable IN this place.
AT the Baptist church on Sunday
morning when the churches of the fed
Grafton held their first service there
about 225 people were in the audience.
A choir of IL voices furnished the mu
sc and Rev. Joseph Hamilton was the
speaker AT the close OF the service the
Sunday schools mot aud organized with
an attendance of so.
John 4. Kimhall was given ten
days notice in which to move his gaso-
lene tank from under the piazza OF the |
Lamson block on Merchants row, where |
be has his garage, and not regarding the |
notice it was removed by the fire war
deus, who took it to the village lot |
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