The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-07

sugar harvest TINS spring. New eyap.
orators OF the latest improved style
have been purchased and several hundred
new buckets with the Warner spout
made IN Burlington They will sugar
from $500 and have all the orders they
can tll-
Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh Il with her
mother at Wilder for short visit
w A. Mcintosh is again with his
brother in Montpelier, VINO is in poor
health.
Mrs Eugene scgar 81 Burlington is
the guest Of Mrs. Cutler Sanborn, arriy-
ing here Friday.
Col. J. H. Lucia Of Montpelier has been
secured BY the G. A. r., for the speaker
On Memorial day.
Miss Elida Newcity left on Thursday
for Bristol, Conn, wnere she will REL
main with sister for time.
Mrs J. NJ. Thompson and daughter.
Beatrice, recently made a short visit
on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eos
ter.
Mr. James Henry of Rochester was
the guest Of his brother, Jonn Henry. on
thursday night, returning hone on Fri.
day afternoon.
Mrs George Checdel left here on Fri
day to join her husband at Bethel and
from there they win 80 to Rochester
for short stay.
Miss Mary Du Bots left on Thursday
afternoon for Burlington where she will
attend meeting Of teachers OF mathe-
MATES in session there
Mrs. J. o. Beekley and her daughter
returned 70 Barre Friday afternoon af-
ter spending Thursday night with
friends at the Ford studio.
An arrangement is TO be made by
Capt. Bowman for an excursion to
Gettysburg on the IS anniversary of the
battle fought there July lst, 1868.
Mrs. Carrie Hanaer O'Brien, who has
been with her mother, Mrs. Mary Carr,
Tor a ten days visit, returned to he home
in somerville, Mass, the first Of the
week.
Miss Nancy Jones left for Boston on
afternoon. where she will
study spring millinery and purchnse a
stock for the millinery rooms Of Bell
Brothers.
Miss Alice Mcintyre L with ner sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Sargent. at WoodsviIle,
y. !, and her place in the library Is be
ms filed BY Desire Moulton and Geneiye
Lamson.
Guy hanson has been Of duty with
: serious attack Of the grippe and
trouble with one lung He Is again
better and no serious results are anti.
,ipated.
Reports from Boston state that q. r.
Miller Of the White Cross Nil. Co., i
-tili in a critical condition, having been
obliged 70 undergo q second operation on
iis mead,
The oldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. nj Wilson IS again at home but the
daughter. Mary, is still with
Mrs. Alexander where she has been
through the winter.
Miss Carrie Granger Is here from
south Braintree, Mass. to remain with
ier brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
4. Granger, while the latter RECEIVERS
rom recent attack 81 Indigestion.
Rev. w. &. DAWSON, D, b.. Of Bur
ington- superintendent 81 missions in
liz Baptist church was TIE guest 81
3ev. NJ A. Bradshaw on Wednesday |
alling here on his way 70 Windsor.
Miss Cora Bliss left on Friday after
loon for Bellows Falls where She will /
,ass Sunday with Rev and Mrs. r. D I
'herbufne, goingcon from there the first |
# the week 10 Boston where she will \
tudv spring millinery and purchase I
gods for the coming season.
A Sanitoiium Ala meeting was held III
be parish house on friday afternoon /
nth & small attendance IMrtner means /
Z raising money will he devised later
5 tie proceeds Of The eernet bail were
ot sufficient 20 furnish the free bed for
'iiich they . q soeiety are pledged
At a meeting IF The Randolph, Brain
zee and Broakied Fish and Game Pro L
-ctiye league held recently the follow
ig officers were elecsel pfesident. II
orge W flogg; ice-pres ident, Lyman A
hutchinson; secretary. CUT Clouga; \
5ea nrer Fred l. Flint; directors. I.v-
ian Hutchinson, a MI vaughan, ID. n n
lowe, John United and !. J. Adams
editors Knowlton II, HoWard and D.
Z Morse prosecuting officers, D. p n
owe and Guy Clough Il was voted
J have The league banquet sometime Ia
ane, TIE date to be given later, 1t
raintree