The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-02


Hale X. Darling, esq, left Montpelier
Saturday on business trip that will
take him 10 Boston and Gloucester,
Mass.
Stanley @. Wilson was in Montpelier
on business Thursday as was George A.
Tracy in Corinth and w. H. Sprague in
Tunbridge on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Libbey who re.
Gently purchased the Irving Bowen
farm on the west hill moved TO their
new purchase last week.
Hon. J. X. Darling, who was strick.
en- with an attack Of the grippe last
week Tuesday, although still confined
to the bed, is conyalescing.
John M. Knight Of Corinth, who has
been in town for the past three weeks
as q guest at the home of his nephew,
II. X. Darling, LIFT for his home last
Friday.
Mrs. Ann (Clough) Lougee, widow Of
the late John O. Lougee has Just been
granted a widows pension of sic per
month and about $500 back pay. Mrs.
Lougee resides with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Fletcher on the east hill.
News has been received here from
Miss Carrie d. Jones TO the effect that
she Is in Territet Switzerland, where
she has been during the past year and
that she is suffering from paralysis.
Miss Jones will be remembered by many
here as having been a resident here at
oac time.
The regular communication of George
Washington lodge, r. and A. NJ, will
be held Thursday evening OF this week
The meeting Is called for seven o'clock
sharp. for work on the f. A. degree, AT
ter which the annual election of officers
will be held. Let there be full at
tendance. Per order the w. M.
Archie r. Sanborn, SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo M. Sanborn has purchased Of
Harvey w. Separ, his tenement house
on South Main street, the consideya-
tion being $50. Mr.. Sanborn is to
have possession February 20. Charles
7. Carr who rented the place before
the sale has not as yet decided where
he will move.
The many friends of Mrs. Noah Tsy.
Tor will repoioe to learn that the very
serious operation performed upon her at
tbc Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover
N. H., last week Monday, for the re-
inoval of a tumor was successful and
she is making rapid progress toward
recovery. Mr.. Taylor returned from
Hanover last week after the operation.
The entertainment under the aus.
pieces Of the Ladies Ten Pin club given
at the opera house last Thursday even
ing by The Commonwealth Male quar-
tet Of Boston, Mass, was one OF the
best entertainments the people Of Chel-
sea and vicinity have had the opportu
nifty Of attending in town for several
years. Every member Of the quartet
was an artist and every number of the
program was Of high order. The house
was well filled and the club cleared
I: bout $40 over and above ell expenses.
The funeral of Mrs. AIvah Carpcn-
ter was held from her late home on
TIE west hin Friday afternoon at one
o'clock the Rev. A. j. Eastman OF
STAFFORD officiating, assisted By the
Rev. Fred Daniels, and the services
were in charge Of Calvin N. Dearborn,
and the remains were placed in the
tomb, and will be inferred in the family
lot in Highland cemetery in the spring
The bearers were Edwin A. George,
Houston S. Fits, William II. Lincoln,
and Frank Fl. Carey. Among those
from out OF town who were in attend
ance at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
Van B. Carpenter of Brookfeld; Mr..
and Mrs. Warren n. Carpenter of North
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carpen-
ter Of Tunbridge; James Lyford Of
Vershire; Herman Lyford Of Washing.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Austin
1T Brookfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
VIZ. Coyell of Williamstown.