The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-06
WILLIAMSBURG

The morning railroad train TO Barre
leaves here now at l:40 a. m, instead Of
7;l0,
John c. Burnett Is confined to the
bed just now with bis illness OF several
days standing.
James Grearson Of Barre City Is the
guest Of his brother, Warren Grearson,
Of our village
There is likely to be large potato
crop here this season. Butternuts have
been plentiful, too.
| A sister Of Mrs Angus Mcleod has
lately come here from Glasgow, scot.
land, II is her first visit to America.
Isle, son Of Melvin +. Burnham. was
| in town the first Of the week lie is
working IN barber shop In Montpelier.
Mrs. Lydia Dwinelr Bemis Of Marsh.
| field, a sister of Mrs Charles G. staples,
il working in James 5. Hopkins fam
| ily
One Of our friends, travelling in Eu-
rope, saws she found more courtesy Il
Spain than IN any other country in Ell.
rope.
N, B. Robinson Is about to connect
the houses Of 4. r. Walker Dennis Car
uin and Mrs Alpheus Hibbard With his
water system.
At recent accounts Miss Mary. daugh.
ter Of Henry A. Ainsworth, was in Paris.
France She has had good deal OF ex-
perience in foreign travel.
Mrs. Ella Benedict Griffin and her sis.
ter Mrs Susie Benedict Frskine, viii
probably return to their homes III Whit
tier, California, within two 70 four weeks
One Of our townsmen recently met RI.
turn S. Davis. or his son. Harold, now
Of North Danpille. and was told that
father and son will move to North Car
olina.
Mrs, Emma Staples Hutchinson's son
in-law, Ralph Lovely. has moved from
McIndoes back to Barre City. Mrs.
Lovely is visiting her mother here at
present
Our board Of selectmen were called to
the Clogston district on Tuesday last,
to meet the ssleetmen Of Bronkfield aud
the petitioners for piece of new road
into Brookfeld from that district
One Of our jolly good women enjoys
this criticism Of her musical talent hy
small boy familiar with bar efforts.
Speaking Of this woman to bis own
mother, he said: She can't sing, but
she makes happy noise.R
James Hogan, Who came from Barre
to the little farm 81 his brother.in-law
Dexter M. Jones, some months ago. and
who has been Ill for some time with sup
posed tuberculosis OF knee, il said
to be somewhat better Of late.
Principal Daniel r. Martin and wife,
now Of Pullman, TIL. have lately given
great pleasure to an invalid ex-towns-
woman, Mrs Laura Work Dennis Of
Spokane, Wash, BY rail- upon her dur.
ing their recent vacation in the far
West.
Mrs. Ann Poole Clarke Of Princeton.
Ill, daughter Of the late George Poole
Of our place, will CELEBRATE the 50th an
niversary Of her marriage January
next. The Poole family went from our
village to Dover, Bureau county, IT,.
more than half century ago Only
three members Of the family are living
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Whitney
have lately visited Mrs. Whitneyis son
tby her first husbandl, Loren Web.
ster, in New York state, who IS
said to be doing finely there. In going
and coming they were two nights with
their daughter. Mrs Susie Bemis Of
Chazy, n. Y. Mrs. Bemis Is reported as
being in quite poor health,
Marcus A. Burnham, son Of the late
David Durham, and for many years q
resident Of Wisconsin. is now visiting
old friends here Although nearly ga
years Of age, he travels from the Allan
tic to the Pacific with itte Of no fear
for himself. Within year or two he
has spent some time on the Pacific coast
in Oregon and California.
Lewis NJ. Seaver has Just returned
from one Of his periodical visits to New
York City in the interests Of a humane
society. This society does it's benevolent
work largely ii gifts Of drinking foun-
tains for man and beast Mr.. Seaver
tells up that at present call the states
Of the union but two have from one
to eight Of these fountains. He Eek
perieneed" the Hudson. Fulton celehra
tion while in New York, and found it
the most immense thing Of the kind he
ever saw, and he has seen good deal
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