The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-15
MARSHFIELD

Mrs Lydia Bemis was in town Tues.
day aud Wednesday to meet with the
commissioners on her late husbands es-
tate, returning to Greensboro Wednea-
day evening
B. L. Cameron returned from filaston-
bury, near Hartford, Conn, Tuesday
Mr.. Cameron sold valuable horse to
E. p Clark ten days ago, and delivered
the horse, remaining in Connecticut for
q brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Florence Boyce is working for
Mrs Ernest Lamberton.
B. NJ Shepard and Richard standish
Of Montpelier were in town Sunday by
automobile.
Dean w, Edison and family Of Mont
pelier we're in town Sunday in Mr.. Ed
sons auto.
T. Ward Carver Of Barre was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Carver last Sun
day,
Deputy Sheriff Lawson Of Montpelier
was in town Monday on important bus
mess.
Benjamin Huntington Of Maple Hill in
this town was buried last Saturday Dir.
Huntington had been i'll several months,
dying last Thursday.
Mrs. Villas Smith il slowly convslese-
ing from very serious Illness. She is
in the care Of trained nurse from Mont.
pelier Miss Lydia Croto is working
in the Smith household,
Elbridge W. Gilman accompanied his
young son, Arthur. To Heaton hospital
in Montpelier Saturday afternoon, where
the lad underwent an operation for APP
pendieitis in the evening He IS ra
ported as comfortable as could be ex
peeted
News from Mrs. Albert Ingleth, who
IS in Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington,
Is that she is quite comfortable. after
serious operation, made July 5th, and
her recovery Is looked for, should moi
complications arise.
Mrs. Ernest FOLSOM returned from
Burlington Saturday night. She ae-
companied her sister, Mrs. Ingleson, to-
the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mears and Mr.. ard
Mrs 8, Swerdfeqer were in Burlington
several days last week. to attend the
celebration
Miss Myra Duke, is working for Mrs
Brooks Buxton Mrs. Buxton has been
her sister and husband. Dr.
and Mrs Capron Mrs CapFon win be
remembered as Miss Katss
White.
Miss Goldie Smith Of Medford, Mass,
is at the home Of her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs c. D, Smith for her summer yaoa-
ton
Aiiss Mary Brown Is expected home to-
day from her work as trimmer in mil
linery parlors IN Worcester. Mass Miss
Brown visited her friend, Miss Alice
Shepard in +. Marshfeld on the way
home.
Miss Grace Brown Of Hyde Park is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Aaron
Brown for several weeks.
j Berton Pike sold Ills horse known
as the Broncho Monday aud purchased
q pair 81 heavy farm horses tie same
day Of H M- Farnhsm Of East Nlant
pelier.
The graduation exercises Of the ninth
grade of the Marshfeld gradea school
IN village bali ca Friday az
ening, July 9nd The hall Vas deco
rated in green and golds with which the
class oolors, and This motto Climb, /
Though the Rocks be Rugged III tie
eol0fs, was suspended above the r0s
trum The program was rendered ii
/ manner which accredited much 10 both
teachers and pupils. Mr. arid Mrs. /
Saxby and Miss Watt have been untiF.
ng III their efforts to make the Marsh
field graded school a success, and have
reason 10 feel highly grateful IN the re
suits The program below
Mareh t-,,.#*t=.s ..#.5.s... Orchestra I
salutatorT ss.s,s..s. Dora F Ennis I
Invocation .,..sss. Rev Lawrence
Power Of habit essay ..Imogeae Porter
Ballad t,....,s s.s...s, Lh0pini
Ethel Lamherton
Mumfords pavement Frank Tibbetta I
Chorus, boat song intermediary
Sketches Of Edison essay Rose Newton
How Character il formed, essay
..+s.t.t..e... Clara Tanner
Music ,.., Orchestra i
Famous Xermonters, essay Julia Aiken +
song ard Drill, il 1apan Primary
Choosing an occupation, essay .s.
t..tls.. -f....... Fred Wheeler
Music .....s.s.....,... Orchestra
sword drill ..s...... Intermediates
.........4.. Dora Ennis
Of Vermont, essay Ruth Duke
self edHea ti0n, ESSAY Ethel Brown
Of Diplomas, ......
supt. Anna Bufnhaml
Music, finale ......- Orchestra
School closed IN district number 3. 4
Friday, July z. Number al scholars
'nroled f3 Those having 10 absent
marks for the term were Rose Cool
,reth, Ada 0oolbreth, Helen Iamherton,
RAYMOND Lunge, Edith Peabody, John
Peabody, Arthur Peabody, Lillian Pea
pody and Belle Peabody John Albert
md Howard Rathburn had no marks
Turing school membership bat as they
moved away To HardWick was unable
% 30 the last ten days of school Har
iev Rathbnn was absent only one half
lay This was the only mark during
he term.
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