The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
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the sanitorium on Thursday for surg,
cal treatment.
Miss Edna Burgess Of Waltham, Mass,
IS the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Guy
Osha, for few weeks.
z. L. Hills, who has been in very
poor health through the winter now
seems 70 be improving.
H. T. Lyman has severed his connec-
ton with the feed store of G.. b. tarr q
Son and lie in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. f. Dean took a car
riage trip to Highgate this week where
they will remain about two weeks
Mrs. Walter Little and Miss Hattie
guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. W II.
Cladding.
Mrs. Frank Chandler and the servants
for Mari Castle arrived here on Thurs
day, and the house is opened for the
summer.
Rev. O. X. Goodwin Of Bethel has
been engaged TO deliver the address on
Sunday, June 20, in Bethany church,
memorial day, before the Randolph lodge
Of ]. O. or.
A golf club Of As members win soon
be formed, who will use for their ground
the seven acres Of land back of Mon
tague place which are already being
prepared for the use OF the club.
Miss Lima Miller has finished her term
Of school at Websteryille and IL in town
few days before going to Worcester,
Mass, from which place her sister, Miss
Ruby Miller, returned this week.
Miss Mary Boyce il elerking IN the
store Of A. NJ hubbard in place Of Miss
laura Montgomery, who has been UNI
able to leave the work on account Of the
poor health Of her mother, Mrs Mary
Montgomery.
A. n Nell has purchased Of Mrs. r. n.
Herrick the DIR. kendrick place on Pleas.
ant street for $4,000 and win take pos
session about the first Of October. Mr.
Neff will occupy a large stable for his
livery business.
Mrs. r. II Slack and two cons are IN
Bradford this week visiting Mrs. Stacks
sister. claw, Mrs. Frank Hardy. They
viii leave Bradford Friday for Canaan.
~ H., where Mr. Slack will Join them
and all will return on Saturday.
John r Kimhall Is again in town ar
irving Wednesday from Bradford. n II.
Mrs. Alice (Reed) Kimball, his wife,
died in Boston April 18th. leaving two
daughters, who are in the care Of their
father.
g. G. Clifford has purchased lot on
the Emerson terrace and Is now prepar
ing a foundation for a house which he
IS to build this season The lot over
looks South Main and Prospect streets
and the house Is TO be 30x4O feet with
gambrel roof
+, ri Ketchum has decided The Almon
Morse farm, which he purchased two
weeks ago, TO Mrs RUBY, wife Of Her
pam Jones Of Granville, for 81 500 and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have already taken
possession Of the same.
J.. 3. Johnson has purchased through
the agency Of G. o. 0sha a four-evlinder
30 horsepower Mitchell touring ear. Mr..
johnson. accompanied BY Mr.. Osha and
Thursday and win return in the car TO-
day.
L. D. Clark Of Tacoma. ". IT,. and a
gang Of men came Thursday to repair
the concrte sidewalks, and build new
ones. A new walk viii be built in front
81 the Dubois and Gay block, crossing
in front Of the OConnor block, and the
bakery, besides new walks on Prospect
and South Pleasant streets.
Mrs. Mary Tewksbury has been an.
animously reelected for third term as
teacher Of English Ii the Rutland high
school, After commencement which oc-
ours the IS, she win attend the reunion
Of her class at the university of Vermont !
and then Join her mother 10 take poss
session Of their house here for the sum
mer.
Dr. z. A. Blanchard has called to his
assistance in bis dental Office DIR. r. z. |
Claiming Of Albany, n Y, who was
graduated from Tufts college two years
ago, and since that time has been sprac
ticing dentistry in Albany and Leomin
ster, Mass. Dr. Claiming comes very
highly recommended as skilful den
list.
Miss Frances spooner has been award
ed the Gates scholarship Of Sl20 in the
Regents university Of New York, the l
result Of an examination conducted in /
April BY the New England Educational |
association. Miss Spoaner was one Of I
the youngest Of the candidates, but her
work was Of superior order.
The selectmen have let the contract
for the foundation Of the new bridge on
Forest street 70 the United Construe-
ton company Of Albany, n Y, which
company is also to furnish the new iron
bridge over Aver brook al that point
The cost Of the bridge alone will be
$f,lf5 and the foundation $4,000 while
there has been an additional expense Of
$3.50 in providing a temporary bridge to
take the place Of the one washed away
during the freshet.
At the annual school meeting on
evening there was a light at
tendenee and the following officers were
elected: Moderator + B. Johnson;
clerk, Y. I Spears member Of prudential
committee for three years DR. II G.
Angel (who was re-eiected); treasurer,
]. w Raymond; auditor, j. H. Dubois
collector, A. M, Hubbard. At this time
the directors reported satisfactory
school year and state that another
teacher. male assistant, preferred, II
needed for the amount Of work and re-
comend the raising the tuition.