The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Our village creamery patrons were
paid 34la cents for butter, oil test on
the 18th inst.
Theodore Whore has cut over four
hundred cords Of stove wood for bis
trade since last November.
Miss Matte Watson OF Montpelier has
been here recently as the guest Of the
family of her cousin, DR. +. b Watson.
Rev J Edward Wright Of Montpelier
will preach again at our Universalist
church next Sunday morning, December
26
We may hardly have better shedding
this season than We are getting Just now.
and our farmers seem to appreciate the
fact.
Lucas Maza. fine Spanish carver at
the Grearson Beckett Granite eompany's
sheds is taking week with friends in
Hardwick
I'd Clark, and Morton, san Of Russell
NJ Jeiiords, are at home from the SYRIA
cuse, NJ ", university for their holt
day vacation.
The children Of the Congregational
Sunday school are to have Christmas
party in the parlors Of the church on
Friday evening Of this week
Return s. Davis said to have daily
market for 900 quarts Of milk at ten
cents a quart at his new home IN the
southwestern portion Of North Carolina.
Our esteemed old townsman, James s,
Abbott, for some years past resident
Of Washington. D. G., writes US Of his
own inhrm health and Of that Of his
excellent wife
Two Of the lady teachers In our town
schools are from Brookfeld, and both
were a short time ago exposed to measles
in Brookfield. But they have taken due
precaution that they may not endanger
their pupils here
Who will tell the public, that has Just
suffered 80 greatly from the recent gran
tie troubles. Just where the responsible
ity for II all lies, in order that the exc
crations brought out by il all may reach
the right personsf It will be bad enough
# only the deserving ones suffer.
Mrs. r. A. Lawless Of Bethel has been
compelled to give up teaching this term
in our village graded school, by the III
health Of her husband, granite cutter
She is q graduate of New York state
normal school and much was expected
Of her labors, If she had been able to
continue here
AT the union service ne the Congre.
gational church next Sunday evening,
there will be special rnalsic. IN which our
fine cornetist. w. E. Randall. will take
part. Rev. d Fl. Strong will have a
sermon on Sunday morning suited to the
Christmas season
Prof. Fred w. Burnhafn. son Of Melvin
y Burnham, mas been taking some part
Of his vacation from teaching in God
dard seminary at his old home here.
Why do not the ladios Of our Village
improvement society try to get him to
tell the story Of hts recent trip to Eu-
rope, in their entertainment course7
Representative Lewis ". seavsr who
Is 20 prominently connected with the
National Humane alliance Of New York
CITY, tells us that in fhis yesr Of 1909
IRE alliance has donated twenty-five
drinking fountains. He is about to 20
again % Maine and later will make a
trip West, all, we suppose, in the in.
forests Of the alliance
Rev. d. Fl. Strong oiFiriated al the
funeral OF Veteran Cherries G. Staples At
his late home Wednesday afternoon The
Grand Army post, d which Mr. Staples
had long been d devoted. faithful mem
Der, had part in the funeral exercises,
and members Of the goHs Of Vst4rans
were bearers The burial was in our
village cemeteYv There were beautiful
aoral tributaa on the occasion.