The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-31

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Rev. Fred Daniels left Tuesday for
Maitsield, making the trip BY team.
a. y. Hancock returned Iuesday from
Claremont, N H, whore be spent Christ
mas with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Walter s. Coss went
last week To Wilder to spend the holt
days az the home 81 Mrs. tIoss par
ents
Mrs. George A. Tracy left Monday for
Plattshurg. N. XIX being called there by
the alarming Illness Of her sister, who
i III with pneumonia.
John W. Spragie, who last Saturday
received knockout blow By fall
upon the ice, has fully recovered from
the effects and was able to return to
school Wednesday
The proposed trade Of houses between
Elmer T. Wallace aud Mrs Caroline San
ford has materialized, and the principals
have been busy this week, each moving
to their new home.
Mrs. Newell Bixby sustained a slight
shock recently but seems at this time
70 have neary recovered from tile effects
Of il and is able 70 be about the house
and DO her work AZ usual
Charles Fl. Baraw commenced last
week To harvest his winters crop of ice.
He IS cutting the same on the bohbn
shop pond and Il securing an especially
nice clear article, which i over a foot
thick.
The probate court has recently APP
pointed Henry and Frank Gatxs admin
isirat0rs OF the estate 81 their father.
the late Marshall o. Gates and Ernest
A. Corwin and Almou b BicknelI have
been appointed commissioners on the
estate.
Fred a Ordway is having an ieehonse
built for the use OF @ Fay Allen, who
rents the old Tarbell block, IN which he
conducts his grocery store and restau-
rant The new building IS 10 be built
in the rear Of the block, between it and
the barn.
Hon and Mrs Hale K. Darling left
Monday afternoon for Corinth. to attend
on Tuesday the funeral 0i tbs formers
uncle. John NJ knight, who was instan
ly killed in Sonerrille. Mass. last Fri
day After attending THE funeral Nr.
Darling returned To his work ID Brattle
borro.
Edward G. Holmes 4 former resident.
who az the Tnne term 81 Orange county
court, 1907, was sentenced to the state
prison at Windsor for term of not
more than four years nor less than three
years, was on the oath Of December
granted a conditional pardon BY Governor
George II. Prouty.
The annual meeting Of the Orange
County Creamery company VIII be held
al the town clerks Office Thursday, Jan
uary Q, at 10 o'clock in tie forenoon.
for the purpose Of hearing and acting
upon the reports Of It's officers. eIeeting
officers for the ensuing wear and 70 tran.
sact other proper business
The Indies az the Methodist church will
serve i dinner in Orange hall Tuesday.
telephone day. with Tie Orange
County hotel opsn full blast the ladies'
Of the Methodist church and d. raw
Aliens restaurant to serve the public.
it would seem that 40 one need 70
hungry, nor be obliged 10 wait for the
ether fellow to be served first.
Charles Clark Of Bradford was. on the
9th day Of December, convicted III War
rem I. Crafts court of being an habituaf
truant and was sentenced to tFa reform
school for term Of four years and vas
lodged in the county jail to await the
raising Of the quarantine at The reform
school Last week. the sentence was
suspt lded aud young Clark. who Is but
IA years old. was placed in the custody
Of the county probation officer, who has
secured a place for him in the family of
Arthur J. Hanson Of Tunbfidqe, where
he went Christmas day.