The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-19


Ed. I. Larlin and daughter, Miss
Euda LarlSin, and Charles T. Densmore
We're in lCookvillel, Corinth Friday ev-
ening to play for q cotillioin party.
Leon r. Grant, who was SO seriously
injured last week while cutting ensilage
4 in Williamstown as to neeessitate his
return to his home on the West Hill is
seriously i'll with tonsilitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Stanton and
son, Ralph, left Saturday morning for
Glastonbury, Conn, where they will
be the guest Of Mrs Stanton's sister,
Miss Belle Judd, for two weeks.
John corliss returned Saturday even
ing from weeks vacation from his
work as rural mail carrier on Route
No. l. and during his absence his place
has been filled by Fifeld Bohonon.
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus H. Corwin re-
turned Saturday from a several days
carriage drive through the east part
Of the county, and during their absence
they also visited friends in New Hamp-
shire.
r. n. Lippencott Of New York City,
who was here several weeks earlier in
the season experimenting the purchas-
ing Of supplies for the repairs on the
jail arrived In town Thursday morning
to look after some matters pertaining
to the completing Of the repairs.
Rev. Fred Daniels, pastor Of the local
Methodist church win hold series of
Gospel meetings at the church Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
1880 o'clock, and he desires to announce
that the general public are cordially in
vited to attend
Mrs. Van MeAllister Of Willamstown
who underwent serious operation for
the removal Of gall stones, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last spring has so far
regained her health as to be able to
visit her sister, Mrs. Charles N. Hunt,
whose guest she is this week
Miss Uldine Carleton of vershire. who
entered the high school here this fail
has been obliged to give up her school
work temporarily and return to her
home on account of illness and since
her return home has been afflicted with
rheumatic fever, but is convalescing at
the present time.
AT the auction sale Of the property
belonging to the Richard Kennedy es-
tate, Saturday there was not so large
a crowd as was anticipated, and only
fairly good prices were realized The
farm was not sold, the Percheron stall
lion was sold to Mr.. McIver Of Vershire
for Sl75 and cows sold from 81 to SIS.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Mrs. Jabrez III Corwin, Of
Athol, Mass, on the oath Of September
Al the age Of eighty wears. Mrs. Cor.
win was native Of this town and Is
survived BY her husband and four chill
dwren, Mrs. T. W. Adams, Of Groton
Mass. Miss Eliza T., Scion G., and Her
bert NJ. Corwiu, Of Athol, aMss.
Mrs. w H. Sprague returned Sunday
from Cabot where she had been during
the past week and was accompanied BY
her brother, Fl Fl. Biekford, Of Elmira,
n. ", her sister, Mrs. c. w Fisher,
Of Worcester Mass. her daughter and
son. Eva and Everett B. jackson, 81
Barre, who were guests during the day.
The party were transported from Barre
by B. w Hooker with his touring car.
The farm on the west Hill known az
the Lyman D. Humphrey farm which
has been owned for the past few years
by Hosea Carpenter has recently been
sold to Ralph L. Gilman Of Boston, the
older son of Frank Gilman Of this town
Mr.. Gilman, the purchaser, is q Chel-
sea boy. graduate Of Norwich univer-
sity who has made good in the bust
ness world and now seeks the retired
and independent life on farm near
the home Of his childhood, which deci-
sion is very gratifying to the people
OF his old home town.