The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-21
MARSHFIELD
Town Votes to Appropriate $500 for
Fire Engine.

AN~ AFA@ EhAANf
AT the special town meeting held last
Thursday, the town voted to appropriate
the sum al $500 to be added to the
amount Of about 800, already raised
BY subscription for fire engine and q
suitable building for housing the same.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Mears are working
for G. G, Bent at present
Mr.. and Mrs. s. III Irwin will re-
turn home from visiting relatives in
WATERFOWL, p, O.. on Friday
The several committees on the Xmas
exercises are requested to meet with Mrs.
Flora b. Bliss, Tuesday evening.
Leslie Wright and George Downing,
both Of Barre, were visiting 81 L. Cam
eron last week, and all enjoyed fox hunt
ing.
One of the enthusiasts ladies Of our
town, made the remark recently, that
I'VE are going to have a new Marsh
field.s ~
Newton H. Fisher Of Randolph, came
to the home Of his uncle, David Lucas.
Saturday, where he will remain through
his vacation.
Mrs. John Simmonds Of Greensboro,
VT, has been visiting friends in this
town for several weeks At present she
is with Mrs B. l.. Cameron.
George Riley and son, Carmi, are In
Montgomery, where they are engaged in
the lumber woods. The family expects
to move there in the near future
The many friends of Mrs. Inez Lam
berton Barnes Of Sharon, send congratu.
lations TO the parents Of little son,
who has been christened Henry Eugene
The family horse belonging to A. A..
Lyndes was found dead in the stall Sat
urday morning Mr.. Lyndes lost one Of
his work horses this fall He has the
sympathy OF friends.
The X Of p. building il booming
along at fast rate. The second and
third floors cover space Of 40xs0 feet,
the original plan being changed some
what, with an addition Of 20 feet back.
The pew-holders of the NJ. Il. church
are requested to meet in the vestry Of
the church Saturday evening al 1880
o'clock All are requested to present
themselves, as this is the annual meet
ing.
Every one ia glad to see the house Of
George 0rmsbee already framed and
boarded in, with the roof completed.
The structure resembles the former
slightly, although many improvements
viii he made.
The Christmas exercises will be held
IN Village hall, next Friday evening,
when the cantata, a Jack Frost Christ
mas Shower" viii be rendered. Great
pains are being taken to make this en-
tertainmeut success. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend
The nomination and electi,,A Of officers
Of Alberta grange for the next year,
occurred last Wednesday evening, result
ing as follows.
Master, s. n. Irwin; overseer. Will
liam Southwick; lecturer, Nellie South
wick; chaplain, Verne Hudson; steward,
Erie Dwinell; assistant steward, Fred
Brown; secretary, Eula Hall; treasurer.
Frank Brown; lady assistant steward,
Carrie AIMS; organist, Emma Packer.
These officers will be duly installed.
Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters elect
cd the following officers to fill the chairs
for the coming year:
M u. @. Genevieve Lamberton III
s., Adella Swerdfiger; e. j., Blanche
Pike; NJ. Of T.. Mabel Cameron; ". Of
r.. Lettie Bonldry. NJ. Of r. and G.,
Bertha Hall; p, Of Il, Mardelle Tucker;
q. Of 0. T., Della Saxby.
These officers win be installed Satur.
day evening, January !. On this date
occurs the tenth anniversary OF the III
stituting Of the Temple, and appropriate
exercises viii be held
At the Christmas fair, held by the
Ladies circle Of the Congregational
church, about $500 was realized The
conundrum. What is the difference be-
tween a Cabot old maid and the new
X. Of p. buildingl., received many an
swers The correct answer, Zone Is
wanted and not ready. the other ready
and not wanted, was answered nearly
correctly by little Miss Marion Sharpp,
who received beautiful necklace, The
handiwork Of Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, who
originated the conundrum.