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

Miss Hazel N. Cummings New Teacher
In High School.

Miss Hazel M. Cummings New Teacher
in High School.
Miss Hazel N. Cummings Of Townsend
IIarbor, Mass, ha come here this weel.
as a teacher 81 the third and fourth
grades Of the primary department Of
our village school Miss Cummings y g
graduate Of the normal school IN Fitch
burg, Mass SHE boards with Mrs. Annie
Schoaeid Randall
Ralph, son 81 d j Gale, Is attending
The Spauldmg high school ID Barre City.
Our three letter carriers on rural free
delivery routes viii have saturday, Jan.
nary /, as a holiday
i The week Of prayer will be observed
with union services according to a niodi.
fed plan YET to be announced,
The Ladies Rural Coed Luck Read
4 inc club will meet with Mrs George w
Iynde on Saturday afternoon Of this
week.
Rev. W. n. Roberts has been suffering
from something like an attack Of the
grippe, with overwork as contribute
ing cause.
Miss ELLA, daughter Of Mrs. B. r Sib-
ley, il IT hoem here for few days on
her vacation from Kindergarten school
work in Boston.
There viii be a New Years sermon ut
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing IN the evening. union service at
the N. E. church.
We recently saw very nice looking
photograph Of Mrs Edie Brush Gale
Mrs. Davie Gale OF proctorl and her
hrstborn child boy.
The recent deaths Of two Of our vet
Grams Of the late Civil war stop The
coming here monthly Of $55 Of pension
money that they were getting.
Miss Marguerite Edison, daughter OF
George L. Edson. now of Montpelier
has lately been the guest Of Miss JEFF
lords. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell N. Jefords.
George Mari went 10 Boston from
here the hrst If thie week as a delegate
from our granite cutters union to furth.
er, If possible, speedy settlement Of
our granite troubles.
january l, Mrs. L. b Rowell win place
on sale the remainder Of her stock Of
millinery goods at greatly reduced
prices. Call and sec these goods wheth-
or you wish to buy or not
Don A. Earle, now IN the employ Of
manufacturing company Of Fitehburg,
Mass, where AZ has bis home. at recent
accounts was III Rochester, N. IT.. setting
Inp two large steam engines
We are happy to write that our Ladies'
VILLAGE improvement society has ar
ranged for . concert in its winters
course By the Holding male chorus Of
Barre City to be given at the Grange
hall on Wednesday evening, January II.
Dr. Ralph WI Newton, brother o.
Mrs. A. n. Fellows, IL d Surgeon sta
toned at HULL Mass, and II was at
frat question with bis sister here this
week Whether he had come ont Of the
recent terrible storm whole. We Judge
that he did thus come out,
Some years residence in Indiana. al
one time, gave us love for that state
second Only to our love for old Vermont
We have Just learned from there Of a
prize Of 81 900. given at an exhibition
fpr single ear Of corn. The owner was
later offered nve hundred dollars for
that one ear 81 corag
n may be Of interest "a some readers
Of The Times 10 know what We recently
learned for the first time viz that Spain
has no post Office money order system,
50 that money 10 be sent there from
hereahouts would nerd to be sent in
drafts. such a. many or all Of orr lead.
ing banks would doubtless supply.
The Young lady In Washington. D. c.,
who was 10 kindly remembered hv
friend in Williamstown. wishes to thank
that friend whoever he may bel for
both the thought and the beautiful gift
itseH-~a jewel box. Her thanks are
thus extended through the Barre Daily
Times, as copy az that Journal was
found in the top Of the mysterious
box.B. 4. ].
Perlev G. Sanders farm on the eastern
limit If the township IL said Ia have the
highest altitude Of any cultivated land
about here For years, water for family
use had been furnished BY well: but
at present. Mr.. Sanders depends on a
gasoline engine to supply water for his
house and barns. II il brought thirty
rods and lifted hundred feet in the
distance. At first, hydraulic engine
was tried but Il failed Ia do the work
satisfactorily. Mr. Sanders uses his en-.
CINE only every other day and sends
some 80 or more barrels of water al
i pumping to the buildings.
We recently met 0n.resident, who
rare rs "reminiscences of his far away
hovhood schooldays, IN our Toad Hollow
district. He and one Of his small com
paniens had been forbidden TO 90 in
swimming A stream not yerv far from
the sehoolhonse offered 4 constant temp
tation to the two bows to diFohey orders,
and on q certain day nj school they
thought the coast was clear for them tn
do that very thing and not he found
ont They might have been successful.
If It had not been discovered later that
one Of the boys in dressing had put on
his shirt wrong side out. and the other
had his on 'hind side efore" Moral