The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10

Miss Edythe NJ. Perkins has recently
her father at East Hampton, Mass.
DIR. Clayton House, vino practiced I'm
Royalton twenty years ago but now
from Oregon, is visiting in this vicin-
ity.
George w. Brown who has recently
sold his farm on White river has pur-
chased the double tenement house Of
j. Warren Bright, located on Windsor
street.
Congratulations are extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert L. Benedict on the birth
Of a son the 9th instant, weight ~
pounds Mrs. Anne White OF Barre Is
the attending nurse.
Mrs. N. X. Loverin Of Croydon, N. H.,
who formerly was Miss Molie Bing-
ham, has returned home after making
a brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Southgate Of Barre
passed Sunday with his mother and
sister. Mr.. Southgate returned Mon.
day and Mrs. Southgate remains few
days longer to complete her visit.
The recently installed cotton glove in.
dustry under the firm name of Belknap,
Leonard & Brown has started up under
very favorable circumstances, orders hav-
ing been forthcoming greatly in advance
of their shop capacity.
d. G. Stoughton has been confined to
the house for several days on account
of having accidentally stepped upon a
rusty nail, following which blood poison
set in. However, he is able to be out
again, and on the road to recovery.
DR.. D. e. bearing attended the State
Dental society meeting recently held at
Rutland, to make arrangements concern
ing meeting to be held later at The
Weirs, N. H., comprising the states Of
both New Hampshire and Vermont in
the month of May.
A. Y. NJ. G. A. was organized here
recently with "A membres. The follow
ing officers were elecetd: II. d. Fish,
pres; +. r. Wilson, vice pres; H. T.
Bingham, corresponding secretary; Ell.
Isham, recording secretary; w. II. Heath,
treasurer. As there were A charter
members, this becomes the banner SO.
ciety OF Windsor county.
]. G. Ashley, rural carrier on route
No. 2, having resigned after six years
Of continuous service in which he has
rendered excellent satisfaction both to
the department and the patrons OF his
route, leaves with the good wishes Of
all concerned Earle II. Faneuf having
recently passed satisfactory examina.
ton before the civil service examining
board, has received the appointment to
route 2, TO take effect February Is, 1909
Mr.. Faneuf is a young man, born and
reared in this community, graduate
Of our high schools, well liked by all,
and viii begin his new duties under very
favorable circumstances.
The second meeting this season of The
Pull Together club was held Friday even
ing, Feb, 9Th, at the Congregational
church. This organization was gotten
up by the pastor, Rev. Sherman Good
win, to invite everybody to pull the same
way, instead of in opposite directions.
lHos feature OF tine evening was the Au-
dress of Mr.. Underwood, taking up the
subject OF friendship from a drummer's
standpoint. 1t was well received and
highly appreciated. Mr.. Wilson, A. p.
Skinner, Rev. Mr.. Harwood of Bakers.
field, Rev. H. Ne Springer, II. D. Fish,
e. j. Hewitt, all Of which were listened
to with marked attention. Following
this cake, coffee, cocoa and sandwiches
were provided by the ladies OF the church
and served by committees appointed BY
the pastor. After rendering three good
hearty cheers for the ladies', and also
for the pastor, the meeting broke up
amid the singing Of college songs. The
following persons were appointed BY the
chairman to confer concerning the max.
ing of this permanent organization:
M. ]. Sargent, G. L. button, G. w. Cowen,
E. r. Moody, ]. b. Goodrich The rem.
dering Of the different selections BY the
double quartet was extra fine and con.
stantly applauded. There were Us per-
sons present.
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