The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
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at the Martin and Abbott auction, Mon
day.
George Emery Of Barre was the guest
Of his brother, Herbert, several days
last week.
y r. K. Of P. meeting next satur.
day evening, all members are requested
to be present
Albert Ingleson has sold his interest
in the livery business, to his partner,
Elmer Benjamin.
The second degree win be conferred
upon candidate at Che meeting OF the
X Of P. next Monday evening.
Mrs. Florence Boyce and son, Clarence,
were at the home Of her fathers, d, r.
Tibbetts, last week, returning to Ran
dolph, Monday.
Miss Maybelle Young, half sister Of
IS. II. Unwiu, visited him last week. re-
turning TO her home in West Stewards.
town, N. H., on Monday.
Mrs. Addie Heinig who win be re-.
membered as Addie Wiley, is visiting
old friends aud relatives in town. Mrs.
Heinig now lives in Hardwick.
Mrs. James Bouldry was in Topsham
last week Friday and Saturday, attend
ing the annual reunion Of the Eastman
family, OF which she is member.
Mrs. Fannie Ennis is in Waterbury,
called there by the serious illness Of her
daughter, Mile. Miss Ennis has
measles, and her physician fears rheu
matte fever, in complication.
II. D. B. Dwlnell has purchased sui
Ky pillow Of the local agent for farm inn
PIGMENTS, A. p. Lamberton Mr.. DWi-
nell says he able TO breakup land here
tofore beyond the ordinary strength Of
man or team TO do.
Mr.. @. E. sanborn, return from west
ern and northern Vermont and New
York, last week Thursday. Mr.. San
born is a piano tuner BY trade, and has
been absent from home several weeks,
engaged in tuning for his regular Gus
toners
G. D. Smith and Lewis LANCE were in
MUM 3NtttA Nh NAH4Mtae NhNANAN u AaEA
says ten minutes is short time. ex
eept when the train has been gone from
your station that length Of time They
hired two horse-rig to bring them
home
Remember the annual memorial ser
vice, next Sunday in Castle Hall *. Of
P. building. Rev. Mr.. Lawrence viii de.
liver the address, assisted by Rev. T. H..
Currier. Let every member Of the or
der be present Every one is cordially
invited TO come.
The much talked Of box social to be
given by the Pythiau Sisters, win o.
eur next week, Friday evening, in Viii
lage hall A farce, NIhe Old Fashioned
Carpet Bag" win be rendered. Good
music viii be in attendance You win
surely wish a draught from "The Old
0aken Bucket" and here viii also APP
pear an opportunity to have your for
tune told Singing will occupy short
time in the program, by several hum-
rous and ludicrous characters. Fancy
boxes containing lunch for two win be
furnished by the ladies, 20 be sold at
auction A prize for the most beauti-
full box, also the opposite is offered by
the committee.
The funeral Of the late Paracleat lar
ably was held at the home Of bis nephew,
=. A. Rosebank, last Sunday, Rev. F.
+. Currier officiating. Music was furn.
ished By q quartette from the Meth
odist church. March 3, Mr.. Iaraby fell
in the barn, and has since been unable
to move himself, being a great care for
his friends, the end coming three months
from that date, June s. Mr. Laraby
had reached the advanced age Of 81
years. lie was a very familiar char.
acter about Barre and plainfeld and
Marshhcld, having relatives in these
towns Mrs. Sadie Rosebank, half
sister, was the nearest relative. Buriai
was made in the family lot in Barre
City His wife was deceased many
years ago.