The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-16
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MI and Mrs. Frank Rowland Of Barre
were at M +. Howlands the frst Of the
week
Phil Batchelder, wife and daughter
Lucy, and son, Eddie, are in New l+amp.
shire for a weeks visit and 20 go blue.
berryiug.
Mrs. Fred Townsend was taken sud
denly IN Wednesday evening and was no
better Saturday DR. Frank Wheeler Of
North Montpelier attends her.
A, G. Whitcher was in Montpelier
Tuesday and Friday Of this week on
business with States Attorney Gates.
Mrs. Dr. Merton Griswod Of Uxbridee,
Mass, and Miss Anna Clark Of Brook
field teacher In a New York City
school for teachers. were guests at the
home Of A. G. Whitoher, Tuesday.
Road Commissioner Luther Wheeler
commenced Wednesday on piece Of
permanent road toward Barre near the
Rowland four corners,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dix and son Of
Barre City were guests at Murray Clark 5
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dadeau were in
Barre on business Thursday
Mrs. Wheeler Batehelder and Miss
Maude Bathelder OF Plainheld spent Fri.
day with Mrs Batchelder's daughter.
Mrs. Earl Bartlett.
Richard Currier Of Barre City was in
town Wednesday on road business in his
capacity as county commissioner.
Master Frank Wells Of Barre is spend.
ing the week with NJ. f Rowland.
Leon Haggett was taken to Montpelier
before States Attorney Gates Tuesday
and sent to the industrial school for
the remainder Of his minority. He is
only nine years Of age, but al who know
him feel that he needs a good home aud
the training he win Get il that instita.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Clark went to
Marshfleld last Sunday in their new auto
and taking Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MeCrilis
with them made a trip to Walden to the
scene of the recent murder
Mr. and Mrs II. M Farnbam and cous-
ms, Herbert Kent and wife OF Calais
and Mr. Kent Of Boston, made an auto
trip Friday to Moretown, Fayston, Gran
vile, Randolph and Bethel. taking in
many other towns on the way around
A well known auto owner who goes
through town perhaps oftener than any
one else who owns an auto, made bad
mess for O. H. Clark last Saturday by
his indifference to common law Of
courtesy. The auto came suddenly upon
a large load Of hay with four horses
attached, the leaders being a pair Of
colts. The owner Of the auto had met
the same team in the morning and knew
they were afraid, but did not stop for
that in the afternoon, aud the colts made
dash for a bank, badly using up the
hay wagon and throwing the driver
Lynn Clark. to the ground. iniuring his
head and shoulder and otherwise briis-
ing and laming him. No regret was eX.
pressed for tho needless trouble and dam
age and Mr. Clark and others who have
been imposed upon by the recklessness Of
the same auto driver are very indignant
and viii try 60 have justice done them
If the oiiense is reported.
The eighth annual campmeeting Of The
Evangelical Campmeeting association Of
this place closed last night. This has
been an unusually good series Of meet.
ings and members Of tie association feel
encouraged at the way id which THE
interest has increased The financial end
OF the campmeeting was wen taken care
Of yesterday. when over $500 was raised
By subscription, in addition to the usual
offerings Spiritually, the year has been
a good one, and il is thought that more
work Of lasting character has been
accomplished than ever before Sunday
as usual was the banner day for attend
ance, people coming from miles around
throughout the home county, and several
were present from Caledonia county. In
addition TO the local workers and preach
ers. there have been workers from New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,. Arthur
Il lngler's work in conducting the sing
ing has been greatly appreciated. his
solos being very pleasing Mr. InqIer
is well known singing evangelist,
whose services are in demand ia the
Afsfthtt ttAAA W sAhs &AtA tA as ANMAftHW yes
terday to give him an invitation 20 he
present next year, TO make sure Of g
uring him at the date Of next years
meeting, There have heen over a hun.
dred who have camped on the ground
during the present series Of meetings.
Rev. D. F Burns Of Cambridge, Mass
Rev. }. 2. Irving Of Lynn, Mass, Rev
G y, Dotey Of Montpelier, Rev G. How
ard Taylor Of this place and Rev. WI. wv
Latte Of New Bedford, Mass. viii re-.
main in camp with few Others for
to-day and Tuesday Rev, J.
G. Briggs OF Somerville, Mass, left sun.
day night for his home. Most Of the
campers left to-day, and the campground
seems real deserted
WILLIAMSBURG.