The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11

rum ttht tN RtH4riFH AiH NAANt t"tAAstfh
as visitors.
The union chorus win meet with Miss
Mary z Waterman next Monday even
ing, March i8
Miss Matte Robinson quite q long
time invalid, has been able to ride out
several times this season.
Superintendent ol Schools II D. Casey
and his wife have returned from Whit
ing where he recently buried bis mother.
Rev NJ. NJ Roberts Is able 70 be on
our streets again and we think ne hopes
to be able 70 preach again next sun
day.
The grange dramatic club seems salts
fled with receipts at the third preeenta-
ton OF aNeghbor lockwood last Tues
day evening
Miss lewessa Holt has SO far recovered
from her recent sickness that she hopes
ere very long TO resume work in Frank
a. Downs store
The report that Mrs. L. b. Rowell
would not continue the millinery business
here is incorrect. Sickness prevented her
going to Boston this week, IS she other
wise would have done.
Dexter q. Baker. who has fclt COM
PEELED, perhaps BY bis inhrm health. to
be In the Adirondack region In months
past has gone back to Albany, n ",
whore he had taken commercial course
and had worked in the past
d. J. BRIGGS has been sending to our
min village q stream OF min logs and
with two teams, THAT are sold TO Con
stable AFRO A. Reed. We know Of no
other resident here That buys logs at
present. except Mr. Reed
Lost, between the Odd Fellows hall
and the home Of Alden Jeweii. a gold
ocket bearing The initials IN. y. j."
and containing a picture Of Mrs. Alden
Jewett The finder viii please return the
locket 70 Mr. Or Mrs. Jewett and greatly
obfiee. Al
Jerry ". Hutchinson thinks that now
i the time to trim apple trees and he
Is helping The new owner 81 bis Old John
Lynde farm-a Mr.. Henry from Barre
Ia the work Of pruning the splendid
large orchards that he himself set out
some years ago.
Owing 90 the Houston entertainment,
10 b. given AZ The grange ml Wednes
day evening 81 next week under the
auspices Of our Village Improvement 30.
ciety. the regular meeting of the grange,
n the same ball, has been postponed
10 the next evening March II.
George Il. Colby, one OF our prominent
farmers and araneers. is milking 81 cows
lust now and later viii milk 35 Tie
makes his own butter and retails L toI
private customers, mostly, in Barre City.
He goes with e 70 Barre once a week,
where be also finds q market for other
pnoduca
Maple syrup and sugar cakes are be-
ginning 60 find their way 70 our local
markets The Bailey brothers. Ben and
Luther. had some 90 20 25 gallons 81
syrup the first Of the week. for which
they were getting SIPS per gallon.
Charles n Hayward has sold some splen-
did sugar IN eakes
The Grearson Beckett Granite company
"a To have q little later a third surface
cutter 81 granite The Indications would
seem to BE-, BY the Improvements being
made at its plant, that q good deal
may be DOING AZ the works the coming |
season. The more of this kind, the glad !
der the place viii be.
We have been trying 70 find some
firing 81 the market prices for farm help 1
here for the coming season, but have not 4
made much Roadway yet One 81 cur
Weii-lsn0Wn farmers tells us Of an e
fort he had iust made to secure good
married man for q year he WIS willing
10 pay ESQ q month and furnish, besides
house rent, FIRE wood and O quart Of milk
/ day for o year; but the ahove-men-
TONED man wanted SIS a month more.
We have before spoken Of the work
hat the ever active ladies' aid society
lare not an such societies ever active %
s. our Congregational church Is engaged
h. viz. The eollHcti0n of a carload Of
sd newspapers and other printed matter,
% send away TO be pulped of course,
hey are in the work to finish. They
SAINT to finish the work this month il
possible They therefore desire that en-
70 the load be delivered,
10 far a. practicable, AZ the Congreaa
i0nal parsonage Tor storage. II Is said
hat small collections can be lett at the
lasement ~ the Hopkins store block
such bundles should BE- carefully tied Or
acked.
Scion Patterson, who knows much Of
dorado life after we think. 80 years
+ il, tells as that when he first set foot
"a tenderfoot, Of course on Colorado
oil ii was in Greeley, where he spent
Is FIRST year. He proposes a little later
o 20 to the southwestern part Of that
tate to the section indicated on the map
. Uncompaiigre plateau. We would say
ere that we have made the effort in the
aat year or two to have Mr. Patterson
i've tis some 81 the many interesting ]
acts and experiences in connection with
Is life there, that we might share them
Tith orr newspaper constituency All
Be kind things that we have an known
( him, since his return here few years
go are Of course compatible with bis
ghtng mighty shy Of reporters pencils
-at. we are hoping yet
Some Of our citizens win easily recall
Ia worthy young man, Earl Gerrish
lho. not many years ago. was employed
i iha4f M f4nadrieh in farm Nark and L 4