The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17


Mrs n g phinney celebrated her 7slh
birthday anniversary wednesday after
moon A large niaaber were present 70
congratulate her and light refreshments
were served
Edward Dobey had one eye severely
burned few days ago with mortar
while working n Barre The eve has
70 be handaged 70 keep ont the light
and the accident viii probably lay him
mp for some time.
Amos Lanier, formerly Of this city,
now u Worcester, Mass, whore be IS
employed has been here Tor a few days,
and win move his family and household
goods to that city lie has recently
perfected stone saw, which win soon
be placed upon the market
The o T.. s. was favored last night
by q visit from the district deputies.
and The occasion WAS observed with 4
special meeting A banquet WAS served.
following a reception Addresses were
made BIZ District Grand Matron Mrs
Hattie Blanchard 81 Northdeld and
Deputy Grand Master Willis Clark ~
Waterbury Past Grand Mntron Mrs
Lydia Durham Of Barre was also pres
emit
"Goldie7 Sun iAforsel, who was sem
fenced To the house Of correction for
forgery which she committed several
years ago ID this city. and who was
parole from that institution after hay
ing served two years, WIS again arrested
III Burlington yesterday afternoon and
returned TO Rutland 70 complete her orig
nal term. Of which she has something
over a year more 60 serve The officials
consider that she broke her parole.
At 3 o'clock last evening At the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs III
f. Brown, occurred the marriage Of Daisy
Belle Brown and Edward + Thomas,
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev
Ward r. Clark under an evergreen arch
with a wedding bell suspended from 81.
The couple we're attended hv Bhune
Thomas. brother Of the groom, and Miss
Grace McGill They win take no we'd
ding trip and win be at home az the
home Of the groom on North street.
Michael Pembroke has recently been
granted n patent Ga a power hoist pol.
ishing machine The wheel covers more
surface than on other similar machines
Mr. Pembroke Is manager Of the NJ
Wright 8 Sons plant and makes a spec
iaity Of polishing machinery. Several
patents have been granted on improve
ments recently invented BY Mr.. Penn
broke and ID. F AIc6overn, sales agent
for the frm These polishing wheels
were recently installed 10 plants at St.
Adams ard Hardwick.
The board af trade held meeting last
night. at which many matters Of inter
est we're considered President Joseph
"A. DeBoer. Ii rs address. stated that
us ont Of the POO shares Issued for the
fund Of $4,000 had been taken up and
prospects were good for raising the rest.
Twenty-Five names were reported for
membership. and all were elected Tho
date for holding the banquet was not
definitely decided. thought Il viii prob
ably Be before the fret Of March There
was some talk of holding a farmers
week here soon, but no date has been set
and the plans are not yet completed.
The annual meeting Of the Church Of
Messiah was held Tuesday evening, sup
per being served, officers elected and re-
ports read Of the work 81 the past year.
The old board Of officers was reelected
without opposition a. follows A. CHI
Brown. moderator; F p Thomas, clerk
Frank n Smith. treasurer g p. AIather,
IL G Farwell George T. Blanchard Mira
u b Morse and Mrs Pearl Cleveland,
executive committees Al Sihlev auditor
Frank M Smith was elected to succeed
himself for q term of six years aH i
member Of tie board af trustees having
charge Of the permanent fund Of the
church