The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-27
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Lyman Sprague, One Of the Towns Old
est Residents, Died Monday.

est Residents, Died Monday.
Lyman Sprague. one Of the towns old
est and most highly respected farmers
died at bis home OH The west hin Mon
day afternoon. after an illness Of sew.
eral weeks. He is survived By widow
one son, Andrew j. sprague, and one
daughter, Mrs, Charles w Goodwin
both Of this town; also one brother, Ed.
win A. Sprague, and one sister, Mrs
Luthera Whitney, both Of whom reside
in Broobfleld.
Everett Spear was a business visitor
in Barre City Wednesday
W. * Spragne WIS In Corinth and
Washington on business Tuesday after
noon
Mrs. Silas Phair Of Plattsburg came
Monday evening to visit her sister, Mrs
George al Tracy
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Roberts are re-
joieing over the birth Of a daughter on
Monday, May 23
Amos 2. Wright has returned from
Washington, where be has been 81 work
for John Eastman for several weeks.
States Attorney Stanley G Wilson
was IN Ryegato, Newbury and Orange
on official business Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs Mary Yancor Of Nashua, N. III,
Is in town for few days and 4 the
guest of her sister-in.law, Mrs. Burt
Kent
Mr. and Mrs George s. Adams have
returned from a visit 70 their son, David
g. Adams, and wife Of Woodstock, where
they went last week
Janitor Elmer r. Wallace Is cleaning
the courthouse and putting everything
into the pink Of condition for the COM
ing June term Of court
Among the business visitors in town
Wednesday We're George L, Swan and ALI
mon \. Bieknell 81 Tunhridge and II.
b. Garvey 81 Burlington.
Arthur Hill, who last week completed
bis labors in the store Of J A. r. Corwin
q Son, is working on the Orange County
telephone line as a lineman
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl f. Parker arrived
in town from Barre City Wednesday
evening for a brief visit to their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred "a. 0rdway.
Willard P. Townsend has had the
pleasure Of visit from bis brother,
Charles Townsend who returned 10 his
home in Barre City Tuesday afternoon.
The family and household goods OF r.
MI Wiley have arrived from Sherman.
Mass, and they are busy getting settled
I'm the tenement house near the electric
light plant.
Miss Sarah J. Dearborn Of West Fair
lee is in town this week, meeting her
former friends and customers at the
store Of Col Fl O. Bixby. with a full
line Of ladies' hats and millinery.
The silhouette sociahle held at the
Congregational church Monday evening,
under the auspices Of the Christian En-
deayor society. was largely attended and
very much enjoyed By all present
VIII Goss one Of the progressive
young farmers on the west hill. II builds
ing a portico and making other extensive
repairs on his house Harvey W Spear
IS the carpenter ia charge Of the work
Tie Rev. A. J. Eastman Of North
harlestown, n H. who for several
years was pastor Of the Congregational
church here, arrived IN town the first Of
The week for a visit among his former
friends and parishioners.
News has been received here that q.
w Baker. who severed his connection
% manager of the Orange County Cream
cry company, and went to Plainneld last
November 20 work 10 a creamery, has
now gone 70 California.
Eugene f. Densmore who has been
an attendant ID the insane asylum at
Taunton, Mass. during the past year,
has finished his labors there and re-
turned 70 town. and Il working az clerk
AZ the Orange County hotel
Judge George Z. Stow was in Mont
pelier Tuesday night to attend the BAN
quet rendered to Hon. John wv Rowell
chief justice Of the supreme court and
ex-Judges IT, Il Powers of Morriwille
and James IT, Tyler Of Brattleboro
Jesse and Harry sisco Of swanton
were up ia court before Justice Homer
w. Vail Of Randolph On Tuesday. on a
charge Of stealing chickens from d
brother.in-lsw who lives ia Brookfeld,
and were bonnd over to county court.
Being unable To raise the necessary bail
they were committed to Jail Tuesday
afternoon bv Deputy Sheriff Dan y.
Howe Of Randolph to swat the action
81 the grand jury