The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-05
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Mrs. j. K. Lynde is thought 10 have
received decided benefit from electrical
treatment
Mrs. G. A. George who has been in
with pneumonia, was able to sit up for
time last Saturday
The patrons Of our village creamery
received 33ia cents per pound for butter
fat Monday Of this week.
That trade for the two hotels in orr
place, which an informant was sure had
gone" went up in smoke
Grover Smith, who worked for D. j.
Briggs last year az farm hand, is
working for Heman G. Smith.
Ebert G. Jackson has been reported
as seriously III Of late with apparently,
an abscess in the region Of an ear.
George Brigham, foster son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs Edwin C. Smith, ia at home on a
vacation from the university Of YER
mont.
Mrs /. c. Little came home from Bos-
ton last Saturday She was aocompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. S. y. Drew Of
chat city
George Beckett's physician thinks M.
Beckett is gaining all the while. He
sits up twenty-five minutes in the day,
we are told.
George Robinson, a brother Of N. B.
Robinson, has been working Of late at
his trade as a tnman in Plainfeld. He
was in town day or two ago.
We think the good music at the union
service at the Congregational church last
Sunday evening found appreciative lis
teners. More win follow soon.
Leo Edison, SON of Charles NJ. Edison,
has lately taken a vacation here at the
old home from school work IN New York
City. He returned 70 study last week.
II is believed BY the Gear mark on
the bell in the belfry Of our Congrega
tional church that it was made AZ the
Paul Revere establishment In Boston,
many years ago.
Misses Sarah Poor and Ruby JafEords
will accompany A. Kinsman Martin, this
week, TO Dorchester, Mass. to visit the
family Of Mrs. Betsy Martin Perkins for
few weeks visit.
The news Of the recent death Of Rev
0. d. Clapp Of the Methodist conference
could not but bring sorrow to many
friends here, 70 greatly had ne been
loved as a pastor, years ago.
At recent accounts, Mrs. Norman G.
Davis was visiting her brother, Ralph
Newcomb, in southwestern Iowa, while
on her way to Alsdo. Illinois, where she
expects TO remain some months, at least.
Our old townsman, George Crane, ROW
OF Brookheld, has been looking about in
our village with an eye to buying place
for a residence, we think We should
be glad if he would return to this, his
native place
Some 80 Good Templars enjoyed
Charles L. Hayward's new sugar treat
at the Charles R. Benedict house last
week Wednesday evening of course
their appetites for good cold water were
strengthened for the time, at least.
Unless the Barre Times penetrates
Montreal, P. q, Mrs. George o. Earle
doesn't know how she came to have, last
Friday, a generous lot Of postal card
views Of that city. She knows the send
Or and greatly appreciates the loving gift
in her physical infrmity.
Mrs. Luther Waldo. now Of Barre
City, was at the home o. her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Thomas G. Waldo. Of our viii
lape last week. She was accompanied
By her stepson, Raymond Waldo, who IS
student IN Montpelier seminary, but
boards with her IN Barre City.
The Rowens Of our village have iust
learned Of the death, in Kansas City
Mo-, Of r. J. MoWain Of the old Law
firm Of tPhilanderl Perrin & MeWain 81
West Randolph Lawyer McWain's wife
was a sister Of the late Ira Rowel Of our
village He died Of shock and paralysis
at the age of 81 years. He lett a wife
and five children
viii Duffus, son Of the late John NJ
Duffus and who is about to graduate
from the Stanford university, California,
has won very desirable scholarship
in the university Of Wisconsin, at AIadi.
son, which he expects viii be fine
stepping stone IN the life work for which
he Is preparing Many congratulations
to this worthy young man.
John B. Perham Of Brookfeld thinks
we have not had such q pleasant March
as the last one since the year 1860 so
years ago. In that year, he recalls at
tending play in Williamstown the last
Of March, Id which Albert ri Martin took
part and bis brotherin law, Henry
G. House, helped to furnish the music
joaquin de Ia Hoz Maza, promising
young Spanish apprentice at the Greaf
SON Beckett company's grants plant, and
one Of the finest foreign scholars in the
study Of English that It was ever our
individual lot to try to teach here, II
confined 70 the bed at present. How mar
rowly he may have escaped pneumonia
if it shall yet prove an escape we
knew not
M B, Robinson, who has already de
veloped fine village water system on
the old General f. Bass farm, tells us
thai he is thinking Of another reservoir
on the same farm. but higher up, 70
that water can be carried To houses not
so easily reached by the present reser
yoir He is very much elated with the
possibilities at his command in this al.
rection.
Hiram S. Drury has Just entered on
his fifth year as rural free delivery mail
carrier on route g. Charles Sivright, on
route 2, we think, has served about the
same length Of time Charles D. Brock
way on route No began service in the
year previous. Ii We had ever heard d
word Of fault found with one Of these
three men in their public service, this
item might have been made more spicy
as wicked world calls spice
Rev. D. IF. Strong struck twelve
again in last Sunday mornings sermon.
It IS his favorite strike, 50 his parish
toner's think. If there is not, henceforth,