The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08


The senior class Of our high sehoo
cleared S24.50 by It's entertainment las
Saturday evening.
Leslie D. Gale q getting out something
like a thousand cords OF stove wood on
his farm, the old David Gale farm.
The names Of Mrs. Henry Erskine ant
son and Marcus A. Smith are now Z,
BE- added to the long LIST Of aiiing ones.
On Monday morning Of this week th'
mercury was twenty degrees below zero
and underlined with breeze from th,
north.
Carl W. Saaver, who has had good
deal Of poor health ia the last year Of
two, thinks he has struck remedy that
is helping him.
Our ladies Home Study club viii hold
colonial party with Mrs. J. Munroe
Seaver and sister, Miss Lizzie Work, on
Saturday afternoon, January 49,
Guy Badger was in town day OF
two hast week. He supposes he has IA
engagement that viii take him 4 little
later 70 FinFal, North Dakota, to work
The Rural C. L. Reading club win
meet with Mrs. Oliver NE Dickinson on
Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst This
club IS studying United States history.
Auditor Thnrbar tells us That since his
wife's return from the Mary Fletcher
hospital She has gained but slowly; he
hopes she is yet to be much better in
health.
Capt A. s. Cowles Of our Gulf House.
who headed for Florida while ago, Is
yet laid MP with rheumatism in Con-
necticut but purposes to return here as
soon as bis condition viii admit.
Mrs. Carl w. seaver went to the home
OF her parents MIR. and Mrs. John Rob
erts IN Granville, N u, last Thursday,
whore her brother, Howell, i vet So
feeble that lie cannot turn himself in
bed.
Fred L. Poor and wife have both been
in such poor health Of late that one
might easily wonder if it is because
their new house was 70 lately built But
Mr. Poor says his rheumatic troubles
began before the house was occupied.
On Thursday ard Friday Of this week
both IN Chelsea and Wlliamstown, there
viii be held at the high school rooms
IN these places examinations of teachers
for our schools Let all interested ia
these examinations please spread this
news far and wide.
The continuing good reports of The
improving health of Vern Edison at
Kirksville No. would indicate that there
Is healing in the air there Of some kind.
He was certainly good deal Of an
invalid, we judge when he went there
q year and half ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert r. Bruce Of our
Mil village appreciate very highly the
recent remembrance Of fellow citizens
IN a gift Of fifty dollars OF more, in the
sickRess Of DIR, Bruce, and desire now
TO sfress their sincere thanks to each
and every one Of the donors
A report made last Sunday at The Con
RregaUonal church Of the home DEPART
meHt Of tile four Sunday schools 81 the
town showed that there were l53 mem-
bers az the last quarter ending January
i, 1910 1t win Be understood that these
members are those who study at their
homes The Sunday school lessons used
IN the four churches
This Is to notify al concerned in hav-
ing suitable sidewalks during the winter
season that they may b asked any day
now to subscribe for the clearing Of these
walks with SNOW plow, as mar be need
ed. There seems to Re 40 other way
Of getting this indispensable work done.
oily by private subscriptions. and no
one who uses these walks should be
grudge paying for the working There.
fore let US have cheerful subscriptions
for It.
At this time, when 10 many arc try
ing to drop high prices BY abstinence
from meat etc, etc, and others are
giving Us bills Of fare that are com
Patibla with both lean pocketbools and
fat bodies. one m#y Be allowed to recall
the days IF Pr bio Lewis and Show TO
live on forty cents week" The forty
cents feat can be accomplished now, as
ven as them despite the great advance
in prices ia the years since there, if
the directions Of newspaper wag Of
those days 20 strictly follovedi viz,
AT the beginning Of each week buy
forty cents worth Of beams eat them,
and 60 a-vlsiting the remainder Of the
week" Logic is logic, yet.