The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

j. A. Could has erected barn oppo.
site his house on Howard street.
Claude Far has returned from two
weeks visit az his home ID Hancock
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell have
gone e Warren for q icw days stay
Miss Fey Manchester Is entertaining
ms Annie Barclay Of Barre this week
Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Tewksbury have
returned from a two weeks trip 60 Bev-
erly, Mass.
z. i. Sault OF Somerville passed several
days with his mother, Mrs L. 7 Sault
the first Of the week
The warming for the annual village
meeting il now out, and the meeting
Is called for May 3D..
A card party was given in grange hall
Tuesday evening III honor Of the births
day of Burton Ayegili
Miss Gertrude Pearsons 81 Montpelier
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs G. II.
ingalls, for several days.
Herbert Wall Of Kaone, N. I'll, was
guest Of his sister Mrs Mary Strong,
the first OF the week.
o, w. Brockway, who Is 80 critically
i'll with pneumonia, was resting quietly
Thursday morning, though not yet out
Of danger
News has been received here Of the re.
election Of Supt. w ?. Abbott at Rut-
land, when twenty towns met to elect
their director.
i. A. Jerd has been suffering from
severe attack Of heart trouble. but under
the care II DR.. G. ] Rumrill now seems
to be improving.
Iemuel Richmond, who has been CON
fined to the house for several DAYS this
week by q serious illness now seems
to be improving.
Luke Conner OF Worcester, Mass, has
come 10 work for his brother + F. Con-
nor, proprietor Of the paint and paper
store on Merchants row
j. r. Wells was Ia Halifax and Bridge
water last week selling road machines,
and this week he Is making q tour Of
the towns, beginning at Straifond, as
county road commissioner
The junior class Of the high school
made sll Is from its promenade IN Dubois
& Gays hall last Friday night, when a
large number Of young people we're pres
emf and enjoyed the occasion very much,
Alrs. P. J. Blanchard sustained seri
ous injury 10 her eye one day this week
while shaking q rug Some hard SUD
stance struck her eve, causing much
suffering, and, though nothing can be
discerned IN the way Of q hruise, the
injury is stili very painful.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Clifford and Mr..
and Mrs. f Al Thomas returned Wednes-
day night from Rochester. MINI Mrs.
Thomas. notwithstanding the serious OPP
GRAFTON which she underwent while there,
bore the journey vel and Is IS COM
Portable as could be expected.
The result or the conference Of milk
producers Of New England and the city
dealers. held IA Boston last week, IL far
from satisfactory, and unless further ar
rangements are perfected before May |
milk famine Is ia prospect The pro
ducers ask for the same price from Nay
! TO September ! as paid last winter,
and the request has not yet been granted 1
n. "A. Manchester of this town repre-
sented the farmers In this section at that
meeting.
Ha4weIl council, No. 8. e, ard S. NJ. |
held It's annual meeting Tuesday and
elected the following officers for TIE ensu-
ing year Thrice iiustrious master, r. /
r. Parker. deputy master. T. G. Ersbine;
principal conductor Of work + 4. Phil /
lips; treasurer. G. G. Clifford recorder.
W A. Mcintosh; captain 81 ths guerd, /
Iucus Webb; conductor, j. J. stimet4:
EHoeh g. Hagar; chaplain, Rev.
Homer White; steward, ". Z. Emerson;
sentinel, J, 3. Fisk