The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

4LLlAhlDAD WN
Randall Wood hopes 60 be able to re-
turn home from the 1eaton hospital
about the middle Of this week
If you want a few tons 81 excellent
eaflY-eut hay. cheap iet clsh. see adv,
jig tbe "for saie" column Of this paper
Mrs. Charles ID Braeknay has re-
turned heme after Az Absence OF SIX or
more weeks with relatives IN Newbuy
and MarshGeld
There viii be socabe at the Method
ist pestry on Friday afternoon and even
ing Of this week OF course, everybody
viii be welcomed
inquiry has been made for The post
office address Of our former townmen,
Return s. Davis and son Hdrold 70 ist
Chatham Dairy Charlotte, North Caro-
lima
The midWeek prayer meeting 81 the
Congregational church will again be at
the home Of Mrs i H Answefih on
lWrsaay evening of this week AN are
cordially invited 70 attend
Corey, the only SON 81 the late Wal
lace Hunter and the only grandson d
Albert u, Norris has lately gone 70 the
Albany, n. II. business college he Is
,aid g be bright fine boy
Wiliamstovn lodge, No. "a. TO. o. p,
is invited "a attend the regular meeting
of Hiawatha lodge, no. 20, on Thursday
evening February ~ work the first
degree a good attendance i desired.
II D. Casey. superintendent OF schools
in Williamstown and Chelsea tells US
that at The teachers examinations last
week, there were nine persons IN Chelsea
and three here, who applied for eertih-
Gates
The Robert p. Bass Of Pclerboro, N
it,, whose name we see mentioned as
possible candidate for governor 81 New
at the next election IS son
Of our late xtownsman, Perkins Bass.
who was . son 81 the late Joel Bass, III,
Of our village.
The very sad news has come to ne
Of the death 10 lynn. Mass Of Ernest,
w u
Tie was employed in Lynn as q railroad
man, and he is said To have been killed
by accident on Saturday last. His body
was brought here yesterday and bis
funeral was held this morning, at the
home Of his brother, Winsor Dirty. Of
Dur village. He leayes a wife and three /
lr four children, the Youngest said to be /
only a few months old lie was some
l2 years Of age.
Some years ago a granite cutter here /
'ame % q hsud-to-hand fight with tn
Finally, without means to
support himself and family, Re had 10
have help from a town; and II was
quickly discovered chat Dis residence /
was id 4 neighboring town Fortunately /
Tor him. Che aRersesr Of the poor b that I
own had the heart. or the wit-one of /
10Th 70 feed him here with the fat 0f I
.he land such as Il Was fell lhal 4 I
nan Is his physical condition needed ara 4
ought TO have ergs galore, and the /
ike. Combined with this. as We recall I
a, was cold fresh air more plentiful +
lere in winter than eggs and HNc beef T
steak etc, aud the man came to be vel /
enough to be further helped hv that 4
lvarseer with tickets for the family /
california wards We have inst heard 4
hat this man has repained rs health +
md that he IS q rugged, strong man
.0-day. Tally one OF two, OF three for
hat oyerseeri
If ell Vermont shah. ere long. agree
% celebrate an anniversary Of the birth-
lay q our late distinguished z S. Sen.
,tor Justin s. Morrill,, amy anaedote
y The man viii Be ID order Here g /
me that we have never seen published.
among the eaat0r good Vermont /
riends and Supporters Was q merchant
ind perhaps one 81 tie oldest 81 tho
tate AZ the time a yeung Vermont
riend Of this merchant wanting gov
rnment position "a Washington, % g.
wrote the senator, hoping tbat their
mutual friendship with thc merchant
would 90 a good ways Go secure the
fuator's aid. The senator replied ia a
cry neatly written letter. stating the
aeasnre il would give Eim 20 Do any.
hing be could for a friend Of his oa
srmont friend. But t seemed q ifl
e Thought Ne could hardly 10 that same
rlend s greater kindness than e. give
im bis own personal and kindly advice
2 steer clear IF such governmental pos
Ions there al he was seeking He
eemed " think that al things eonsid
red they We're anything but very de
irable ~ any young man 70 eoYet