The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16

Ralph Northrpo viii work for Mr.
Northrop again this season.
james Dwlnell has begun work foi
sherman Lyford q East Montpelier.
Prof E II, saxby has returned from
| Bradford, where he worked AZ sugar
ing.
Horace Brown returned last Saturday
from Ryegate, whore be worked through
Isugaring.
Mrs b A. Roscbrook, who has been
nursing Mrs. Bmdish for several weeks
j. expected to return home about April
I25
Frank Felix has bought Of David El.
Ills his farm, known IA the Hamilton
place. Mr. Felix win take possession
in the near future.
Mrs. D. s. Hall Il now situated 30
as to be able to do millinery work for
her customers, although her opening
is TO occur April "a
Hiram Wilson is nursing a very sore
hand, resulting from a burn. got IN a
simple way ii lighting bis lantern. An
attack Of bloodpoison is the result.
George b Wheeler has been appoint
ed guardian for bis aunt Mrs. Cory
Buckln, who lived with her brother, B.
B. Martin, until he moved from town.
One Of the new Arm Of Thwinr 4
Richardson, who have taken possession
Of the T. r. Barton hardware store. Is
now IN the store The other partner
win arrive about the first Of june
The old friends Of Taylor Parker Of
Barre City are very sorry to learn Of
his Illness, caused BY stroke Of paraly-
sis. Mr., Parker is pleasantly remen-
bered as a good citizen Of this town.
Several from this town attended the
funeral Of the late Vernon Wheeler in
North Montpelier last Thursday. Mr..
Wheeler was q resident Of this town
several years previous 10 moving where
he died. Much sympathy is expressed
for the bereaved family
The next regular meeting Of Alberta
grange occurs next week Wednesday
evening April 90 II Is expected that
the third and fourth degrees win be
conferred upon a class. District Deputy
and Mrs Mcknight VIII be present,
and other company is expected Let all
members be present
One Of the best Saving wood rec
ords vet in circulation Il given By Her.
bert Emery, with his circular saw rig, |
driven By 4-horse-power Reliance Wood. /
pecker engine. In a few minutes less
than rs hours, Mr. Emery sawed as /
cords Of wood for Joseph Johnson and I
sons, moving three times in the mean
time.
Mrs. Alice Packer Fisher and son,
Newton Of Randolph expect to 20 10 (
southern California, 10 the fan. I'm +
aoubtedly they viii make that delight
fnl place their home They have many
friends here who, though reluctantly,
Nish them health and happiness there,
after a safe Journey They viii make 4
he friends mere visit before going
In answer to recent item regard
ng youthful horse trainers, one comes
% the front, a year younger than the
Sosebrook lad Stanley FarHham Of
East Montpelier. the I5.year-oId son 81
1 N Farnham. Young Farnham has
! colt two years old this month, which
Ie has been training ror about two
months. and nov drives her every
where People who see the colt pro.
Ieuuce her 70 be ono Of the best trained
nimals out
Joseph Bartlett Of Plainfeld mas
ew kind Of potato, originated BY him-
elf on his farm IN plainhed il 1903
Fl Bartlett found IN his field al 20
atoes, where he planted the "Ohio jun
b. five potato balls In years he
I'D multiplied 50 As "a have II po-
atoes, and in 1906 planted p hills.
citing bushel and pecks In 1907
e raised 70 bushel assorted potatoes
D 1909, he had On one acre Of ground
60 bushel assorted potatoes One half.
18th zoe pounds of N FL fertilizer alone.
Used at the rate Of 375 bushei per
ere. ~ per cent Of these potatoes
eighed out one bnshel. Ono potato al
nusual size, weighed I'VE pounds. MI. L
artlett named Bis new variety Bart
It's Beauties He mas already sold
averal bushels Of these potatoes for Il
ed