The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

orange Bannister has the sole work
Of an eNpressman, for hauling goods
from our railroad station
Prof Fred w. Burnham 81 Goddard
seminary Is having vacation, and he
was at the old home here the FIRST Of the
week.
Angus Mcleod goes, this week Tues
day. Co the Victoria hospital, Montreal,
f. Ct for the removal Of an inside cata.
ract from an eye.
Tool sharpener John Dow, son.in-law
Of the late Lucins S. simous has been
quite poorly In health just Of late, but
is now convaiescent.
The union chorus Will meet next Fri.
day evening, March 25 II the home 81
W. r. Jones, superintendent Of the Grear-
SON Beckett Granite company's plant.
George Beckett Is Thought to be doing
well, and the opinion is expressed 70 as
that be may yet be as well as before
his attack Of last week. whereat we
are glad.
Miss Mabel wheatley went to Bur
lington Saturday to visit her sister IN the
Mary Fletcher hospital Mrs Wayne
Wright. She found aIrs. Wright some
what better
ReY. Frances A. Kimhall, now Of Rich
mond who has been laid aside from
preaching IN late weeks by the bad eondi-
tion Of her throat has been for a time
staying with her brother, a minister IN
Marlboro, n. Fl.
nw. - -. $780, Ia - 49,.
last that he bad seldom or never seen the
ground dryer than az present The re-
mark was made IN speaking Of the rath-
er ominious outlook for any great sugar
season this spring.
Stated communication 81 Summit
lodge, l04 n and a. NJ, Wednesday
evening. March %, az 1880 sharp. Work.
NJ Nj degree. All master Masons in
good standing cordially invited Re-
Treatments. j G. Pirie, W. NJ
Howell Roberts brother Of Mrs. Carl
w Seayer, has been gaining 10 flesh and
strength since coming here from Granville
n. T.. & short time ago. He tells MS
that bis father. John Roberts. who, az
one time, lived here, has been qHite fee.
bic IN late years, and IL has been feared
be would have consumption.
As their custom has been for some
years, the Ladies Missionary society Of
the Congregational church Will have
thank offering service ct the church par
Tor at p M. Good Friday, March 25
These services have proved very interest.
ing ii the past. and an who VIII attend
the coming one viii Be cordially well
coined.
We had had a curiosity to know bow
our granite workmeH, az a whole, like
the new arrangement Of a half holiday
every Saturday afternoon from March
to December ], and cur interviews with
some Of them lead us TO believe that
they would be better pleased wifi the
previous custom Of weekly haif holiday
only Through the summer montAs.
The Houston entertainment last week
perhaps suffered somewhat Ia comparison
with the Weeks entertainment Of few
weeks ago, which was a much more ex J
peHaive entertainment for the projectors
of the course. Bat Alr Houston was al
lowed to be a fine magician, and Mrs.
Houston's automobile fideY and mono
oaus might be hard TO sliFpass IN their
way. Other features Of the evening ellie
tied hearty applause.
Oiney F. seaver on his retu1n from
Montpelier Monday Afternoon, told rs
that bis brother j. Rgland Seayer, died
at his home in Montpelier suaaav after
noon. He was III bis s0th year IRE was
the Oldest child Of the late Alvin and
Amanda Farnham seaver He was born
Ia Washington, but when only about q
year old his father returned to Williams
town to live He grew up on the home
farm but later On ii ilife took up the
carpenter's trade His first wife was
Fiavilla Burnham, sister Of the late
Andrew Burnham, who recently died
here. he has lived in Montpelier. and
with second wife, for years. We re-
call him, as be lived here, as very
genial man. RE will be buried in our
village cemetery, beside bis FIRST wife,
NJ left one son, Harry who lives in
Boston.