The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-19

Milo ~ sanborn was IN Barre City on
business last week Friday.
states Attorney Stanley @. Wilson
was il STAFFORD on official business on
Tuesday
Mrs Laura Tracy and daughter. Miss
Lyle, spent several DAYS last week with
friends IN Williamstown, Barre and
Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs Wales Moulton who
have spent the winter wth Mrs. Jed
Marsh IN North Tunbridge, have re-
turned to their home on the west hill
Fred e Goodwin has shut down his
sawmill for a time to enable him as well
as his help, 70 do farm work before
they finish saving the logs in the mill
yard.
Archie +. Sanhorn, who has worked IN
the bobbin shop for several years has
closed his lahore there and has hired out
10 work on the road under the direction
of the road commissioner.
Mrs Lucy Robbins, Who has worked
as housekeeper ia Lebanon, N. H., during
the past year, arrived in town Friday
evening and Is the guest Of her son, 9.
Fay Allen, and family on Maple avenue.
Willard p Townsend has been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF the late
Hattie Towner, and the probate court
has also appointed Fred a. Ordway and
WIFI A. Hood as commissioners on the
estate.
Mrs. NJ. v. B. Davis who has spent
the winter with her son, tile Rev George
MI Davis Of Barnard, has returned to
town for time and has opened her
apartments in the Geo. A. Tracy tene-
ment house on Jail street.
The regular monthly communication q
George Washington lodge, No. 81, f and
A. NJ, will be held Thursday evening
the 18th. when the work Of the NJ NJ.
degree win be exempined and all the
brethren are requested to be present
Miss Gladys L. whitney Of East Brook
field q sister Of Lee Whitney. who re-
sides in apartments Ia the John Sanborn
house on Main street, Is in town working
as housemaid for Mrs. John Sanborn,
who is slowly recovering from a severe
illness.
Miss Sadie Rovce. who was released
from the house of correction at Rutland
last week on conditional pardon. granted
by the governor, arrived 10 town Friday
night and Is stopping for the present
with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Hall, on South
Main street.
Harold, the older son Of Mr., and Mrs
Ernest AL Corwin, and who Is 4 student
at an institution for boys at Mortified
Mass, arrived home Saturday to spend
his summer vacation with his parents
and will work in the store Of j A. Ri
corwin : Son.
Horace Durkee Of North Tunbridqe
who has been I'll and falling al winter
and spring, is very low, and his recovery
is not expected Mr.. Durkea r well
known here, being the father Of Mrs. Ed.
Brown, who lives on the old Perley Foge
farm on the west hill
Among those from out ~ town. who
have been here this week on business,
were Sheriff Hammond I. Baldwin end
Dr.. Parker Of Wells River. Elijah Camp
Of East Randolph, Henry Camp Of South
Deputy Sheriff James @. Ken
dan Of South Strafford. William r. San
born Of STAFFORD and Allen 0. Smith Of
South Tunbridge.
Several in town have reported having
seen Hallev's comet and one individual !
reports having seen ID ON Tuesday morn
iRg at about half.pat two, lashing the
eastern portion ~ tha heavens with its
tail, eorraling al the stars and planets I
IN that portion Of the heavens and dump (
ing them into the northern dippar, and I
claimed Il Was gorgeous spectacle on I
aged resident IN town relates that he 4
distinctly Tie coming Of Hal /
ey's comet seventy odd years ago this
month, at which time there was a snow
fall Of two inches
Reports from Stanford are to the eject I
that our former townsman Thomas G. /
Dearborn who recently purchased the
Barrett house 1T South STAFFORD, u Ell
ioyiag a liberal patronage and Is stock
me up his livery stable. which IL ran IN /
with the hotel with q new
outfit Of horses, carriages. etc, and
while this report Is encouraging II IL 4
1nly what his many friends here expset
"a, as it is only case q the fright
nan in the right place and when such
exist SUCCESS ~ sure to
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