The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29

Of late with friends.
Warren ". Gfearson Is in quite poor
health and not able TO be ia bis barber
shop.
George Beckett Il reported as appar
entity making desirable progress towards
health again
I Willard Spraque has rented bis farm
for the coming year TO his sou-in.law,
Norris Virgins
+. A. Mutt Of Montpelier has been en-
gagged TO deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress here this year
Our free library Of the Village I'm.
I proyement society Is soon 70 receive S25
20 $50 worth Of new books
The Easter sacred concert, at the
union service at the NJ y. church last
Sunday evening, seems 70 have been well
received.
Rev. ID. II. Strong had an excellent
Easter sermon last sunday morning.
The flowers al the Congregational church
at the Easter service we're beautiful,
indeed.
Mrs. Warren S. Covell, who has been
an invalid for some months past Is re-
ported as quite poorly az present DR..
Whitaker Of Barre City is said 70 have
just taken her case.
The Ladies' Village improvement soei-
ETY. hopes TO have a surplus Of Al least
$50 after IT, winters work. to use In inn
proving the appearance Of our village
the coming season
George r Colby has hired a farm hand
from Middlebufy, a man with wife and
child, and - to pay him $50 a month
for a year, AZ we think, house rent, fire.
wood and a quart Of milk a day.
Granite cutter Ralph Spencer thought
Barre City offered him certain advan-
tagcs that he could not find here, after
stay Of some years here, ard be has
lately moved his family to that place.
james Hogan, brothcr-in-Iaw Of Dex.
ter, n. Jones, and who has lived on Mr..
Jones' place the last year, has moved 20
nearby house. that 81 the late David
Martin He Is able to work some now.
The ladies' Rural G. T. Reading club
had an enjoyable new sugar social At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Wesley n. seayer
last Saturday afternoon. Everything At
the Seayer home would conspire to just
such a pleasant occasion.
Mrs. George C. Earle would take this
way to thank score Of friends for re-
membering her IN her invalsdism with
Easter cards Of late Perhaps only such
iuvatids can appreciate 70 the full such
pleasant little remombrances.
Persons having waste paper 50 dispose
Of, b the form Of old newspapers, mag
azines, etc. viii confer a favor on the
Congregational ladies' aid society by
leaving the same at the parsonage or the
basement Of the Hopkins block
A Mrs. Longiey Of Barre has opened
an up-to.date millinery store n the
house OF Mrs. Charles &. Staples Of our
village II Is to b under tile manage
ment 81 Miss Bessie Spear The open
ing viii be on Wednesday Of this week.
Our Ladies' Home Study club viii meet
next Saturday afternoon April 2, with
Mrs. J. NJ. seaver and her SISTER Miss
Lizzie Work The program is, Quiz.
Charles Dickens Abbie Watson; quis,
William Thackeray. Annette E. Edison
selection, Alice Walker"
One Of our board Of listers wants tie
taxpayers IN our place % know that inI
accordance with the dictum 81 Tax
Commissioner Cushman every taxpayer
here this year win Be required TO fl
out hie or her own schedule, himself o.
herself, for the grand list CT course,
every such person win keep in mind
the penalty 81 a dishonest list.
Charles I. Hayward. prominent in our
Good Templars lodge, had planned for 3
sugar sociable Wednesday evening q
this week AZ his farm home; but. owing
to the bad travelling on the hills, he will
give It Of The home Of his daughter, Mrs. /
Horny Holt, IN tie Charles r Benedict
house in our village Not alone the Good
Templars. but the public at large is cor
daily invited to The feast.
George G. Earle went 70 Barre City u
meet q townsman. who was 20 come ~
on a late train Saturday evening While
IN the vicinity of tile depot there an
other team coliided with his buggy Ii
such 4 way AZ to throw him head fore
most to the ground On bis arrival home
Mr. Earle called il q physician, who con
cludad that no bones were broken; but he I
was badly shaken up.
Some eight or ten farmers including !
the AleEanders, on orr south bill, have I
Just bought a carload Of ingredients for f
phosphates That they viii mix 10 suit I
themselves. The goods came from Balti- I
more. It is thought that SIC ton can
be saved ia This way although tha pur
chasers win have the work IF mixing I
the materials. and that some other al
vantages will also be gained
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall hanson, oecu-
pants Of a farm bordering on The Cutter
pond have inst lost an infant boy They \
have little daughter of only few
years, and the present Disappointment
K no small one for them Mr. Lamsou,
a we understand it ia a great grandson
81 the late Ariel Crane Mrs. Lamson Is
4 daughter 81 MI, and Mrs G, A Badger, I
now 81 East Montpelier Much sympa !
thy viii 90 ont to them now.
We have just had the pleasure Of
letter from Charles Crane lifelong
friend now Of Dexter, Iowa. Mr. Crane I
bas lived To see farms IN bis vicinity n
sell for ass To 1856 an acre; the owners
Df them with fine houses, automobiles.
rood bank accounts, etc He writes Of