The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14


Edward Chamberlain was IL town Fri
day from Bethel for his last load Of
goods
Mrs Julien Slack who lives near the
Washington line, spent several days in
Sirahord last week visiting her sister
Mrs Jedde Root
Fred p. Goodwin started IN Thursday
To saw ont the large supply Of logs
which have been accommodating at bic
min during the winter
Miss Rosettc Emery left Wednesday
Tor Montague City, Mass. where She
will be the guest for a few weeks Of her
brother, Albert p. Emery and family
Mrs Ada b. Whitney accompanied
Miss Mary George TO Massachusetts last
week and win visit friends in Boston
and vicinity for several weeks before she
returns.
Charles r. Durkee. rural mail carrier
ON route No. 2, has been seriously III dur
ing the past week with the prevailing
lstamper, and bis work has been carried
ia BY Fred w, Lewis.
Thursday evening the following named
gentlemen. Benjamin Tucker, Ira Luce,
John Norman, Vet Davis, Hugh Lyman
and Howard Tucker Of Tunbridgel were
entertained at the Tyrian club rooms by
members Of the club.
Mrs. Edwin A. George. who has been
in North Tunbridge for several days,
assisting in the care Of her son, Charles
Grant, who WIS dangerously i'll with
pneumonia, has returned to her home on
the west hill Der son having recov-
cred.
Elmer r. Wallace has commenced ex-
tensiye repairs on his house on Court
street. Mr. Wallace purposes to clap.
board and paint the house. move the
barn, and when bis repairs are completed
win have one Of the finest and most at
tractire places in town.
John A. r. Corwin and bis daughter,
Miss Nellie, entertained forty or more
Of their friends at their home Tuesday
evening Progressive whist was the or
der 81 entertainment during the evening
Punch and confections were served and
the evening was most pleasantly spent.
B. Fl. Adams. who has held the Office
of deputy sheriff for the past thirteen
years and who for the past five years
has been the county jailer, has announced
his candidacy for the office of sheriff be-
fore the next Republican county con-
vention. Fl. T. Baldwin Of Wells River
also has announced his candidacy for re
election.
Cassius Kimball. who came here from
western New York about a year ago and
purchased the Judd farm on the west
bill, and who recently decided The farm
back 70 Mr. Judd adYertises 20 sell his
team and farming tools at public auction
in front Of the hotel Saturday, March
10, at ] o'clock p. m.
Joseph A. Tracy, who has been obliged
to spend several months ct home on &C.
count Of trouble with Ills eyes, resulting
from an attack Of measles, left Thursday
for Albany, N. ", to resume bis studies
IN the Albany Business college. and while
bis eyes are yet somewhat weak he
hopes to be able 20 complete his course
now without further interruption.
The Chelsea dramatic company. which
played at East Barre Wednesday even.
ING report having had good house and
! pleasant time. The company went TO
Post Mills Friday evening to present its
play, which has proved very popular. It
IS not wholly decided whether Il win be
presented al Randolph o. not although
Che manager has been urged repeatedly
to 20 there.
The brick building, occupied for sew
sral years by the National Bank Of Or
snge County and which during the past
Two years has been occupied By Norman
g. Hunt as a barber shop. and which
vas purchased a few weeks since by II. I
4 Mattison, has beer rented to w. w. /
Jnderhiil, who win move his job printing /
ltHce there about the first Of Aprh.