The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-01

7 NAh HtstNithf tAiAt hiN N'ANi ''"A ~
state road was slTl90ii that the orders
drawn GA the town treasurer for repair
ling highways by Road Commissioner Q
a. Blanchard, amounted 20 81 i25G55l
that The orders drawn BIZ our school al
reetofs amounted 10 1901, and that
+ the total Of orders drawn By our select
men WAS Sl2,3l7.SS.
Marcus A. Smith il ont again after q
few weeks of Illness.
1 Airs. & 4. Badger, now 81 East Mont.
y pallef Is here at the home 81 her daught
ter Nfs Marshall hanson
4Irs b 4. SibIcy and daughter Mis.
Ella. are NOT expected % return home
from Boston On june next
Randall Wood came home from Tie
fieaton ohsptal on Saturday Of last week
after a stay Of some weeks there.
Some so7 are said to have been taken
last saturday evening at the repetition
@ aNeigohor lakewood at the grange
hall
The March number Of that unique
magazine. The Hunter Trader Trapper
Is better than ever and you should call
for your copy before The supply is ex.
hansted
Mrs. Julia Work Blanchard has just
/ returned 10 her home IA Barre after q
/ few weeks visit with sisters here. Her
daughter Miss Nellie Blanchard, was
here over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Cummings Of Townshcnd
! Harb0f. Mass who has been teaching
in our graded school, purposes 10 90 20
her home On Saturday OF This week, hay.
ing just finished a term,
Capt A. s. Cowlos Of our Gulf House
has come from Connecticut, where be
bad been ailinp for weeks with rheuma
hsm e Deeriield Center n a., and DE
may be here IN The near future.
After this week, our granite cutters
/ viii have q bali holiday Saturday after.
Moons till the FIRST 81 December, accord
ing % tbe last and new settlement OF
granite matters for the next Eve years
Those who are IN arrears FOR The
Times should not BE offended IL they
receive statement 81 account about
the 10th inst unless they eall at the
news depot before that date and pay
up
Eugene Fellows closed hs second term
Of school d number : last Friday Tile
souvenir presented % each Of tie pupils
ard school officers was something our Of
the usual order and much appreciated by
the recipients.
Under the auspiees Of the senior class
oi our high school promenade and
dance are g Be given a. .he grange hall
On Thursday evening % this week,
March 3 Tickets 81 admission l5c, re-
treatments l0e.
Following Tire cold weather 81 last
Friday morning when The mercury went
to 30 degrees below zero IN Our village
on saturday morning q went % 28 de-
erees below Oh Monday morning last
4 was some a degrees above zero
There recently occurred tbe 25th ami.
YersarY nf The marriage 81 Dr, GEORGE
Fl and M. Carrie Mill Mal0t now az
t gN'3
tsrs see1s n ME- ents nee
~ suE5arv
jerry d Hutchinson seems quite likely
q hage tbe fob 81 building q parsonage
this year i9f tie Congregational hurch
e rs Fond village p tfoosheld. 2
committee from tne Church WAS here q
rev days ago e eee III. hutchinson and
- ss4sr
4. 2. Casey. superintendent Of our
Schools recommends the extension q
tae han school course e four wars ana
THINKS proper addition built On LIT
thf front Ell ihe present structure lgrad
ed school building p our yillagel would
improve ts appearance ana provide
rooms fof present and Future pse.
TIE secretary % the Vermont Sunday
School association II al Durfee Is to
BE here On Thursday afternoon and even
ing q tllls week, March 81 and i is
desired that aii who are interested IN
the sunday school work 81 the town
shall meet him a. the NJ. Y. vestry at
2.a0 p. III. aud 80 p. N. Of that day,
nsnia 3 pownssn7 Ia. limo Neon
i..eaa ar,at;@si ssns;t1s 49,
rsi.4r 81 rydssnt ~ bas oniv eoli
- "a ,aaafgi t6st gooa dr;ver sp5
worker. 10 an inquiry just made Of
him be replied That i only properly
worked iie regards # better n the long
run Tor fhe animal than 70 have three
or four years Of ldleness.
Tic number of dogs licensed here
know this by official report, ia L may