The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
WILLIAMSBURG.


WE are told that Lewis Nj seaver
hopes 20 start early next week on bis
return trip
There seems 10 be a good demand these
days for our Grange hall lor entertain.
ment purposes.
Mrs Bebey Martin Perkins now of
Dorchester Mass is quite " ct present
and her sistermlaw, Miss Clara Dick.
erman il nursing her.
The Mystic Star Dramatic club q
Brookield win present Among the
Breakers Ell our Grange hall on Mon
day evening January ~
Miss Belle Hollobauah 81 Washington,
Pa, an aunt Of Mrs. Lewis NJ. Seaper,
aud a trained nurse has inst returned
TO her home after a stay Of some weeks
here
We are glad 70 hear That Vern Fdson,
an osteopathic student ia kirksyile,
Missouri Is being So greatly benefited
in health AZ present By treatment be e
getting there
Mrs. Sarah Pratt. the mother 81 Mrs.
Bert @. Young, now az Barre City, is
visiting friends here just now. Mrs.
Pratt has been pleasantly known here
in the past
Our former townsman, Dr. Elan g.
Lewis, for many years a resident Of Rut.
land has Just been reelected the vice
president Of a bank IN Rutland, in his
s4th year Of age.
In the last year OF two, Leslie d.
Gale has had hotel work in Boston, at
the same time that he ms bad his farm
in town carried on. His wife divides
her time between here and Boston, and
just at present is IN Boston,
The concert given here last Wednes.
day evening by the. Hedding male chorus
Of Barre City was greatly enjoyed We
think other towns about us viii be
"heading aright If they try to secure
its services in similar concerts.
Rev J. Edward Wright Of Montpelier
will preach again at our LniYeralist
church next Sunday morning az tie usual
hour IN the evening, L Is expected he
will Be at the service at the Methodist
church to take some part in it.
II All chose ii Barre City who az.
Kghted us SO much in the concert
Wednesday evening had "reaness o.
ears" Thursday, the burning may be
because Of the praise that i heard On
all sides, 81 their work that evening.
The family Of the late Rev. P. r Bar
nsrd, 80 long an esteemed Congrcga.
tional minister here. will long have an
interest for some oi our citizens At
present, Mrs julia Barnard Lyman Is
with her widowed sister Mrs Nellie 3.
Han, ia Greenville, y. III Their sister
Hattie. Is the wife Of a well 70 do man
ID Kansas City Mo- Carrie, another
married sister, lives ID Kalamazoo Mich,
and the only son IL The Barnard family,
William, lives ia Mamstee, ATeh.
We hear golden opinions expressed 81
tire talk given BIZ Miss Mary Il Water
man at The reception last Monday even
ing, at the rooms of our Village lm-
provement society II has been the
dream Of some that IL some way our
town ibfary--so called for years shall
yet become a free library 50 that there
shall be only one public library IN town
ANU tAtt NFaA ~ HAt HAN tttHs MISS
WATERWAYS advocacy Of the realizing
M this dream Is said to have been quite
mastery and it Is argued that she ought
to be heard again. in public and BY a
larger audience.
at the union service 40 the n. y.
church on Sunday evening next, January
10, Tie music and some other exercises
Templara The following Is the pro-
gram; Organ vomntaryi hymn; au.
them chorus prayer solo Miss Arlene
JcfTords; reading, ] 0rville Walbgidee,
eornet solo William Randall: short al.
dress, Grand Chief Templar If b. Nor.
gan; anthem chorus duet, Mrs A. n
Jewntt and RI s Je7ords solo. James
Walbridee; reading, Miss Hattie Dieker.
man; solo. Miss Blanche Nixon' anthem.
chorus; hymn.