The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01

OF these speakers, b0M diu You ike ~
allf" or, did you learn anything newf
to Be answered IN some instances per.
haps. mo, ! had heard, or read, or knew
il all before However. il seems 70
us that meetings like The two here last
Saturday must do q vast deal Of good,
not alone in positively new ideas adj
yanced, but in the stirring up Of thought
and study and stimulation 70 greatef
and greater efforis to make Vermont The
state. every way, that she can be made
to be.
Mrs. Charles r. Brockway Is visiting
an aunt, Mrs. William Wells, Of New
bury.
Mrs. Horace j White has BEEN very
poorly "a late days aud her case seems
critical indeed
Bert Bruce has been having the care
Of trained nurse ID the last few days
Re is thought to be gaining
Former townsfolk. Mr.. and Mrs George
~. Bruce. now OF Randolph, were visit-
ing friends here the first Of the week
Don Al Earle and wife, now Of Fitch
burg, Mass. were Ia town on Monday
the guests Of MIR Earle's brother George
q Earle
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ F..
church viii have soeiahle a. the bone
of Mrs Henry kasel Oh Thursday after
noon and evening Of this week.
The feeling IS one Of ineyprsssible re-
lief here. now that we think we can rea-
sonably hope there Il % be a speedy end
Of the granite troubles 81 the last nine
Or ten weeks.
Guy Badger. who worked some months
last year "a southugton Conn. has heen
at the home 81 BIS father @ A Badger
ia East Montpelier, IN the last month
or two or more.
Aliss Lucy Ainsw0fth, daughter 81 the
late Charles r. Ainsworth 81 Moline,
ILL.,. and 20 pleasantly known to some
Of our citizens, Is spending the winter
III Clebune. Texas
Andrew Bnrnham continues 50 poorly
Ia health that be win 81 taken 20 the
home Of his son III Mid village the first
of tts week where i IS hoped be
mas soon be better
Jerry Fideld who has drives an express
WAGON for years IA our village II NOV
ing this week % Bethel The house he
is Ia vacate. We are tod win n occupied
BY Frank Pasera, Swiss granite man,
Lewis NJ. seaver recently gave the
a,te rfI tssets4i4tttNs4 tft har
Newe0mb Of Wichita. Kansas very
happy surprise By calling On chem IN
their home, while making his western
trip
Forrest Seavcr has bargainsd one Of
his farms, VIZ, the one that he had
liived on before buying fhe Rodney Seayer
place The buyer w. y Harvey Is g
brother Of the man who bought Fred
Jackson's farm On Baptist street He Is
worker on q quarry
Capt. A. S. cowles Of our Gulf House
left here d few weeks ago With the IN
teniion of going with a sister in Com
! npctieut To Florida, hoping 10 escape
severe rheumatism Word has come 81
late that he Is laid up now with rheu-
matism at his sisters home in Conneeti-
cut
I Mrs. Norman G. Davis writes Us from
4 Wichila Kansas. Of the i'll health AZ
present Of her brother, Luther Newcomb
lalso ot spring weather green grass Ia
places. etc She hopes % return to llli-
nois little later and expects now e
keep III touch with Old home friends here
through the Barre Daily Times.
4 Sunday having been birthday 81
I Mrs J r. Lyn1e, Mrs j Munroe Seavef
lone Of the kindest and most thoughtful
OF our good women improved Saturday
IN going to Montpelier % make 4 birth
/ day call on Mrs Lynde We are happy
in writing tliat i il an encouraging r..
lport that Mrs Seaver brings back 81 Mrs
/ Lyndes condition of health Way such
reports come thicker and faster
Mrs Seha Bohonon Underhil died
Equite suddenly last Friday Afternoon AZ
\ The home Of Alfred Cafnes in our Mil
village She had been an invalid for
some years and confined to the bed one
81 her troubles having been eancerous
SHE had long been ia tic CnrHes family
Size was some years 81 age She +
survived by two brothers. one 81 them
4 Fmeld Bohonon Of Chelsea. and a sister
4 who lives III Worcester Mass The fiji,
neral Was q tile Carnes home al p N
/ Sunday, Rev. d II Strong officiating
The burial was in Chelsea
We have Just been eladdened hy news
of our FORMER toWnsmen Return IS