The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-12

H. II. Martin one Of our prineipa
farmers, has been studying plans for 9
new barn on his farm
See A. c Moores adv. IN for sale
column for Columbian Wyandotte egg.
for matching iel 223-l2
The Gmarson Beckett Granite com
pany las ehnt down work for two o.
three DAYS while waiting for coal and
making repairs on is travelling derrick
viii Fogg son Of the late Harry Fogg
tells US Of the great mortality in hi'
fathers family in the last Eve years. five
members Of the family having died, ans
all-at good Old age.
Charles D. Broclsway, r. F. D. mai
carrier On route }, whose house was
burned last year, a considering plans
for a new house, 10 be erected o. Of near
the site Of the old one.
In the remarkable variety Of weather
here in late days, we had two thunder
showers. snow, ice, and mercury Of 81 de.
grees One Of our Italian citizens desig.
mated the weather Of one Of these days
as brutal"
Vincent Bates, a grandson Of the late
Allen Bates Of Barre and the purchaser
Of the Edwin M Covell farm al The south
end 81 our town. has inst brought d port.
able saw-mill to bis farm, on which Il a
fine lot Of saw-timber.
OF course it il coming to be understood
here that we have a rising" young VIC.
linist in the person of Clayton son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Maynard 7. Spencer. Last
Saturday evening we were delighted 10
hear him play the violin. with Mrs. A. y,
Fellows as aecompanist at the piano.
VIZ DO not know the make Of bis violin
but 50 creamy" was the music gotten
cut Of il Il seems at II it must be
Fall but an Cremona
Next sunday Roy. w. n. Roberts Of
our Methodist church win be away and
at conference. and his people know well
where they viii be cordially welcomed
lat Sunday services. At the union service
I'm the evening at the Congregational
church, It goes without saying that Pas.
tor Strong will iI bis pulpit. He viii
b. largely reinforced. however, bF tile
musical help 81 tho union chorus help
that he seems highly to value in the
matter Of filing the church.
G. NJ seaver 4 company use horse
in their delivery work that seems to
have is little peculisrities. In the par.
lorlike barn in which It beds and boards
are two stalls side by side One day
recently the feed for the animal that was
put IN the manger OF one Of these stalls
was rejected utterly, and for 10 known
reason BY the one caring for the horse
The horse was then put into the al
Joining stall and II ate is rations salts
faetorily At the company's feed stores
near our depot, 70 and from which the
horse Is constantly driven, Is one certain
SPOT on which the horse wants % stand
while resting. II left On any other spot
il win not rest easy until IL has get 70
that particular spot, and then It stands
satisfied.
Il Il hoped that an win be done that
can Be this year to make the exercises
of memorial Sunday and Of Decoration
day truly successful The services of
the former day will Re hed At the Con
gregational church. and the sermon viii
he by Rev D. II Strong. We venture
the opinion. too, that nothing better viii
be heard here that week. We confident
~ expect, too, that the music ct the
time viii Be- Of a high order last year.
to onr sorrow as town. Il WAS said
we had to import 5iw Instrumental music
on Decoration day, although that music
was well enjoyed I'his year We expect
our own band win supply that, a. Il II
capable Of doing The vocal music may
also be expected to Be excellent: and
surely the speaker on Decoration day
win zee to it that We are Mutt to Be
disappointed n him.