The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-28
EAST MONTPELIER.


o. L. Tiilotson was IN Barre on bust
ness Saturday
Ira Boying lost RS only COW last
Sunday night cause mot khown
Miss Eva Townsend goes Is Mont
Ipelier Saturdays 20 take music lessons.
There seems to be aistsmper going
the rounds, caused by Tile wet weather
John Mayo and brother-in -law, Mr
Taylor, moved recently 70 the Dwinell
house
A good view was obtained Of the comet
Thursday evening here, and large mum
Der Of people here saw it.
Fred Townsend was away last satur.
day and Frank Davidson ran the meat
cart to Barre for that day.
Earl and Arthur Bartlett were in
plainfeld Monday to attend the funeral
Of their aunt, Mrs Rosa Leaser
Mrs. @. ri Clark was taken suddenly
i'll last Saturday with 4 severe cold and
sore throat, bat has been better since
Tuesday
Mrs Gilbert Smith Of Williamstown
was IN town Tuesday and took her
mother. Mrs Deunison home with her,
las she was ~ with rheumatism
A large willow tree was struck BIZ
lightning Wednesday night Ia the yard
of J r Robbins, but No serious damage
was done, except to the telephone wires.
Calvin Parmsnter Of Montpelier was
iu east village Thursday, and On the
Hill near ri looking after house he
stiH owns. though he was reported to
have sold it. He intends making some
repairs
Rey George johnson, general treasurer
Of tH'r missionary endaav0rs 0f the
Evangelical association addressed a
meeting at tie Evangelical church here
last Monday evening Rev II. Taylor
of Montpelier, the pastor, was also
present.
We have been told several times Of
late that Carl sibley and family would
return from Nebraska; but their rala-
tiyes here sav they are doing well there
and have built q house, and they do not
expect them back at present, but hope
they may come here to live before many
years.
Two deer were seen by section boss
Con sployd last Saturday. as they were
crossing a. G Whitcher's field Of oats;
three others were seen the same day
fin a field near win Lnbys house and
one Or more have recently frequeated
the section in the vicinity Of Q. L. Tillot-
sons farm.
The hard showers 81 Wednesday after
noon and night did 4 good deal Of dam.
age to fields planted IN many places
washing ont oats, corn and potatoes
very badly. The roads we're well washed
too. bnt no great damage was done III
any one place except washing out the
bridge on the river road near L. w.
sibley's.
Frank Green Of Washington moved
last week to the new cottage 81 II. MI
Farnham and was working for him.
when he was hurt last Sunday night
BY being kicked in the shoulder while
coming from Montpelier with a carload
81 horses Tie was taken 70 house
on Clay hin and doctor called, who
pronounced no homes broken, but bad
bruise and disloeation, which was well
attended to-
Although yes a little early, some talk
has already been heard Of the annual pie.
mic Of the Evangelical Sunday school. The
picnie has become an annual affair on
Fourth Of July and has always been
held on the campground the Sunday
school from the church Of that denomi-
nation at Montpelier joining with that
of tho focal church It il expected that
this win be the case this year. and that
the same general invitation win be ex
tended to an those who wish to put in
q eaafs and eanar Fourth