The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09

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We are told that there Is fair outlook
for the granite trade here the coming
season
Our maple sugar season proved to be
a rather short and unsatisfactory one
this year.
Dr. Henry Downs, wife and child Of
OH City, Pa, will come to his old home
here later for d visit
George Beckett continues to improve
10 health and, we are told, can SIT up
three quarters Of an hour daily.
Harry Slack Of Washington has en-.
gagged 10 work for Mrs. Thomas G. Waldo
on her village farm another season.
Miss Emma n Adams, who has been
for some months On the Pacific coast,
4 expected at her old home here in
June.
Nelson Carleton is busy, finished of
the old village schoolhouse back Of the
Congregational church into a dwelling
house
Joaquin de "a Hoz Maza. Of whose NJ.
ness we wrote Tuesday, did not escape
pneumonia, but as yet IL is regarded
AZ mild case.
The members Of the gentlemen's double
quartet are asked to Be az the Methodist
church Sunday morning next at a quarter
before ten o'clock
Lewis NJ. Seaver returned from New
York City about the middle Of this week.
Tie reported sweltering day there just
before he left for home.
The Misses Edison, who have been with
their cousin, Mrs. J. E. Ainsworth,
through the past winter are about to
return to their old home across the
street.
Frank II. Martin, an osteopathic stu
dent at kirksTille, Mo-, plans to come
here In his next vacation. His wife and
daughter expect to remain meanwhile
at KiSkville
Mrs J. E. Ainsworth Is yet somewhat
OF an invalid. and with one or two others
in the family who are not the strongest
she has Just called back Mrs Benson Of
Barre as a nurse for time.
There viii be the regular eonvocation
Of Charity chapter, No. 81, @. 2. 81,
Monday evening, April II, at o'clock
A good attendance is desired. as u viii
be the time for the annual election Of
officers
r. G. Cowary Of Bethel is to Be a
teamster for Horace M FaTnham, In
work on our highways the coming season.
He has Just moved bis family to the
Gidney house, iust sonth OF George Back.
ett's harness shop.
The subject Of the sermon at the Chm
gregtional church Sunday morning viii
Be, AS to the Old Ways' The union
chorus viii sing at the service at the
N. Il. church Sunday evening. The hour
81 meeting VIII be 1890
Dia ever a little miss have finer time
than did Miss Katherine, daughter on
VIII J. and Mrs. Bernice SibleY Young,
in recent ten days visit in Boston
with her gTandmamrnn, Mrs. b II. sib.
ley, and daughter, Miss Ellag
A. n. Fellows was IN Proctor one day
this week. on business With George W.
Brush. whose farm here he hired last
year. Mr.. and Mrs Brush were about
to visit a married daughter in Worces-
Ter, Mass. Mr.. Brush win Be here later
The Dutch mission clock at w. N.
McEnany's store chat was offered III
some way We hardly know what-to
purchasers of .Heurys Red Cum, went
to 4 lady in John Riddles family on the
old time Porter Martin farm en- the
west side Of town.
Mrs. Anna Poor Edson, daughter Of
liz. J, Poor and a student in osteonathy
AZ KirksWlle, No., is expected 20 spend
her summer vacation Az her old home
here Her husband Yern Edson, also
medical student there, may use bis vaea-
ton for work in some line.
The crearson- Beckett Granite company
might likely Be expected to compress a
good deal Of air IN the neighborheod Of
their vocal organs these days. because
Of the great delay ID their getting from
Boston a pulley wanted to run ID eonnee
tioa with their new air compressor.
John A. Dow, a sonln-lsw Of the late
Lucius S. Simons, and a tool sharpeneF
at the Grearson- Beckett Granite come
pany's plant, has been laid of from work
for weeks hy grippe and bronchial tr0u-
bic, but he has been able 10 ride ont
Of late. Tie lost rs pounds OF flesh in
less than three weeks
Mrs. Jerry NJ. Hutchinson has Just had
as guests her mother and sister, Mrs. l.
G. Little and Mrs. S. Z. Drew now OF
Boston. Mrs. Little has Just spent
very pleasant winter IN Boston with her
daughter, Mrs. Drew The latter seems
TO be doing 4 thriving business Ii Bos
ton as a boarding mistress.
Last Tuesday evening there was sort
Of informal gathering here to consider
the matter Of reyivine or forming anew
board Of trade for our place. There
win be another meeting Of the kind at
the reading room IN tile Beckett block
next Tuesday evening and all who are
interested in tho project are urged to
attend
Albert r. Martin, who has a model
Thermometer that is kept in model
way for reliability, thinks IN his long,
life he never knew another SO warm al
April as Last Wednesday The mer
curry AZ his house registered 81 degrees
Ut one or two o'clock p. m. that day
As we write this, Friday morning. our
hills are white with snow
Miss Florence Leighton, the principal
Of our high school, who is taking her
vacation at her home in Lacomia. N. Ut,
has just sent Mrs. Anna schciield Ran.
dali lake trout that weighed fourI
pounds and three-quarters Miss Leigh
ton was one Of Mrs Randall's boarders
last term She writes that last Wednes-
day she and her father caught four such
trout
Ed Martin, Of the ] K. Lynde com
pauy, has Just shown VS. an Office desk
chat Ne prizes. It was ones the property
of the late Hamilton Webster 81 Barre
City and was handmade for Mr.. Web
ster bv someone there. Tt is very sub-