The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-08

Funeral Of Mrs. Lombard Largely AZ
tended, Many Coming from Out
of Town.

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The funeral services Of Mrs. LOUIS
Nye Lombard were held from her late
home Wednesday afternoon Rev, a. w
Hewitt officiating Those from out o
town g attend the funeral were Nj. an'
Mrs. Luther stntson % chelsea Mass.
Mt bind Nrs WIN Nye 81 South Barre
Alr and Mrs. John Worcester 81 sodfl
Bare, Arch Nye 81 South Barre, narn
son Lombard Of Montpelier and Mrs
Laura Mecrllis and son Edward o.
Randolph There were many beautiful
floral tributes Tho burial was IN "a,
village cemetery.
Harry Briton Of Barre was IN towr
sunday
I Mrs VI \ Martin was ia Montpelier
saturday
MISS Mabel Gosant Of Lanesboro wai
II town Saturday
Mrs Clara Cloal,c IS nursing IN the
home Of William Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marsh Of East
Calais were IN town Wednesday.
Raleigh Battles Of Montpelier was q
business visitor Ia town Saturday
Mrs 0rville Baker Is ID Miss Wells
trained nurse, Is caring fof her
a daughter was born to Mt and Mrs
Wallace Holt Sunday. February 2T
Miss Carroll o. Montpelier spent
"Wednesday with Mrs. w. H. Martin.
Doris Knapp. who has been IN with
pneumonia, is reported as much better.
Mrs Emma Batchelder IS spending q
few days in Barre VITA her son, Ernest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther stintsou Of chel.
sea Massv are in town visiting reia.
tres.
Misses Bessie and Lera Pitkin 81 Barre
spent part Of last week with relatives
ID town.
Mrs. J. Berton Pike and Miss Mabel
LeYanway Of Marshheld were in town
Thursday
Mrs William Stratton Of Montpelier
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
+. f. Leayitt.
John Fowler, who was seriously ih
Che latter part Of the week, Is reported
90 comfortable.
Miss Blanche Batchelder returned from
Boston saturday after several months
stay IN that place.
Mr., and Mrs Dan Moses have moved
from the Batchelder block and now live
in one Of Nlr. Vineents tenemeuts
Mrs Hattie Shorey and daughter Mary,
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Alyi
Davis Of Mansfield for a feW days
SIR and Mrs. Harry Dudley Of Mont
pelef spent sunday with Mrs Dudleys
parents. Mr. and Mrs Hans Fredfielaon
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Batcbeidar were
in Cabot Saturday TO attend Che funeral
Of Dir Boves Mrs BatcbedWs father
Misses Bessie and Madcila shorey and
Miss Delta Perkins spent Sunday with
their parents from their school ia Mont
peler
Miss Ethel Bemis has sold her MILL
merry business to Miss Alice Batchelder
miss AAtAiiNtttl tHANAH ANs tsA# AN4a
ard Boston Sunday TO purchase spring
millinery goods
The band entertainment Wednesday
evening was well attended. Special men
ton should Be made of MF Lawless cor
net solo, also Of the vocal solos bv Mr..
Fisher Of Montpelier
II i. Bemis who has recently gone to
Phoenix Arizona, writes as follows Of
the climate. products, ete located ID
nearly the center Of Salt river valleys
quite variety Of soils. but all exceed
iplv fertile and some that are second to
none il the world. No crops are grown
without irrigation. The Roosevelt dam,
which win soon be completed, fnsures
plenty Of water Alfalfa Is the prind
pal crop, although grains and most fruits
do well. Land is bigh, from OIL p $500
per acre, but As an acre of alfalfa pro
duees FIVE 70 SIX tons 0f hay 10 eason,
81 sides winter pasture, and sells for SOL
70 81 per ton the crop soon pays for
The land Dairying y quite az industry;
there are also many beef cattle sheep
ard hogs raised here All farm product
are higb Hay Sl7 per ton. barley 81
per bashel butter 45c per pound eggs
35e per dozen good cows $50 each hired
help $50 per moRth Climate dna for
those affected with tuberculosis RI II. 4
q I Phoanix- Ariz February a lal0@