The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-14
MARSHFIELD.

aiiu lINlH putteI poA sHop lhst IhoH'
day.
Mrs. Louise Sanborn is working for
Mrs Fl. d. McCrillis, beginning work
last Sunday
Miss Elsie French of Attleboro, Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Orange
Swerdfeger
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Roakes says they are cooking in Pulver
hotel, Revena, N Y.
DIR. and Mrs Wesley d. Lamberton
of Morisville are stopping at the
Marshfield house indefinitely.
Mrs. James Loveland is taking care
of Clarence, the little son of Mrs. Flor
ence Boyce, while she is working.
Mrs. Orange Swerdfeger recently visit.
ed relatives in Attleboro, Mass, sew
eral weeks, returning here about a week
ago.
Mrs. Oakley Meader finished work
last Saturday night at III. d. McCrl.
lis, and is visiting her sister in East
Montpelier, for an indefinite time.
Mrs f. A. Rosebrook is nursing in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Pike,
who are rejoicing in the birth of
daughter, which occurred Friday, March
| 10.
Mrs Horace Brown has been suffering
with severe attack of neuralgia in
the chest and shoulders. Her friends ex-
tend sympathy.
Silas Irwin finished moving to his
new farm last Tuesday night, the fam.
lily occupying the house Mr.. Martin
occupies the house vacated by Mr.. I'm
win.
The NJ L. Sunday school will give
the Easter concert exercise, "The Pill
grims Vision" at the church next Sun
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock Every
body is cordially invited to come.
Sugarmakers who have so-called early
sugar orchards, are having one OF the
largest runs Of sap ever experienced
Snow is disappearing at a rapid rate
bidding fair to make way for spring at
last
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richardson OF
Plainfeld were at j. Berton Pixies last
Saturday, Mr.. Richardson has been
much more comfortable for the past
week than he has been for several
months.
Mrs. David Lucas has been i'll about
two weeks with liver and stomach trou-
bic. Mrs. Hubert Hollister is caring
for her. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas have been
i'll nearly all winter, and have the sym
pathy of their many friends.
Charles johnson, who has been very
i'll of pneumonia, is reported more com
Portable. The nurse, who has been car
ing for him is expected to leave the
patient this week. Mr.. johnson is i'll
at the home of his father law, Abel
Beckley.
Rev. F. f. Cui1ier preached his fare
well sermon to large audience last
Sunday. The pastor has made host Of
friends in his passionate here. who are
sorry to bid him farewell, but bid him
God speed and he may feel sure Of
welcome whenever he ma5 come among
them,
The U. R. X. Of P's, win have a box
social at the hall next Saturday even
ing The ladies are asked to bring
boxes, containing lunch for two. These
boxes will be sold at auction, to the I
highest bidder. A good time is antici
pated, and everybody is invited TO at
tend.
About so friends of Mr. and Mrs G. I
l.. Dwinell met in Castle hall last Sat /
luday evening in reception to them,
in honor OF their marriage, which oc
CURED at Londonderry, Wednesday T
Mrs Dwinell was formerly Mrs. Myra
Alice Clifford of $50 Commonwealth ave-
nue., Boston. A very pleasant evening
was passed, music and dancing follow
ing light refreshments of sandwiches,
cake and coffee. New maple syrup was
furnished for the crowd by the groom.
The wedding party received their friends
in the lodge hall, assisted by the presid-
ing officers of the Pythian Sisters and
Knights of Pythias, Mr.. Dwinell being
member of both
The friends OF Mr. Raymond Plumb
will be glad to learn that he is to spend
his vacation here and will conduct the
services at the Congregational church
the next two Sundays, April 10 and
3D. The service next Sunday morning
will include the sacred cantata, Easter"
which will be given by the choir and
Sunday school There win be preach
ing service in the evening. On Friday
evening, April 81, the Christian Endeav.
or society will give a social at the
church. This will afford an opportunity
for all to meet Mr.. Plumb in social
way and enjoy a pleasant evening. He
has kindly consented to assist in the
program with readings and vocal Sc
ections. Refreshments will be served
and a very cordial invitation is extended
10 all.