The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-09
MARSHFIELD.

D. B. Nownes is making cider at the
Wooster mill.
It is understood that 0. A. Swerdfeger
has favorable offer for his mill prop
erty
Mrs. =. A. Rosebrook is spending the
week with her brother, S. b. Mcleod,
at Groyeton, N. II.
Rev. G. II. Chaplin preached at the
Methodist church in Cabot Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. +. L. Currier.
A new concrete receiving platform and
deck, on which TO mount the cream watts
and separators. is being installed at the
creamery.
5. Swerdfeger has been appointed adj
ministrator and o. II. Smith and Il. A.
| Thomas commissioners in the estate Of
Samuel Bemis.
Rev i. Il. Lowe, district superintend.
ent OF the st. Johnsbury district, oc.
eupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Harvey Sulham is in Newbury this
week, being employed there as lineman
on telephone construction work for the
Bradford Telephone Co.
+. NJ. Richardson, of the firm of
Ihwing and Richardson, was engaged in
plumbing work at North Montpelier
part of the past week.
G. L. Dwinell has taken a lease of tho
store in the knights of Pythias block.
He has line of jewelry and sporting
goods on sale and is prepared to do
clock, watch and iewelry repair work
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Prouty are build.
ing new house on the opposite side of
the street from the residence of S.
Swerdfeger. The plan is Of latest bung-
allow design and when completed will
provide pleasant and attractive house,
Mrs. w. D. Lah1berton held an auc.
ton sale of household effects at the
Marshfield house on Saturday She ex.
poets to 90 to Chicago in the near fu-
ture that she may be with DR.. LANDER
ton, who is attending veterinary coll
lege
The firm of Lee and Clara B. Shortt
have closed their hall for public enter
tainments and are TO use II in future
for furniture exhibits. Quite stock
OF furniture has already arrived and Mr..
Shortt is in Boston this week purchas.
ing an additional supply Of goods.
The concert given by the Nordland
girls under the auspices of the Village
Improvement society, was an entertain
ment of high merit and credit to the
society. Each member Of the company
was an artist in his or her line OF en-
tertaining and the enthusiastic manner
in which they were received by the good
sized audience in attendance proved that
the talent was appreciated. We rare
ly have the pleasure of listeneing 20
such high class talent In our own town
and the society are to be congratulated
on the success of this first number of
the course which they have arranged
to give during the coming season. The
next attraction will be Mildred Shell
don Bass, a reader Of plays and an in
terpreter of the best literature. Miss
Bass comes very highly recommended
by all who have seen her and we have
every reason to believe that this num-
Der viii fully equal the first one in
point OF excellence and entertaining
qualities and perhaps excel in eduea
tl0nai value. 10 IS hoped that the COM
munity and the general public will APP
preciate the character and value Of these
entertainments and not allow the OPP
portunity Of attending them to pass BY
unimproved. The expense of putting on
this course win be Just as great If the
average attendance is 80 as it will be
with an average attendance of $50. Tho
tickets for the remaining four numbers
of the course are only Sl.00 for re-
served seats. The people of Marshfeld
are urged to support this course loyal
ly, as it ought to be supported on It's
merits. This is not charity. You re
ceife full value for money expended.
Identify yourself with the forward
movement for the lettering Of conditions
in our community by availing yourself
of one Of these season tickets before
the next date November is.