The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-26
MAR SHFIELD.

Mrs. Orange Swerdfeger went to At
tleboro, Mass, last week for visit with
relatives.
II. G. HOLSTER and daughter, Miss
Grace, were in Calais Friday, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. H. D. McCrillis was the guest OF
Mrs. w. E. Lamberton last week Friday
and Saturday, at Montpelier.
Z. w. McWane of Rochester is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. I. Davis,
and family for several days.
Mrs. A. T. Davis returned Saturday
evening from Taunton, Mass, after sew
I era days visit with relatives.
Edmund Pike was in Montpelier Sat
urday, where he is receiving violin in
struction of Prof. Harold Haylett.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Cole of Barre City
were at the home of Mr.. Coles father,
I. W. Cole, in Marshfeld village over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Dwinell have
gone to housekeeping in the house be-
longing to II. d. B. Dwinell, known as
the Abe Wood house.
Wayne Emery has engaged with d. s.
Hall & Son of South Cabot and will
assist Wesley Hall in the box and cloths
drier factory several months.
The correspondent wishes to thank the
arrangement committee of the lecture
course of Plainfeld for complimentary
tickets to the musical entertainment of
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dean S Hall is ia Boston this
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selecting her spring millinery, which her
customers will doubtless be able to in
spcct in the near future.
Lawrence 3. Adams and Eldred G. Pit
kin have been appointed commissioners
on the estates OF Otis Freeman and his
wife. The first meeting OF the commits
soners will occur April IL.
Mrs Della Town Goodridge LETT town
en- route for her home in Upton. Mass.
last Friday morning. Her son, Harold,
has Cancelled his engagement with II. +.
Tanner and will remain with Herbert
Emery for the season
Several from this town attended the
entertainment ut Plainfcld last Satur
day evening. Everybody was highly
pleased with, the high class of music Civ
en- by the Colopial quartet and hope to
be able to listen to them again.
S. Fl. Unwin received word last Friday
from his sister, Mabel Young of West
Stuartstown, n. H., that the house where
she had rooms was burned, together with
all her possessions, she escaping with her
life and the clothes she had on, almost
a miracle,
The dinner and social at A. L. Pres
toms last Thursday was a success, in
spite of inclempnt weather. The ladies
received So Mr. Preston did much to
make the affair pleasant, using his team
to carry people to and from the house.
All would extend thanks to Mr.. Preston
II. H. Martin is drawing lumber to-
the site for his new barn, to be built as
soon as the weather permits. Lee Town
send is to be master mechanic, and with
his usual able corps of assistants no
doubt the barn will be one of the besJ
in the country.
On account Of nclement weather, the
last grange meeting was not very large
" attended The much advertised paper
was not read. but viii be given at an
early date; so if more contributions are
to be had, please forward them to the
same committee.
The family of b. L. Cameron, who |
have all been i'll, are improving, except |
ing Mrs. Cameron, who developed pneu
monia, in spite OF all efforts TO avoid !
the disease She has been having Sc
we're time with pleurisy, but at this writ !
ing is more comfortable.
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Grain of Dust" in the opera house in |
Barre City last Friday evening, return
ing by the late train, which was held |
at Barre for the accommodation of PEG. |
pie from the railroad towns wishing to
return that night
Mrs, j. b. Pike visited Mrs. Frank |
Richardson in Painfeld last Saturday |
Mrs Richardson received word that her |
sister Mena Adams of Peacham, had |
serious operation in Brightlook hospital |
last week, for a fibroid tumor. The /
operation was successful. and Mrs. |
Adams is as comfortable as can be ex
pected.
Mrs. Horace Brown. who has been bed
ridden since last August with an incur
able disease and under the care of a
trained nurse continually siHCet - lhlt' i
ing very fast. Her mind, like the body, |
is now very weak, and it seems a matter
of a short time that she can live. II
has been very trying for Mr.. Brown dur.
ing this time, but he has spared nothing
that was OF benefit to the Lowell one,
which in turn was much appreciated by
her. Mr.. Brown has the heartfelt SYM
pathy of his many friends.
The Republican voters of the town of
Marshfed are hereby notified and
warned to meet in caucus at the town
house Saturday. March 30, at 1880
o'clock. TO transact the following bust
ness: Article !, to elect someone to
serve as chairman; article q to elect
someone to serve rs secretary article
;. to elect two delegates and two alter
mates to the Republican state convention
10 be held in Montpelier Wednesday,
April 10; article 4, to elect two dele
yates and two alternates to represent
,aid town in the second congressional
district Republican convention, to be held
n Montpelier Tuesday, April 0. Per
rider Republican town committee.