The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-13
MARSHFIELD.

MAN Sf1F lGID.
: Mrs. S. H. Packer is in very delicate
health, due partially to continued at
tacks of grippe and complications.
] Mrs. Elsie b. Lamberton OF Sharon
is visiting her niece, Mrs. S. II. Packer
and other relatives in town.
On Sunday, June l6, the Knights OF
Pythias will observe their annual memo
rial. Services will be held in the lodge
hall in X of P. block. Rev. !. A. Ranney
will address the order. Knights and
Pythians will attend in body. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Z. V. Spencer will give dinner
at hotel Spencer, Friday evening, June
IA, at o'clock in honor of those who
waited table for her at the banquet last
Friday evening, in this manner trying
TO show in a measure, her appreciation
of their kindness and work.
One hundred and twenty guests par
took of the sumptuous banquet prepared
by Mrs. 4. V. Spencer last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Z. Y. Spencer entertained Pro.
fessor and Mrs. Perley Smith of Yale
college and three friends from Wiscon-
sin last Sunday, the westerners making
a tour of the country by auto.
Baccalaureate sermon at IL o'clock
next Sunday, June l6
ID. S. Hall and daughter, Marion, and
Miss Amy Cameron were in st. Johns
bury Tuesday with Walter Clark of East
Montpelier in the Clark auto.
G. L. Dwinell took Ernest Douse to
Peacham last Tuesday evening in his
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mother.
The graduating class of grade nine
are preparing program, being assist
ed by the other grades of the high
school.
Several were in Cabot Saturday after
noon to attend the auction at the home
of the late Mrs. Dow, Mrs j. w. Mear's
mother
f. L. Duke and r. Il. Ide are in Green's
boro, doing repair work on the cottage
of G. b. Wheeler, at the lake.
Mrs. S. NJ Dutch of Newton, Mass.
returned to her home last Saturday, aft
er an eight days visit with her sisters,
Mrs. Henry Blake and Mrs. A. X. Cole.
The hard frosts of Saturday and Mon
day nights are sad drawback to the
crops, combined with the peculiar spring
weather we have experienced Cultivat-
ed Strawberries will undoubtedly prove
to be failure.
Remember the drama Thursday even
ing BE sure TO remember the dance
after the drama Friday evening. On
Friday evening refreshments will be
served at the X. p. hall. Everybody |
come.
C. H. kenerson of Barre was at J. b. |
Pixies Tuesday, enroute for the home |
OF his brother, Frank kenerson. in Cabot |
The funeral of the late Mrs. Caroline |
Robinson was held Monday at o'clock |
from her late home, Rev G. H. Chaplin /
officiating. The bearers were relatives
Of the deceased. being A. T. Davis,
George Davis, J. W Mears and Ira Ed.
son. Burial was in the Eaton cemetery /
Mrs. Robinson is survived by one daugh
ter. Mrs. Minnie Slocum. and two grand
children. one stepdaughter, Mrs. Ira II.
Edison of Montpelier, and brother, Mr.,
Staples, OF Chelsea Mrs Robinson will
be missed by her many friends, both
old and Young, being very fond of young
people. She was of cheerful disposition
and seemed many years younger than
her 50 years.
iluldNe IlbN0 anu HIS Heip nave lHt
roof rafters nearly all in place on the
round barn they are building at Fl. d.
b. DwnelFs.
Oliver Carpenter, who has been in
i'll health for several months, has been
very poorly lately, his heart trouble
seeming to take turn for the worse.
Saturday evening June Is. will be
the regular meeting of Myrtle temple,
Pythian Sisters. and the NJ. f. c., par
ticularly requests that all those on the
degree team make an endeavor TO be
present as there is much work to be
done, preparatory for inspection by the
grand officers later.
Let all grangers remember the grange /,
field day and basket picnic at Granite
City trotting park, Barre, next FRIDAY. :
and all who can will do well to go, as /,
the good time promised will surely be
forthcoming and the speakers are among =
the best in the country.
About $50 guests assembled in tie \
hall of the X. p building last Friday I;
evening in response to an invitation TO
lelp the Marshfield Cornet band boy !
their Both anniversary. 4
program consisting of selections by the
,and. reading of two original poems.
ind songs by the oldest member OF the
,and. c. T.. Shepard, were much en-. =
Dyed by all. The organizer of the band,
ra II. Edison of Montpelier, gave his
DRY of the organization in the years OF
heir activity. II was with deep respect S
hat he spoke of the departed ones Sew e
raj one time members from out of town S
we're present. some of them taking their Q
Id places in the band. The whole af- G
air was a pronounced success bringing I
much qualification TO those who had the
natter in charge.