The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-12
MAR SHFIELD.

ID. X. Tibbitts, who has been very i'll
with the grippe, is much better.
Mrs. Wallace f. Lamberton OF Mont
pelier has been visiting old friends the
past week.
Charles Farnsworth of Graniteville has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. d. K.
Tibbitts, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. f. Woodward of East
Cabot were guests of Mr.. and Mrs ii. L.
Hadlock and their daughter, Blanche T.,
last Friday.
! Wayne Emery is working for Herbert
Emery for an indefinite time, as Harold
| Goodridge is unable to work on account
of a broken ankle.
Mrs. S. H. Irwin has been sick in bed
several days with a combination of APP
pendicitis and indigestion, but is able to
be about the house again.
Mrs. George Davis and little daughter,
Harriet, returned from Ryegate Friday,
after a two days visit with Mrs. Davis
sister, Mrs. Fred w. Ellis.
Mrs. Mary Staples of W-illiamstown
has been visiting relatives in town sew
eral days, her brother, II. ID. B. Dwinell,
and sister, Mrs. o. +. Carpenter, among
them.
Now that zero weather is busted, the |
sugarmakers are making eyes at their
sugar orchards. Many are awaiting a
thaw to get rid of the deep snow in the |
woods.
+. J. Marshall has several teams at |
work drawing logs from his lumber lot |
on the Mayo Wyman farm. The lumber |
men think about another week of work |
will clean up the lot.
Mrs. David X. Lucas, who has been |
i'll the past week with a light attack Of
pneumonia, comphcating liver trouble, is
reported as more comfortable. Mrs |
Geneva Hollister, practical nurse, is
caring for her.
There were four deaths in the town
of Marshfield within eight days. that OF
Mrs. Jerusha Dwinell first, followed by
Mrs. Louise Eddy; Mrs. Otis Freeman
lage of Plaintield, but was citizen of
this town.
Otis Freeman, who has been in poor
health for some time, and especially so
since the brief illness and death of his
wife, suffered a severe stroke last Thurs
day evening and is in serious eondi
ton. His son, Martin Freeman, and wife
of Lisbon, n. H., are with him, and
the other children are here or near.
Mrs. r. S. Hudson is at home again,
after several weeks stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs f. W. Ellis of Ryegate, who
has been critically i'll Of typhoid fever
and other complications. Mrs. Ellis is
recovering as rapidly as possible being
able to walk about the house little
The thirteen weeks term Of Marshfeld
high school closed successfully Friday
with an entertainment in the evening by
the high and graded pupils of the viii
lagc, given in three-act drama. en-
titled "Hunker's Corner" which was a
success financially. The manner of rem
dering was worthy of mention. surely
much credit upon Mrs. Z. Fl.
Saxby, who drilled the crowd for the en-
tertainment The girls of the domestic
science club had pastry food ON exhibit
on for sale, which was very nice.
The next and last entertainment OF
the lecture course will occur Thursday {
evening, March IA, when Songs and |
Stories of the Red Man" will be persona
fled by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gale. They !
come with all the regalia and customs OF ,
the red man, giving a very interesting
and instructive program. Beside the In
dian costumes, the Gales have instru-
ments and costumes of the japanese and {
Chinese, giving the songs and manners [
IF each. This entertainment will be one S
that every child should see, and the I
also will feel well paid for the /
evenings amusement. :
At the meeting of Alberta grange last
Wednesday evening, everyone present ,
the program one of the most
in the history of the order.
Aside from obligating the class in the
.hird and fourth degrees, supper OF |
sandwiches, cake and coffee was served {
after the meeting. Let all members re- '
member the next meeting March % and q
De present. Anyone having literature r
% contribute for the Grange Gabble,' /.
which will be published some time soon,
please send the same to Mrs. +. II Sax
" or Mrs. J. b. Pike, the editors of said
publication Everybody will be sure of :
mention in the locals of the paper, so L
10 not fail to be present. 4
Guests registered at hotel Spencer for (
he week ending March 2 were: Roy
;ibley and family of North Montpelier;
". f. Perry and w. Fl. Farrar. Mont
,elier; r. S. Currier and Z. A. Witham,
BARRE; Harry Daniels, East Montpelier; 7
henry Weatherbee, Burlington; c. A. e
bailey. Rutland; A. e. Lamberton, y
farshfield; Y. II. Grow, Hartford; c. c
adv and wife, Woodbury.; r. n. Bald t;
vim, st. Johnsbury; n. B. Huram, Bos- e.
on; Jesse Wilson, Hardwick; w. A. |,
'oster and Lyle Young, East Montpelier, n
nd Wilbur Bartlett, Plainfeld The =
bove list goes to show that the hotel q
spencer is a very popular stopping place
or the travelling public.
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