The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29


in her family lot. The remains were
nephews. Forrest Hood of this town
and Walter w. Perkins of Bethel. The
deceased was about seyenty-fve years
Of age.
Harry r. Wishart, teller in the Ma
tional bank spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at the home of his mother in
Barre City
Stanley c. Wilson has recently had
his house and barn wired for electric
lights. Fred H, Stanton was the elec-
trician sho did the wiring,
John NJ Scribner has sold his farm
near the Ryder corner in Corinth to
Mr. Mccullough of Berlin, who will take
possession in the near future.
Mrs. Mary Stevens Rich, who has
worked at the hotel for some time, has
completed her services there and is work
ing in the family of B, H. Adams
Arthur Corwin. son of Charles r. Cor
win Of Somewille, Mass, arrived with
Mrs. Corwin last week and they are
spending a few days in town as the
guests of relatives.
win A Dickinson. who has lived on
John NJ Scribners farm near the Ryder
corner, in Corinth for the past three
years, has moved his family into his
mothers house at the head Of Wallace
avenue.
Miss Margaret MeCrea of Washington,
who has worked in the family Of Hale
X. Darling as domestic during the
past year, has completed her services
there and returned to the home of her
mother
George +. Griffin has purchased new
hag press manufactured By the Inter
national Harvester company which ar
rived last week, and he purposes to 20
to pressing hay in this and adjoining
towns at once.
Miss Nora Smith, who has been car
ing for Mrs. B. X. Rounsville and in
FAINT daughter for the past two weeks,
went, Sunday, to Oliver ID. Medcalf's to
care for Mrs. Medcalf, who remains in
very critical condition as the result
OF a shock.
The members of the X. O. X. A. club
viii hold a sociable at the Congregation
al church parlors on Tuesday evening
from Z to 10 o'clock during which time
the entertainment will consist Of games
and physical riddles. The invitation
to attend is general.
Druge brothers. whose hay press was
in the barn of William Hanna of Orange
when the latter's house burned last Fri
day, were losers to the extent of about
one hundred dollars as all of their tools.
haIfS aud ofhor yaro phornaI;a which ,xoa.,
with the hay press were in the house
and with il were destroyed.
District Deputy L. A. Kelly of Brad
ford was in town Monday evening, Jan.
22 and installed the ofiicers-elect in
the local camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, as follows: Consul, Eugene G.
Kennedy; past consul, Oliver j. Per-
kins; adviser, Herbert f. Bower; banker,
O. Dickinson Tracy; secretary, Leon +. |
Grant; escort, Fred n. Stanton; sentry,
Ernest NJ. Young; watchman. Harry O. |
Cole; managers, Frank f.. Bixby, Ze- |
phire Burnell and w. II. Sprague.
At the grange last Friday evening,
which was a special meeting, the en-
tertainment arranged for the evening by
the lecturer was an old-fashioned spell
ing school which was open to the pub
lie and which proved to be a good draw
ing card and was very much enjoyed |
by all who attended. The words were
put out" by Rev. John A. Lawrence |
and Stanley G. Wilson, esquire, bore off |
the coveted honor OF spelling 'um down"
Herbert ID. Corse, who lives on the |
Fl. A. Kingsbury farm on the west hill |
was in Randolph last week working
with hay press.
The New Chelsea Dramatic company |
went TO Post Mills last Friday evening
and presented to house that was
packed to the doors the comedy drama
entitled, "Jedediah Judkins, J. p" They |
ars billed to play at The new grange
hall in Williamstown, Tuesday oyrping |
Gan. 30, and at our lceal opera house
on Friday evening of rh's week. Il |
l., said to be one of the best comedy |
drama the local company has ever
staged and Il so, is wo"thv of liberal
patronage. The following is she cast:
Jedediah Judllins, justice CT the peace.
William w. Underhill; John Craineross,
A tradesman, Millard F. George. Her
bert Craincross, Johns son an engineer.
Ray H. Dearborn; Reginald Windham.
senior partner in the firm of Windum &
Tick, jewelers., Edward B. Hatch; George
Prentice, a detective, Myron A. Little;
Horatio DeCamp. crook, VI. +. George;
Buck Hardin. the other one of the pair
D Fay Allen; Mrs. Craincross, Johns
wife Mrs Alice Corwin George; Berniee
Craincross, the daughter, Miss Myrtle
z. Bixby; Esther Goldfair. Johns ward,
Florence Densmore Allen; Miss Bobbin,
nobody knows what, Miss NJ. f. Bixby
The play is portrayal of an old farm
,r in the city" The Barre opera house