The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-07
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Mrs. Benjamin II. Adams went last
week for few weeks visit with friends
in Boston and vicinity.
Frank ID. Lathrop, who is stopping
temporarily with his mother in vii,
Jamestown, was in town Monday and
Tuesday ON business.
George l.. Swan, the present repre-
sentative from Tunbridge, was in town
Saturday on business. Mr. Swan has
recently been appointed by the state
fish and game commissioner as warden
Tor Orange county in place of John w.
Untiedt of Brookfeld, whose term of Of
flee has recently expired. Mr.. Swan en-
tered upon his new duties March !.
Representative Benjamin II. Adams
spent last week in Lowell and Boston
and on his return the first Of the week
he brought several horses purchased in
the neighboring state and is now pre-.
pared to take up his former business OF
buying, selling and exchanging horses
and other personal property.
Arson S. Ormsby of Vershre was in
town the first of the week to visit his
son, Erwin w. ormsby.
Titus H. Wilfore, who has been work
ing in Willamstown for several weeks
came last week and is stopping tenn
porarily with his wife at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will A.
Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Cook, who
live on the Cornelius c. Scales farm
on the west hill, which they purchased
a year ago, were in Barre recently as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Holmes.
At the tax collectors sale of hay at
the N. G. Moore farm Wednesday aft
ernoon, Col. II. O. Bixby sold suill-
cent quantity of hay to satisfy the
tax assessed on the grand list of 1912
on that farm. The hay was pressed
and sold for from 1925 to $40 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G. Wilson We're
called to Brookfield Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Patterson, the
widow of the late Daniel Patterson. Mrs.
Patterson was an aunt of Mr.. Will
son.
Percy J. Jeffords, who taught the win
ter term of school in the Wiram Morse
district, finished the term last Friday |
and returned to his home in Williams |
town.
Senator Hale X. Darling, who has been
at home for week. left Wednesday /
afternoon for Montpelier, where he win
devote his attention for the next few
weeks preparing the manuscript for the
session laws enacted during the session
of the legislature just closed.
Mrs. Munroe 0. Coburn, who has been
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for the past two weeks. returned to
her home here last Saturday.
Eugene IL kennedy's hay press was
moved Monday to the Charles Goss farm
in Tunbridge to do large job of press
ing hay. The press is in charge OF
DrIo s. McNabb
Fred s. Osterhout of Lowell, Mass,
,rrived in town the first of the week
or visit to friends and relatives and
5 the guest of his cousin, b. II. Adams.
Charles r. Corwin and his sister Miss
Nellie NJ. Corwin, of Boston, arrived in
own the first of the week and the lat
er is stopping at her old home here
or while.
Walter Bowen. who has been doing
ONE mason work at the new school
uilding for the past two weeks, has
ompleted the same and left Monday for
where he has work on the
ew school house which is nearing com
letion there.
William Robbins, who has been board
NJ at the home of Mrs. Clara AleXan- il
or in South Tunbridge since last fall, i
stopping for a few days at the Orange a
ounty hotel, where he formerly board a
for several years.
At the town meeting Tuesday, the t.
blowing officers were elected for the
nsuing year: Moderator, Hale X Oar =
ng; clerk. Willard p. Townsend; school :,
rector, Edward B. Hatch lister, Frank :,
Bixby; selectman, Albert G. Brad
law; overseer of the poor, Houston S.
tits; trustee of public money and town n
easurer, Willard p. Townsend; audi tr
RS, John NJ. Comstock, Fred A. Ord NJ
ay and Stanley G. Wilson; town grand nj
rors, Horace T. Walker and George L.
award; agent, George l.. Stow; IL u,
AIRY trustee, John NJ. Comstock; ceme- h.
nv commissioner, Willard p. Town :.
nd town tax, 30 cents, school so. high -
nv 20, total, $3.50. The sum of $500
as voted for permanent highways. lde
lille the town still remains in the CHI
ry' column it was voted to grant a co
uggist's license in town. W
Mr.. and Mrs W. Milton Mattoon have
oved from their house in the village !,
their farm on the east hill, which -;
known as the old Dennison farm. e,
The social dance at the town hall h.
ter the moving pictures Tuesday even.
? was fairly well patronized.