The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-10
MARSHFIELD

q Clement Spencer and family wei
: recent guests of Mr.. Speneer's mothc
Mrs. Cynthia Spencer, at Charles Eos
/. ter's home in Cabot.
) IL has been the custom of all member
of the Eastman family TO meet in re
union every year and they held the 2ls
meeting Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Bouldry of this village, Mrs. Boul
dry being one OF the eldest members
? but be IL understood that all are ia
from aged. Those from out of tow
to enjoy this gathering were Mr.. AM
: Mrs, ID. II. Eastman OF Topsham, Mrs
Frank Eastman of Montpelier, Mrs
Emma Eastman and w. G. Eastman o
Calais, Mrs. S. j. Eastman of Hardwick
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman of Wal
den, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hopkins am
T.. r. Hopkins OF Cabot. II goes with
out saying that these happy people sal
down to sumptuous dinner, such as
chicken pie and all the "fixings," fol
Mrs. Bouldry is noted for her culinary
ability, and her big dinners are worthy
of special mention.
Little Doris Reed, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Il. Northrop, who has been crit
ically i'll OF infantile paralysis about
four weeks is now able to take a few
steps with help and sits up few min
utes each day. Her nurse leaves Mon
day evening.
Mrs Abbic ODER Holbrook of Cook
! shire, QUE is the guest OF her cousin,
I Milton E. Northrop, having been there
and with friends in town several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hamilton and Mr..
and Mrs. r. @. Hamilton of st. Johns
bury were guests of their aunts, Mrs
d. X. Lucas and Mrs. NJ. Mears, Sun
day.
Mrs. Emily Mears of st. Johnsbury
was at the home of her brother, Mark
Mears, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Peach
am were guests of their brother, Frank
Richardson, at Edgewater last Sunday.
Mr.. Richardson, who has been in very
poor health for several years, is now
camping at the pond, having lived in a
tent until within a few days, now DE-
cupying the camp OF ID. II. HOLSTER.
Mr.. Richardson is much better than for
several months and intends staying ut
the camp for some time.
Laird brothers from Walden have been
in town several days with their bal
machine, doing work for several farm
ers.
At the first annual fair of Alberta
grange, held Sept. 10, over 600 people
We're in attendance, and the display of
the several departments was fine. The
street parade, consisting of cattle,
horses and floats, followed by the sew
eral districts school children was good,
and showed much interest in the affair
by Others than members of the order
under whose auspices the fair was held. |
There were So head of cattle on the |
grounds, among them eight yoke of oxen. |
For oxen weighing over $500, premiums |
went; lst, B. J.. Bruce; I'd, Edgar hid
der and Silas Irwin held the ribbon. |
Under $500; LIST, Earl Dwinell; I'd, vii |
liam Whitcomb, and Howard Tanner the
ribbons. Special mention made of II. II. /
Tanners yearling steers. Registered
Jersey cows, LIST, I'd and ribbon to Frank
E. +. Tanner. Grade Jersey calf: LIST,
+. II. Brown. Registered Holstein cows;
st ID and ribbon TO b. L. Bruce. Reg
stored Holstein heifers: lst and I'd, +.
T. Lamberton; Sd, on bull. Registered
iols tein bull calf lst, Fl. H. Martin.
Work teams weighing over 200: LIST, =.
!; Prize; ID, F. III. Brown, and L. II.
,axbv held ribbon. Best mare and colt
st, John Ennis Twoy ear-old colt: LIST,
3 H. Saxy. Three year-old colt: LIST,
:. L. Spencer ID. s. II. Packer Horse
ullng match: LIST, F. H. Brown; "a,
William Longe. Heavy pulling match
or oxen: LIST, II. A. Wells I'd, Edgar
lidder Lightweight pulling match Tor
Ken: LIST, Earl Dwinell I'd, H. II. Tan
er. There were 20 horses on tho
rounds Registered Morgan lst. T. Il.
cochran Of Cabot Wilks Morgan: lst
l. f. lane Of Plainield Canada b: LIST,
+. Blodah Of North Montpelier. There
ere - sheep on the grounds Regis
red Shropshire. c. l.. Martin took three
rsts, one second and ribbons for ram,
mbs and ewes. A. A. l.yndes 2d on
I'm, registered Shropshire. II. A. Wells
splayed IL grade Shropshire lambs and
NJ, Carpenter 4 grade Shropshire ram.
here were Is pens Of poultry. Little
iss Helen Prouty lst on Silver Cam
mes; $ II. Packer lst on Rhode Island
eds; Mrs II. A. Wells LIST on Silver
aced Wyandottes; Mrs. John Breen lst
! NhthNs ~ - tAhiA AiHlAhN tu BFdEif
,und bitch and pups; +. +. Smith New
undland pups. V r. Hudson took Let
White Wysndottes; e. =. Shepard
{ on Columbian Plymouth Rocks:
Jorge Smith LIST on Berkshire pigs
aster Kenneth lamberton 2d on pigs
n SaNby took lst for vegetable dis
AZ; string of field corn. !. W. Davis
{ shock Of corn. n. II. Tanner. r. VI.
own took lst Tor apple display AMI
G.. Bent "a. The fancy work booth
Is very attractive and never WAS thcne
m better and larger display AZ
al fair Crochet work. Clara Shortt
* lst and Nellie Emery "a Mr. Er-
4 Tanner 81; embroidery Ethel Lam
-ton lat Lizzie Robinson. "a and Mrs.
IN Carpenter 3d knitting Mabel Cam
N Let. and Mvra Dwinell ID; quilts.
rrie Blake lst. Clara Short ID and
=. John Breen 81 Mrs Mary Brccn =.
played several quilts which have hon =. -
DIE mention Braided and drawn IN =
r. were displayed by ~ ID Mc(rillis z
.. y. - Bouldry and Mrs Mary Il
Zen Many rho attended the county .
- r-pors chat the flower display here II
did them BY far. q
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