The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-16
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of the week from Bennington, where
he had been to visit his father, who
was i'll.
Mrs. William A. Hood is improving
the appearance of her tenement house
on Main street by n5w coat of paint
| Jerry j. Lucas, who has been work
! ing in Bristol, Conn, during the gin
ter, arrived in town last Saturday and
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
] /. n. Lucas He will enter the EN-
ploy of II. A. Ordway about May /.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Angler Edwards, who live on the west
| hill, April 2.
| Clifton Carey and wife, who have
been working for Frank G. Carey ON
the west Hill during the sugar season,
have returDed to East Granville, where
they have employment.
Miss Emily Stickney was in town
for few days recently in the interest
of the kurn Hattih homes of West
minister,
Mrs. Nellie Rogers has moved her
goods from tenement in Mrs. Walk
ers house on Main street to a tene-
ment in the Dana house on Church
street.
Mrs. Ola Jeffords of Washington
came the first of the week and is Il
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Sprague.
Ernest A. Corwin left for Boston the
first of the week to purchase spring
and summer goods for the Il. A. Cor
win Co. store.
In recent issue of The Times the
writer noted the item in the East
Brookfcld news chronicling the de-
struction by fire of the old "Bigelow"
mansion house, which was built by
Capt. Barney Bigelow in 1904, and in
connection with that item it will no
doubt be matter of interest to state
that the writer has been informed that
Captain Bigelow was an extensive
grower and purchaser of wheat, and
that in connection with the building
of that house. lie sold and delivered |
wheat at White River Junction at |
three dollars per bushel, loading his |
teams back with lumber with which |
the house was built, the distance Gov
cred by the round trip being seventy
four miles.
Hugh Clarke of Vershire, the Young
est son of the late Cornelius Clarke, |
for many Years an eminent practicing
attorney here, was in town Thursday,
calling on old friends and acquaint
ances.
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the first of the week, Mr.,
Darling remaining at the capital to
in the mandamus proceed
ngs instituted by Governor Hartness
against Secretary of State Harry A.
Black to require him to promulgate
he laws of the legislative session
which closed on March 81
William Fl. Sprague was in Barre
.ity Wednesday evening to attend the
ocular quarterly meeting Of the di.
ectors of the Granite Mutual Insur-
Ince company.
John NJ. Comstock has been appoint
d by the probate court, guardian of
Hiss Sarah Gustin, who in the last few
months has become very feeble in
ealth. and not able to look after her
and financial interests !
Mrs. Arthur T. McCue and children,
rho have been spending several weeks
nth relatives in Portland, Me, have !.
eturned home.
Secretary of the Senate, Mllwsrd c.
aft, left for Montpelier Thursday on
usiness in connection with the duties =
+ his Office during the recent legisla I
lre.
District Deputy Grand Master Leon |
. Grant was in Williamstown We'd
esday evening to make his official
isit to Summit lodge, No. l04, +. and T
. NJ. T
Ben A. Goodrich went to Williams 1
,wn Wednesday afternoon to attend L
lie funeral of his cousin, Adna b.
owns. Y
Arthur f. Hill has rented the Rich y
ID Kennedy farm for the coming Y
ear and will take possession May |. +
Fred II. Bohonon was in Williams Y
'wn on business Tuesday. q
Miss Florence Goodwin. who has v
ZEN spending three weeks vacation \
town, returned Saturday, April =. II
Middlesex, where she is teaching G
hool during the present year. =
Leonard l. Thompson. who has had 4
nployment at the bobbin shop for
veral years. is working for Gates
Others in the feed store since the
midtown at the shop.
Mr. and Mrs Ray II. Dearborn and
lighter of Ely station were guests =
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
lyin n. Dearborn, on Sunday, the
tn inst. ri
Mrs. James J.. Kennedy is teaching IA
e spring term of school at South n
ashington.
George F. Griffin has moved his fam b
from Fred Ordway's place on the
est Corinth road to his mothers place q
South Washington.
q. c. McAllister of Washington was