The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-28
MANSFIELD.

Miss Goldie Smith arrived at her IA
theirs Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Potter are the
parents Of a daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Hooker and two daugh-
tiers are visiting at Lee Townsend's.
Lucian Moore Of Munson, n. H., was
IN town with Amasa Woodcoek on Mon
day.
The snow storm Of Tuesday was uni-
versally welcomed by people in this
town.
J. Ward Carver Of Barre was with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs Carver, during the
Christmas holidays.
S. II. Irwin goes to Bedford, P. O.,
today on a business trip, and is expect
led to return Saturday
Prof. Mark A. Davis is expected to
spend New Years week at the home OF
his father, Geo. o. Davis
| il is reported that Florence Tibbetts
and Guy Boyee Of this town were mar
ried December 10th, They win reside
in Barre,
/ Henry Kellogg Of Lisbon, N. IT,, and
his son, Earle Kellogg, Of New York, are
home for brief vacation during the
holidays
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. i
church viii meet with Mrs, Frank Brown
next Friday afternoon and evening. TIN
young people are all cordially invited
in the eSening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin were tn,
recipients Of a priceless Xmas gift las
Sunday morning, when baby daugh
ter came to their home.
Elbridge Rosebrook entertained a par
ty Of his playmates last Saturday fron
o'clock to 4, it being the occasion 0
his 9th birthday.
A business meeting Of the Congrega
tionalist society is called for Januar,
5th, 1905. All are requested to b
present as important business is to B
transacted.
Mrs. John Shaw went to Buriingto
Monday, expecting to undergo her or
Grafton at o'clock Tuesday. Dl
Wheeler OF North Montpelier, her ply
stefan, accompanied her.
Oscar Z. Bernis, now III the employ Z
Don Camp of So. Barre, was with hi
aunt, Lucinda Paris, over Sunday. II
entertained some Of his chums at Near
store, by giving selections from III
gramophone, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Bouldry gave
Christmas dinner to few Of the
friends last Monday. Mrs Sadie Ross
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Rosebroo
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Pitki
and Mr.. and Mrs. "A. G, Tucker were ii
guests
The Christmas exercises at the NJ. !
church passed very pleasantly and SUI
cessfully Special mention should
made Of "Santa Claus" and Pilgrim
Vern Hudson and Bert M. Davis respec
lively, who took prominent parts in Il
dialogue Of the Months"
$ AT the annual election Of officers
!. the local lodge X. Of z. last Monda
= night the following officers were elected
III. A. Wilson, G. c.; J. w. Bouldry,
CT; Fred Lamberton, I'll; S. III. Unwi
z W. VI " 4As w. '-NlSt ~ VI ~ AiAA -
II. Townsend, NJ. at A.; G. o. Smith D
Of r.. O. A. Davis, NJ. Of e.; James Sal
! ders, Warren Mears, guards.
The Rathbone Sisters Of Myrtle Ten
s pie No. 2 elected the following Office
to serve for the 6 months next ensuing
ldella Irwin, M. Il. g.; Eliza Divine
p. G.; Gertrude Mears, NJ Il. s.; Marie
I Lamberton, M. b. j.; Josie Morse, ]
of r., Belle Mears, Nj Of r. and O.; lie
tie Bouldry, NJ. OF F.; Geneyieye Lar
!, berton, p. Of T.; Lillian Sanders, G.
! Q. +.
The union service al the Congreg
tional church last Sunday morning vi
largely attended. The programme col
sisted of music rendered by the unite
choirs, and fitting remarks by the pa
tors The praise service was made !
of anthems, duets and solos. The du
? sung By Mr.. and Mrs. A, T. Davis WI
a beautiful thing, and should reeeil
honorable mention.
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