The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-10


Order Of Protection, has elected the fol-
lowing ,oiiicers for the coming terms:
Junior past warden, Mrs Marion e.
Rumrill; warden, Rodney Slack vice.
warden, DR. II. H. Hayward; financial
secretary and treasurer, Mrs Grace Russ
low; chaplain, Mrs Grace B Hayward !;
guide, O. 7 Butterheld; trustees, DR..
*. J Rumrill, DR.. L. A. Russlow, r. H.
Smith; representatives to grand lodge
Mrs. Marion Rumrill Mrs. llarriette
Smith. The officers will Be installed in
January By Grand Warden Bugbee Of
Barre, who was present at this meet
ing
Miss Edna Burgess Of Wakefield. Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. osha.
II. c. Woodwork Of Waterbury. Conn,
was in town on business the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Charles Angel Is quite i'll with
rheumatic fever at her home on Randolph
avenue
Mrs Inez Abbott Ssgar has employ
ment as clerk in the r. A. Thomas store
At present.
Miss Maria Merrill Of Manchester, N.
H., is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. B,
Tewksbury.
Mrs Homer Young and child of Plain
field have been the guests of Mrs Ellen
Young for two weeks.
Mrs Mary Jerd has returned from a
weeks visit upon her sister, Mrs. B. l..
McCarrow, at ~, Adams.
Mrs j. D. Mitchell has returned from
a two weeks visit upon her sister, Mrs.
Vaughan, at Bridgewater.
Judge D. Fl. Morse went to Chelsea
Monday 20 be present at the opening OF
the December term Of court.
Oscar Manchester has gone to Lisbon,
n. H., to work for the American Express
company during the holidays,
Miss Matte Maynard OF White River
Junction was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Briggs the first Of the week.
r. w. Tewksbury a Co. are raising
the barn al the Mrs. +. II Upham place,
which they win use as storehouse.
DR.. II. w Holden's little daughter,
Ramona, has been quite III for the last
few days with bronchitis but is now
improving.
P. J. Blanchard, G. S. Booth. NJ. W.
Campbell and John Ford attended the
encampment meeting in Mortified Tues
day night.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, who was with
her parents during the Thanksgiving re-
cess at Montpelier seminary, has re.
turned 10 be present at the reopening
Of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and child
and Miss Alice Woodland brought their
six weeks Vacation to close and re-
turned TO their home in Mohonk Lake.
n. H., this week.
A dancing school has been opened in
Grange hall with Miss Lois Gifin Of
Mortified as teacher and Miss Una Allen
as pianist. The school is held on Thurs.
day evening and now numbers about
20.
Hon. James Hutchinson has closed his
house for the winter OH Randolph avenue
and has gone to New York to spend
few days with Mrs r VI. Parsons, and
from there win 90 to Washington, d. c., |
for the winter.
Mrs Emma Knowlton. former resi-
dent, announces the marriage Of her
daughter. Lillian, to Sheffield Greene.
q, at the home Of the brides
brother, Ralph Knowlton. IN Danvers,
Mass. Miss Knowlton was former
teacher in the Summer street school, and I
the groom is lawyer Of Westerly, |
r. T.
A club has been formed BY l6 Of the
young men, with Fred Jerd as president
and Z. +. Leney as secretary and treas
areF Their present rooms are in the I
Iamson block. corner Merchants Row and 4
South Pleasant street, ii Tie apartments (
formerly occupied by Or. W III. Kelly
for dental Office. The club viii have /
the ordinary games and wish also to .
introduce athletics with basket ball (
team, If hall or room large enough in
which to play can be secured
The Woman's Missionary society Of
The Bethany church held its annual meet
ing Tuesday afternoon and elected tie
officers; President. Mrs.
Fraser Mctzgers vice president, Mrs. w.
R. sargent; secretary Miss G. Kate
Howard; assistant secretary, Mrs. Genie
1arrigan; treasurer. Mrs. T. A Thomas
orr spending secretary, Mrs. Mary
soidsburv In the past year. the society
las contributed $3.50 to home missions,
slS to foreign missions. and has sent
! barrel o. clothing to Mcintosh, Ga. AT
his meeting, the ladies voted $40 to
tome and $40 to foreign missions.