The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper left here
on Sunday for Holyoke, Mass, where
they viii visit Mr. Harper's daughter,
who resides in that city,
| DR.. w. NJ. Kelly, who has been quite
in with tonsilitis though slowly recov-
ering, went 10 his home in Lynn, Mass,
Saturday, 10 remain with his parents
for a time while recovering his health.
While there he win have his throat
treated and possibly an operationePer-
formed upon it.
Mrs. win Sc. Lawrence went to Bethel
Saturday, having been summoned BY the
death Of her grandfather, Milo Goss Of
that place.
Mrs. Stimets, who has been visiting
her son, j. j. Stimets, for a few days
on her way from Potsdam, N. Y, left
Saturday for New Haven, Conn, and will
sail from there the 18th for the Der.
mudas.
Miss Laura Clark returned Sunday to
Smith college to resume her teaching.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell and Miss Ma.
bel Folsom. who had been the guests of
her sister. Mrs. r. W. AIcAllister re-
turned to Bellows Falls schools, and Miss
Frances Spooner to Gaysville on Satur-
day to begin work on Monday.
About 30 people attended the grange
meeting Saturday night. An enjoyable
program was given and maple sugar was
served, by q committee appointed for
that, TO the entire company.
The services al the Federated church
on Sunday morning were made attractive
BY special music and a sermon appropri
ate 10 Easter BY Rev. J w. Hamilton
The decorations were simple and the
music Of a high order.
Col. A. b. Chandler Of New York is
again at Mari-Castle for two weeks
stay with his son, Willis Chandler, who
Is passing several months here, hoping
10 regain his health.
The Easter services at the Bethany
church were largely attended on Sun
day morning, when the decorations and
music were elaborate and beautiful. The
music was rendered by a chorus choir,
under the leadership Of A. IT. Beedle,
with Miss Edith Marcott as organist
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland returned on
Saturday from two weeks stay with
her niece, Mrs. Fred Wright, who lives
in Bethel
Miss Johnston, who had been passing
Sunday with her sisters, Mrs. w. r. Ed. |
son and Miss Maud Johnston, returned |
to Lebanon, n. r., the first OF the week.
An examination win be held AZ Ran.
dolph Saturday. May sth for the posi- |
ton of fourth class postmaster at Brain
tree.
The schools at Beanville, Fish hin, and |
Adams district viii not begin until 1
April 10, on account OF bad roads.
Miss Eta Chamberlin. who passed
part Of Der vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. |
0. s. Clnmberlin has returned to her
teaching in the union school at Montpel-
Ter.
Miss Ruth Draper, whoYhas been az
home three weeks, has returned 10 her
work in the millinery store Of Mrs. r. I
r. Draper in Barre.
Mrs, Blanche Dunbar returned today
To her home ii Three Rivers after pass.
ing q month with her mother. Mrs
Della Gomley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Messer and son,
from Barre joined Miss Annie Messer,
who had been a guest 81 Mrs. Cushman
for several days and the entire family
70 the first OF the week
Miss Matilda Johnston OF Lebanon, n. (
H., was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W. 4
T. Edison, arriving here last night
The repairs on the Demerritt and I
Palmer canning factory are already be-
gun and Il IS the purpose Of the com
pany to pnt the building in first class
shape again.
Miss Mary Dubois arrived this weel,
from winter passed IN New York and
Worcester. Mass. with relatives and
On the removal Of Mr. Bell will take pos
session Of the Dubois homestead and
will occupy the same through the COM
ng season, when her sister, Mrs. Clar-
,nce Hodges, ard children from New
York viii spend the summer here to.
gether at the Old homestead
Special music at The Federated church
sill be a feature Of the Easter day scr
vice with Miss Minnie Barbour to assist
he choir. The Rev Joseph Hamilton
gill preach for the last time before going
10 conference on Sunday morning and in
me week Rev Mr. Brown OF St Adams
viii supply the pulpit, coming, as it is /.
as a candidate for the com
lined churches.
The annual meeting Of BeuIah Chap )
ier, Order of Eastern Stsr was held in
Masonic hall Thursday evening at eight
o'clock when the following officers were !
Elected for the coming year: Lucinda
cleveland worthy matron; Fannie Vim !
on, assistant matron; w a. Mcintosh, !
worthy patron; Laura NJ. Clark. treas !,
Ter Abbie + Clark, secretary; Edna !
j Fairbanks. conductress; Mrs Nellie /
Emerson. assistant eonductress Sever
! Of the officers elected we're not pres.
MT and changes may follow The ap-
,ointed officers win be made known
,revioms to the installation Of officers III s
fay. The reports give total member
hip Of lit members and the chapter
working upon a sound financii basis and
dditional members waiting 10 receive 8
he degrees in the near future. s
Miss Frances Spooner. who was en- d
aged to teach in the graded school at q
has cancelled her engage "
aent there and accepted position in v
he primary department OF the Gays e.
lille school at a much larger salary, u
there she expects TO begin her work on Il
fonday. April 18th.
Miss Christine Stewart who works at
frs. Charles Griswod's has been at her
ONE in Williamstown for several days
aving been summoned there by the ill., r
ess of her mother.
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