The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12
GRANITEvILLE.
Charles Carr Died Yesterday Of Loeomo-
tor Ataxiar-Funeral Tomorrow.

Charles Carr Died Yesterday Of Loeomo-
tor Funeral Tomorrow.
Charles Carr died at 7 o'clock yestor.
day morning AZ the home 81 his daugh.
ter. Mrs. Clark, IN craniteville, after a
lingering Illness OF loeomolor ataxia.
The funeral win be held tomorrow aft.
ernoon At 2o'clock from the Preshy.
terian church here, with interment at
Orange Center.
Malcolm Mclean has rented his farm
for a period of two years, during which
time he win take up his residence in
Graniteyille.
Murdoch McIver, sr.. has been away
on q visit 60 several places IN Massa.
chusetts. His many friends are pleased
70 see him at home again.
Services at First Presbyterian church.
Graniteville, Sunday, March IS. Gaelic
service, 1880 a. M subject, "Gthesem-
Jane; noou, Sunday school and pas
tors Bible class; funeral service 2
P, M; evening service, Z o'clock; sub.
lect "fIow one star differs from another
STAR
Foremen report progress on the
quarries and orders are coming in thick
and fast Men who left during the
Barre lockout are daily reappearing.
One man arrived lately from Cobalt IN
Ontario, Canada. where, ne says, there
L plenty Of work and good wages but
the unsanitary conditions are such as
to drive people away
The ladies' aid met Wednesday al
the hospitahle home Of Mrs Malcolm
MaeLean, where sewing, feasting, sing
ing and general good time was en-
ioved. The ladies agreed to contribute
$3.50 toward making a payment on the
manse debt The managers will sup
plement that amount to the extent Of
sl22, making in all s272. The ladies'
aid has also decided to hold an old
folks concert in the near future. They
will meet al tine church Monday even
ing when initial steps viii be taken to
form program.
The Woman's missionary society met
at the manse Tuesday night A large
number were present Il was agreed
among other things 70 bold the annual
thankoaering meeting Sunday after
noon, March 20, AZ o'clock IN the
auditorium Of the church, when an IN
teresting program consisting Of sacred
songs missionary address and read
ings BY members Of the society will be
given. Il j. hoped there viii be
large number present. as this meeting
Is the FIRST Of los kind ever held az
Graniteville.
last Sunday evening there was an
exchange Of pulpits between Mr. Mac.
arthur and Mr.. Bugzell 81 Webster
vile. The people were greatly pleased I
with such an evident token Of friend [
ship between the two congregations, and /
we think this IS as it should be- Mr.. |
Macarthur i evidently \ champion Of I
law and order III his sermon Sunday I
morning on things that are shaken and I
things that must remain" he roundly I
scored al who appealed to the arbitra I
ment Of stones and bullets instead Of TO /
sancti8ed common sense
Themanagers ofthe Presbyterian chruch
met in the manse Monday evening. All
were present but one and Mr. Mitch.
Ell, chairman, took charge Of the meet
Ing. Among other things, It was agreed
to have Mr. Aloccallum Of Manebes.
ter, n r., lecture IN The auditorium Of
the church the evening Of March 10
we understand that Mr. MacCallum, who
travelled in italy shortly after the earth
quake at Messina. win show over 100
magnificent lime light views Three
hundred tickets have been ordered and
t Is expected that all win ID sold