The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-02

The Sunday attendance averaged 81.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. l.. G. Stone at Heaton hospital.
This was the FIRST child born In the new
maternity ward.
OF the ail names Of men more or
less prominent given in copy Of
Webbs Montpelier Directory for the
years lsI5-8T ia Of that number are
still in this city.
The Montpelier high schol was badly
defeated last night IN game Of has.
ket bali. being whipped by Burlington
high TO the tune 81 Is 10 3. The game
was played ia Burlington and the Mont
peher boys had no show from the first.
Two boys named Hagoett and Gokey
created q disturbance ia Aliddlesex a
few days ago by taking several small
pieces 0f dynamite 10 school. They
wrapped pieces Of 81 III paper and then
set fire 70 the paper The explosions
which followed did no damage but threw
the school into a state Of disorder Com
plant was made to the town authori-
ties
Mrs. Mareellus Tucker. who recently
died in Dixheld, Me-, was member Of
the staff of the ArQns and Patriot thirty
years ago AS Miss Frances G Aiken,
she worked ii the office several years
She was married to Mr.. Tucker IN 1875
and soon went to Maine 70 live She
WAS member az the Church Of the Mes
siah 81 this city and never lost her
love for that church and Montpelier
She had an attack Of cerebral apoplexy
ia October aud fingered until january
rs. She leaves husband and four chill
dreu.
Ten different churches IN this city,
Barre, Waterbury, Mortified and Calais
were represented AZ the inter.chureh sup.
per Of the Laymen's league, held last
evening in the yesiry Of the Baptist
church j. e Springer was chairman
of the meeting and 4 NJ Cobleigh. 4
prominent member Of the Iaymen's
league Ia Burlington. was present and
gave an address which was r synopsis
81 the missionary movement In America
dating from the ~haystaek meeting 100
wears 8go ia Wilhams10wn. Mass. r..
S. pease, another member Of the Bur.
iineton league, spoke Of the missionary
movement in Vermont and gave an out
line of the coming state meeting 70 he
held ID Burlington. March 70 Z A
committee 81 three from some Of the
churches WAS appointed as followss
Trinity u III Springer, Dr. Hanson
Vernon A. Doty; Bethany. George G.
Boyles. 2 A. Cotton ard Frank Briggs
Baptist G. G Holmes, Fred Thayer and
Ralph Holmes.
Ten years ago 4 large number Of chill
dren were sent from a home in Boston
to be adopted by people in this vicinity,
and among them was a nine year.0ld
boy. Henry James Murray, who was
taken by Levi Alexander Of this city.
The boy made his home with Mr.. Alex
ander until about month ago, when he
secured position in one 81 the hotels
fiji Brattleboro and went there 70 work
All this time be supposed be had no
relatives. but soon after his departure
for Brattleboro. Mr. Alexander received
X letter from Mrs King IN Boston,
stating that not only Is she a sister Of
the young man but their father and
seven brothers are living In Wellesley,
Mass For seven Of eight years this
sister has been trying to locate BIN
and has searched All over the country
A family reunion Is not far distan A
similar occurrence took place ii this city
4 few months ago when Mrs Isaac Crav-
en- found her father, whom she aad
not seen since she was nine years Of
age BY chance. after an absence Of
40 wears they were reunited Tie had
lived II Burlington and she in Mont
pelier for fifteen years.