The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-01
WATERBURY.
County Conference Of cong1. Churches
at South Duxbury June 8.

at South Duxpury june o.
The county conference OF Congrega'
tional churches will be held with the
South Duxbury church next Tuesday
June g.. Dinner and supper Will be
served Mt the church and locally every
thing possible is being done to make
this conference a very successful one
The following is the program in part (;
L o'clock, devotional service, Rev. 4. Is,
Fiske; ll;l5, organization; address OF
welcome, Rev. w. A. Remele; response,
moderator; reports; dinner; 1880 P, m,
devotional service, Rev. w. L. Boicourti
l;45, business; 2:l5, general subject,
"The Church Maintained Organization,
Rev Frank Blomheld; building, Rev. W.
Rand; finances, Rev. d. A. billiard; as
sociated organizations, Rev. T. B. Fiskei
S:45, sermon by Rev. James Ramagei
supper; evening, devotional service, mod
orator; general subject, "The Church
Maintaining las spiritual force, Rev.
S. f. Bloomfield; as a socializing force,
Rev. w. l.. Boicourt; as universalizing
force, Rev. j, w. Barnett.
Mrs Zera Hills of Randolph is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Eliza Perry of Barre is visit
ing Mrs. b. r. Demeritt,
Mrs. Ray White and son of Mont
pelier spent yesterday in town.
Charles o. Davis Of Springfield, Mass
has been visiting at the home OF B. j..
Avery.
Mrs. r. w. Demeritt is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edison Palmer, in
Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Knight are reioie-
ing over the birth of a daughter at the
Heaton hospital Monday night.
j. II. Smith was home from Worces
ter, Mass, from Sunday night until
last evening. Miss Ruth Chamberlain
of Burlington also visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Smith yester-
day.
Bears upon Crossett hill have caused
some excitement August Keene, while
walking upon the mountain last Sun
day, saw three bears, presumably a
mother and two cubs. Mr.. keene's trip
down that mountain was something rap
id. Others went to the scene in short
time and the tracks were found but no
further trace of the animals. This was
about three-quarters of mile from any
house.
The Marquis de Lafayette chapter, D.
A. r., was most cordially entertained
by the local members OF that chapter
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Monday evening A luncheon was served
At $3.50, small tables being used in three
rooms The house was most tastefully
decorated with cut flowers and flags,
while all the appearance was one Of
hearty welcome After the luncheon a
program was given as follows; Flute
solo. "The Red Sarafen" a Russian folk
song, transcription by Henry Steckmen,
Op. 10, No. 5, BY Miss Annie Dorothy
Palmer For an encore "'The Mocking
Bird" arranged by Huyot, was rendered.
Miss Alice Somerville gave selections
and was obliged to return for second
number Miss Kathleen Lebanon next
appeared, rendering the vocal solo,
Hush Me To Dreams" by Kennedy
RUSSELL This had flute obligato by
Miss Palmer For an encore she rem
Tered "The Garden of Roses" and after
cheering and calls for the num-
Der with the flute, Miss Lebanon sang
again, Hush Me To Dreams This
young lady of fourteen has beautiful |
voice with almost perfect placing OF
one and her Inconsistencies Of any tai. |
mt makes her delightful. Both Miss
.eBarron and Miss Palmer are pupils /
If George H. Wilder and that fact alone
accorded them hearty welcome from
lis Montpelier friends. Mrs. Campbell. /
n very apt manner, introduced as the /
speaker of the evening, Rev. w i. Boi /
curt, who gave an interesting and help |
ul address upon Pioneer Living" Mr. |
3oicourt was listened to with very close
attention. A fitting close to the even.
ng's entertainment was the singing of /
NO patriotic songs by ladies' quar-
cite. Keller's american Hymn" and |
TO Thee. O Country" BY Eichberg. I
The personnel of the quartette was Mrs. /
B. r. Demeritt, Mrs w T. Boicourt, /
Mrs. f. +. Atkins and Mrs. f. +. Pal +
ner, jr. The rest of the evening was
pent as a social hour Some of the 1
Montpelier ladies returned by auto, the /
,thers on the midnight train. All count.
d the Waterbury ladies as ideal host
sses.