The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-24
WATERBURY,. (
Church Rally Day with Methodists Was
Held Thursday.


Held Thursday.
Church rally day was observed at the
Methodist church Thursday afternoon
and evening, with a fine attendance. Al
half-past five all sat down to sumptu-
Gus supper and the rollcall was after
ward held in assembly hall. Following
this all adjourned upstairs, where a re-.
eeption was held by General and Mrs.
George Washington, in the persons OF
Miss Marion Cooley and Kenneth Som
eryille. These young people dressed in
costume attracted much attention. Each
person present was introduced to them,
and they sat on the platform during
the program. An Edison photograph
from Mr.. Houston's rooms was used, and
the following entertainment followed:
Vocal duet by Mrs. D. g. Jones and
Il. T. Houston; recitation, Miss Ola
Towle; solo, "Sword of Bunker Ill.,"
S. w. Guptil; vocal solo, Mrs. +. C..
Lamb; reading by Mrs. Harry Lease in
costume of the oldest colonial poem writ
ten; and reading, aTtribute to Lin
coin" The exercises closed with the
singing OF the choruses, "Star Spangled
Banner" and God Be With You Till We
Meet Again
Mrs. f. s. Frary left this morning for
her home in Berlin, N. Y,
Mrs. +. Z. Atkins and Mrs +. l..
Knight spent Thursday in Montpelier.
Miss Linda Crane of Middlesex is emf
ployed in the home of Walter Carr.
AT st. Andrews church, mass viii be
at a. M; and in Morctown Mt l0:30,
Miss Edna Wilcox of Essex Junction
is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. B. Clark.
Mrs. b. J. Webster has returned from
Montpelier, where she has been visiting
her sister.
Mrs. B. r. Demeritt has so far recov.
cred from her recent illness as to be able
to be out.
Miss Blanche Stranahan was home
from teaching in Bradford over Wash
ington's birthday
AT the Congregational church Rev. w.
L. Boicourt will have as his subject
"The Great Secret"
Allen Fogg OF Pittsford was guest
over Wednesday night at the home of his
sister, Mrs. J. +. Shipman.
W. B. Clark and Il. +. Joslyn were in
Montpelier Thursday, attending the
meeting of the State Bankers associa-
ton.
On Monday evening, the Twenty Five
club will meet at the Waterbury inn
and an address will be given by State
Forester A. +. Halves.
Grant Russell and Charles Bailey, jr-
while out snowshoeing. saw drove of
fifteen deer. On one of the hilltops they
picked dandelinn blossom
Miss Maude Wilcox is now in New
York City, where she will spend three
weeks studying millinery before she re-
turns with her spring goods.
Miss Lizzie Atherton is expected to re-
turn from Boston tonight, where she has |
been for treatment For the past few /
days she has been with her brother,
Fred, in Somerville.
At the Methodist church tomorrow /
the subject of Rev. T.. f. New /
ellis sermon will be "The Face lllu- I
mined The ehildren's sermon win be,
"A Crippled Body with an Angel Face.
In the evening, the pastor will give a
lecture on "The Pick and Shovel Proving
Gods Word"
Rev. John X. Miller OF Pasumalai, In
dia, who has been the guest of Rev, and
Mrs. w. L. Boicourt. left for Montpelier
Yesterday. He gave an address Thurs
day evening, which was full OF interest
and information. Mr. Miller has made
a great impression ON the people, and
his work has been well brought forth.
At the annual meeting of the Wash
ngton County Rural Letter Carriers as
held in Montpelier Thursday,
6. c. Moody of Waterbury Center was
elected to the executive committee and
Henry Dillingham; to the financial com
nittee. Mr. Dillingham; was also elected
me OF the delegates to the state conven-
ion.
C. Everett Haines, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Haines, formerly of this
place. has been chosen one of the team
rom the Nashua, n H., high school in
Is first debate with Laeonia high school
,arly in March This is in a series of
debates between the second
Try schools of the state on the subject,
Resolved. That women shall have equal
outrage with men in the state of New
This series was inaugural
a by Dartmouth college.