The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-23
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WATERBURY.

The Hypathia club meets this after
moor with Mrs. G. S. Bidwell.
Miss Ruth Parker is to be the guest
OF her mother on Union street.
The condition OF Mrs. j. w. Preston
has recently greatly improved.
Miss Margaret 0'Neil is in Bradford,
where she has position as nurse.
Rev. f. A. Bishop, d. D., of Montpelier
seminary, called upon friends in town
| Wednesday.
The condition of Mrs. George H. Dale,
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Is
more comfortable.
| Mrs. 4. Vennette was operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday.
She is doing nicely
| W. j. LeBarron has resigned his POI
sition at the Drew Daniels store and is
working as carver for Carr & Swift.
Rev. Fr. William Maiilet OF Wood
stock. former pastor of st. Andrews
church, was recent visitor in town.
The orchestra, which il to play at the
Congregational church Sunday evening
will meet for practice at the home Of
W. B. Clarke this evening.
Roy LeBarron and Miss Kathryn Le-
Barron arrive home this week from God
dard seminary to spend their Easter
vacation with their parents.
This evening, at 1890 Republican
caucus will be held in the village hall
tc elect five delegates and five altas
mates to attend the state convention at
Montpelier.
Invitations have been received BY the
local members of Marquis de Lafayette
Chapter y. A. R. to a melting at the
home of Mrs james Brock in Montpelier
next Thursday.
Miss Ethel Childs and Master Ros
we'll have returned to Moretown Since
his return, news has been received OF
tho illness of Master Roswell Childs,
who lives with his uncle.
Howard Buckley graduated from tle
Bellevue Medical college in New Work
City on the eighteenth of this month. |
Dr Buckley has a fine position 81 two
years in hospital in Brookylyn. n Y. /
DIR. Fl. d. Bone, formerly OF the state |
hospital for the insane staff, has conl
pleted his postgraduate work in New |
York and is now located in Gardner, |
Mass. Mrs. Bone and daughter have
joined him there.
George Morse, Charles Stevens and |
w. j. 0'Neil of this town, L. A. Morse, |
Homer Kennedy, T. S. Hills and Judge |
HuntIey, were in Montpelier, Tuseday |
and Wednesday, attending the County |
meeting of listers.
Miss Ollie Nichols has returned from /
visit to her sister in Chattanooga,
Tenn. She also visited in Evansville, I
Ind, and Chicago Miss Nichols leavpsf
the last Of this week to resume her
duties as miliiner in Burlington
William b. Miner of Stowe and Miss
May Kelley OF Worcester, Mass, were
married at the Congregational parson-
age late Thursday afternoon by Rev 4
w l.. Boicourt. They are to reside in
Steve, where Mr.. Miner has purchased
a place.
At the Congregational church to-mor
row morning, Rev. w. l.. Boicourt viii H
have as the subject of his sermon, "A
Lifc Laid Down for His Friends" This
is the third sermon in the series on
Friendship At the Methodist church.
Rev. +. f. Newell will speak on "Bible
in the Twentieth Century"
At special meeting of Emerald Re-
bekah lodge, No. 49, Thursday evening,
Mrs. Stella Bailey of East HardwicS, 1
warden of the state Rebekah assembly,
wa- the guest Of honor While in town,
Mrs Bailey was the guest of the noble
grand, Mrs. o. L. Ayers. A program
by local talent was given, consisting of
by Miss Somerville, and Miss
Breene, vocal solos by Mrs. Y. v Tur-
ner and Z. q. Miller and violin solo
by Miss Gertrude Miller.
A very successful supper and enter
tainment was given in the social room
Of the Congregational church Wednesday
evening. The entertainment which fol-
lows, consisted OF an address of welcome
by Master Raymond Perkins; a violin
solo by Miss Norma Perkins, accom-
panied by Mrs. Boicourt; reading by
Belle Breene; violin solo by Miss Ger
trude Miller, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Muller; and readings by w. J. LeBarron.
This was Mr., BeBarron's first appearance
ia this capacity TO a Waterbury audi
,nce and all were more than pleased
with his work