The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-17
WAITSFIELD

Children's day was observed Sunday
June 18th, in the Congregational churc
by a special service for and by tn
children The kindergarten, primary an'
Junior departments and Miss Made
Josln's organized class formed the pro
csssion. The platform was decoratc'
with ferns and ported plants, the choi
sang Let Us Worship" Gabriel; 1
children's choir from the junior depart
ment sang several songs, and the pas
tor, Rev. w. A. Remele, in a few briei
words, emphasized the fact that tn,
children who take part to-day in chill
dren's day exercises form the ehurcf
OF tomorrow. A special offering was
taken for the missionary and extension
work Of the Congregational Sunday
school and Publishing society.
On Wednesday, June 18th, the la
ner in the Congregational church. Mrs
ID. ii. skinner and Mrs. Perry Joslin
lostesses.
This town has reason to feel re-
ioicing in the young people who grad
uate this June from higher institutions
OF learning. The following are some
Of them: Harold Wallis, Montpelier
s. minary; Joyce Bisbee, Boston uniyer-
sity; William Graves, Randolph State
Agricultural school; Gladys Palmer,
high school, White River Junction !;
Orris McAllister, Randolph high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bucklin, Worces-
ter. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blake called on Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j..
Waterman, Saturday
Miss Stella Huntley and Mr.. McGib-
btn of Waterbury were in town Satur-
day.
Saturday the Waitsfield and Warren
town base ball teams had game in
Warren; score, II to IL, in favor of
Warren.
Miss Annie Dale and friend, Miss
Smith of Montpelier, were home for
over Sunday.
Stanley, Raymond and Emma Buzz
cell attended the graduation exercises
in Northfeld last week.
Miss Katherine Casey has finished
her school in Waterbury and is with
her mother at Verne Griffith's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome McAllster and
children are in Randolph. where they
attended the graduation of their daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Scott of Mortified was in town
last week, the guest of DIR. f. NJ. Meln-
tosh.
Miss Florence Bowen of Bethel is
visiting her mother.
Mrs @. H. Bowen is in Bethel help
ng care for Mrs. Cushman.
Mrs. Ermine Griffith, who has been
airing for her father, Henry Pease, in |
)Ixbury, has returned home, Mr.. Pease |
la= sufficiently recovered to be moved |
% his daughters home.
Alec Patrick. who has been visiting
u Lawrence, Mass, has returned home.
Miss Emma Joslin, who teaches in
colorado Springs, is home for the sum
ner.
Miss Louise Gleason is home from
for the summer vacation.
The choir of the Congregational
harch will meet with Clyde Baird, this
week.
GEORGE Patterson, who has been criti-
ally i'll with measles and pneumonia,
as recovered sufficiently to sit up four
ours day, IA
Last Friday, Chas. Patterson. Miss
celebrated Mrs. Somerville's {
irthday, by spending the day in Mont
elier. /
Carl Long, while practicing baseball I
thursday night, injured his knee so !
e is unable to use it.
Miss Mildred Farr has completed her [
'aching in Richford for the year, and
turned home Saturday.
Mrs j. C. Kingsbury and Miss Elsie
ong were in Waterbury Saturday.
Miss Mabel Howe. who teaches in
Iontpelier, is at her home at G. j.
reen's for the summer. a
Miss Elizabeth Richardson and Miss <
atherine Richardson OF Minneapolis \
q visiting relatives and friends in y
Iwn. 1
Mrs. Isadore Richardson and daugh-
y, Miss Flora Richardson of Mont :
,lier, are visiting relatives in town.
Miss +. $. Joslin and family went to q
aterbury Saturday.
Miss Abbie Minor had her forearm
IDLY bruised Saturday. While tax
< stick of wood from the woodbox,
e was hit from wood thrown in from
f, other side.
Leon Joslin who came home to at
nd the funeral of his grandfather,
hn 7. Lewis, has returned to Middle
ny.
Mrs. b. L. Joslin and little son, Mer-
n, left Monday noon for Burlington,
route for Eagle Point, Wisconsin,
'ere they will remain two weeks with
r sister Mrs. Harriet Bartlett.
Reuben Bates left Monday to visit
atves in the West.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Remele are
lying at b. L. Joslin's during Mrs.
Sims absence from town. III