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

Program for Preachers Meeting, to Be
Held in M. 4. Church Monday.


l Program for Preachers Meeting, to b
Held in M. Z. Church Monday.
/ A preachers meeting will be held II
! the M. H. church commencing Monday
! June o, at 1880 p. m, to which everybod,
is cordially invited. Dinner will be fur.
nished Monday noon in the church ban
quet room.
The program is as follows: l:30-De.
votions, Rev. II. III. Moore; address on
Sunday school, Rev. |. c. Ranney; SER
mon, Rev. r. N. Joscelyn address
Needs of Vermont as Seen By lay
man." w. b. Lance.
Monday evening, 6;00-Supper at the
church; toastmaster, Rev. +. b. Blod.
| gett; responses; devotions, Rev. II. III.
Roberts; "How TO Make Missions At
tractive" (stereoptIcon lecture), Rev.
Peter Black.
J Tuesday morning, :45-Devotions,
Rev. d. G. Porteous; five minute mes
sages; Some recent word on temperance,
Rev. II. A. Howard and Rev. j. @. An
|gell; Sunday school, Rev. +. Il. Currier
and Rev. G. w. Douglass; benevolences,
Rev. +. w. Lewis and Rev. 0. l.. Bar
nard; sex education, Rev. John Jones
and Rev. w. f. Allen; missions, Rev
Peter Black and Rev. /. p. Chase; gen
eral deaconess board, Rev. r. f. Lowe;
address, Rev. John w. Hatch, ID. d.,
principal of Montpelier seminary; bust
ness; the pastors opportunity, Prof.
~. M. Tebbettsj dinner; adjournment.
Il. A. Merritt was in Barre Wednesday
and took home Studebaker auto.
Mrs. J. G. Paige has gone to Chelsea,
Mass, for an indefinite stay.
There was a large congregation at um-
ion Memorial services at the Congrega
tionad church, conducted by Rev. B. c.
Atwood, assisted by Rev. !. A. Ranney.
A good number from the post and corps
marched from the hall to the church, pre-
ceded by two girls carrying baskets OF
flowers, from which they presented each
soldier and the clergy bouquet.
Frank Kenerson has sold his land be-
tween the villages to w. j. Clarke.
w. j. Clarke has sold his farm to |
L. S. Houghton.
In the forenoon of Memorial day a |
delegation from the post and corps pro-
ceeded to the cemetery and decorated
the graves of their comrades, after which
the post, corps, school children and citi
zens marched to the common and around /
a mound for the unknown" near the /
soldiers monument, held short exercises.
A recitation by Olive Smith was well
after which they returned to
the hall, where dinner was served by |,
he w. r. G. to about 100 people. At
D. M. march to the town hall, where
/ short program was carried out by the
,hildren, with music by the orchestra;
by Tavern Bushnell, Lin
'olnis Gettysburg address, and recita-
ion by Hazel Abbott, Under the Blue
md the Gray" Commander S. B. Blod-
,ett then introduced j. Ward Carver of
Barre. who was greeted with applause.
The address, which was patriotic and
i've and appreciative audience. A flag
rill by the girls of the grammar and
urinary schools was we'll carried out /:
nd well deserving of much credit to
eachers and pupils. The exercises of /:
he day closed by singing the old ia !
orite song, America"
Mrs. Viola Harvey has rented rooms
4 Nat Keith's house at Lower Cabot I
nd moved her household goods there
rom the tenement in A. A. Hopkins
ouse.
Will Stone is caring for Albert Lee |;
AKRON, who has been somewhat deranged
nee Sunday night. The latter has had !;
.ouble with the back of his head and I;
eek, and it is thought it must have I
one TO the brain. Monday he took I;
I'D bath in the river but rescued him. /:
III without aid He will be taken /;
,mewhere for treatment as soon as {;
arrangements can be made. !;
Prn. Bushnell closed the high school I;
Tednesday and has returned to STRAIT 4
rd. q
Rev. f. E. Currier of Danville was in I:
wn Wednesday to officiate at the flu I:
raj of Asa Mack. i
L. w. harrington of Chelsea was in =
wn the first of the week. &
"Singbad, the Sailor will be given
the Village Improvement society
me time this month, the date will =
announced later. III