The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-06
WILLIAMSBURG.

The next meeting of the Home Study
club will be with Mrs. George e. WILDER
on the afternoon of Thursday, the Sth
Topic, Brazil" in charge of Mrs. Rus
sell NJ. Jeffords. Selected quotations.
Schools throughout the town opened
Monday, the 5th, after vacation OF
two weeks.
Miss Vera Owen of South Barre has
been spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Harry M. Lasell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pryor OF Wat
erbury have returned to their home aft
err spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson NJ Carleton.
Guy Z. Martin went to Waterbury the
I'd, to take to the hospital, one John
Murray, a resident of another part of
the state, who was committed tV that
institution after third arrest for in
toxication.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Seaver went to
Barre the Sd, where they will stay for
two or three months with their daugh-
ter, Mrs Lester o. Morgan.
George II. Brigham, now in the EN-
ploy of the Jones & Lamson Machine
CO., of Springfield, sailed for France the
I'd inst, where he is to have charge of
the setting up of number of lathes for
cutting iron and steel, lately sold to
manufacturers in different parts of that
country.
Bandmeetings. which have been sus-
pended during the holiday season, are to
be resumed, and the next meeting is
called for Monday evening, Jan II, at
the usual place. Bring instruments and
music and besides practice, the annual
g.. Ii IS
ficers is to be held.
News is received from Burlington that
Mrs. Edward Royee's condition is com
plicated by new ailment and that just
at present her recovery is progressing
very slowly.
Examinations are to be held at va-
rious places in the state next Saturday,
Jan, 10, preparatory to the appointment
of fourth-class postmasters at all such
Offices in the state now holding appoint
ments under the civil service status.
Applicants from this town so far as
known are Mrs. Eta NJ, Coyell,
katherine NJ. Carlin, W. NJ Williams,
Harry NJ. Lasell, Carl w. Seaver, Richard
NJ Jeffords, Luther j. Bailey and the
present incumbent
Fred M. Blanchard of Chicago, ILL.,,
made a brief visit to relatives in town
last week.
William J. Young, who has been at
home for about week, returned the 3rd
to Buffalo, n. Y, where he is employed
for the present,
Mrs. Nellie De-Greenia of Barre is at
the home of her son, G. Ray Trip for
few days visit.
The following is a list of the officers
of Williamstown lodge, T. o. o. f., No.
"a, who were installed Friday evening,
Jan. 2, by D. d. G. NJ. Mr.. G. b. Hough-
ton and ID. d. G. M. Myers of Cabot; n
G., Richard $. Teffords; v G., Carroll r.
Dutton; secretary, Alden H. Jewett;
Areasurer, Erskine p Rowell; chaplain,
John G. Dow; r. S. N. G., Hiram s.
Drury; l.. S. n. g., Haden NJ Jeffords
r. S. V. G., Windsor G. Dirty; L. S. V. |
G., Patrick Kelly: warden, Frank A.
Downs; conductor Vernon G. Slavery; r.
s. s., Will II. Lougee; l.. S. S., Mar
shall Lamson; l. G.. Percy j. Jeffords;
O. g., Melvin d. Burnham.
The following officers of Fraternity
Rebekah lodge were installed Friday
evening, Jan. ?. by District Deputy Pres
ident Mrs. Lila M. Jeffords and Dis |
trict Deputy Marshal Mrs. Mabel NJ. |
Stewart; n. g., Mrs. Marcia H. Slavery;
V. G., Mrs. Anne E. Randall; secretary, |
Mrs. Martha Z. Wales; treasurer, Mrs |
Jennie L. Drury; chaplain, Mrs Mary e. |
McAllister; R. S. n. g., Miss Mile j. |
Drury; L. S. n. e. Mrs Emma NJ. Dit
ty; R. S. V. g., Mrs. Mary +. Dutton; L. |
S. V. g., Mrs. Lizzie B. Rowell; war
den, Mrs. Fannie L. Dow; conductor, |
Mrs. Nina Z. Jewett; |. G., Miss COME |
J. Wilfore; o. g., John G. Dow; past
grand, Mrs. Carrie f, Lougee.