The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-14
WILLIAMSTOWN.


The following officers of Summit lodge
No. l04, +. and A. NJ, were elected al
the last regular meeting: w. NJ, Robert
A. Kynoch; s. W., Guy Il. Martin; J
W., Eugene ingalls,; treasurer, h. ]. God
! frey; secretary, Henry Poole; s. D.
Harry Anderson; j. d., Leon Il. Meal
lister
AT the annual business meeting OF the
Home Study club last week the follow
| ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Charles M. Seaver;
vice president Miss Mary L. Waterman
secretary, Mrs. Glen McAllister; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. Walter +. Grang,
er, Mrs. Russell NJ. Jeffords, Mrs. Glen
McAllister, Mrs. Jason e. Martin, Mrs
George Mari.
| Miss Comic j. Wilfore returned last
week from East Granville, where she
had been on visit to her sister, Mrs.
| ID. j. Handley. She at once began her
duties as housekeeper for her brother,
Pleney Whore, who remains on the
farm, and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Will
fore and daughter, Persis. have moved
to the north tenement iii the Poole
house.
Band meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening instead of Monday this week,
so as not to conflict with the meeting
of the double male quartet, soma OF the
boys being members of both organiza-
tions.
J. ID. Clogston OF Montpelier, who went
to Bradford to the home of his son, Burt,
soon after the death of his wife, is now
in town with Edwin j. Clogston for an
indefinite stay. Arthur Clogston, who
has been with his uncle here for time
while recovering from pleurisy, has gone
to his home in Bradford.
The condition of Mrs. 0rville j. Gale
is somewhat improved and she is now
able to sit up little. Ralph Gale has
returned to East Barre and to the school
which he has taught for the past two
terms.
George T. WILDER was at home wres-
Ting with bilious attack the latter
part of last week, the postoffice being
in charge of George L. Simons, with A.
s. Winchester, W. NJ. Williams, Edna
Waldo and Irene Mari as helpers at diff
ferent times in the interval.
Oliver W. Martin is again villager,
having moved last week from the tene-
ment house near jackson corner to the
lower tenement in Mrs. Bancroft's house.
The current issue OF The Nermonter
has an article on 'The Practical Side of
Modern Marble Working" written by
David G. Gale, Goddard '97. a former
townsman, who has been for several
years employed in the offices OF the Yer
mont Marble company at Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poor are in town
visiting relatives. Mr.. Poor was at one
time the owner of the farm now belong
ing to George W. Holden near Fred
Poor's. and has been for the past year
in Lyndonyille.
A special town meeting is warned for
Saturday, April Is, at o'clock p m,
the business being to see if the town
will vote to raise money in addition to
the amount that was voted at the regu-
lar town meeting for the support of
schools the coming year. 1t is reported
that with the amount of money now
at their disposal, the directors do not
feel that they can have more than an
eight weeks term this spring
Miss Blanche johnson of Athol, Mass,
has returned TO her home after stay
of two. weeks with her uncle, Ira b.
Wright.
Born. April IL, in Taunton, Mass,
daughter, Dorothy, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mackendriek. Mrs. MacKend
rick win be remembered as Ruth, sec
ond daughter of Arthur and Lucy Bass
Ralph, former residents in town.
visited at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Raeon, of Mill village.
There was fair attendance at the
box social given at the grange hall last