The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-26
RANDOLPH
Pumping Has Raised the Water Supply
Somewhat.

Pumping Has Raised the Water Supply
Somewhat.
The Christmas exercises OF the Meth
odist sunday school were held on We'd
nesday night in the Cooper Memorial
church which was decorated with green
the pulpit rail being wound with green
and red, and small spruces were also
about the church. Above the front of
the choir rail was suspended star and
~ the left was the large tree for gifts.
The exercises opened by the reading OF
the second chapter of Luke by Miss Mary
Stockwell, followed by prayer by the
pastor, Rev. G. Il. Crawford. This was
followed by n recitation by Arene, the
five year'old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kidder, which was long aad dill
cult for young lady of her age. The
chief and only lengthy number of the
program was the presentation of Dick
ems Christmas Carol" by members of
the Sunday school, under the direction
of Mrs. Mark p. Morse. The cast was
as follows: Scrooge, Clifford Patch; Mar
ley's ghost, Leonard Slack; Spirit of the
Past, Marion Drew; Spirit of the Pres
cnt, Doris Stockwell; Spirit of the Fu-
ture, Caroline Wright; Bob Cratchit,
Leonard Slack; Mrs. Cratchit, Gertrude
Slack; the Cratchit children, Peter, Be-
linda, Martha, two younger ones and
Tiny, Donald Woodwork, Albert Good
ell. Doris Reynolds, Erola Slack, Thel.
ma Patch, and Clifford Reynolds; Fred
Scrooge, Earl Bruce; his wife, Hilda
Rnrpnl1s. r.
Reynolds, and Hilda Reynolds; guests,
Albert Emery, Alberta Goodell, Earl
Bruce, and Paul Wright; snowballing.
boys, Gerald Hull, Clesecnt King, Albert
and Glenn Ducharme, George Hatch; men
with shovels, Floyd and Frank Martin;
women passing, Hilda and Doris Rey-
nolds. Following this the tree was
robbed of its gifts, which were called
and distributed by Supt. NJ. p. Morse, |
and his assistants, Fern Fargo, Wilmar
Angel. and Mary Stockwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford presented neat folder |
to the people of his church, on which |
were his greeting. and small sum of
money was given Mrs. Crawford and her
little daughter, Margaret.
MISS l%utiHd cdALUH, anu UHT HlOJHHT /
Mrs Mary Saxton, arrived here from
keene, n. H., on Thursday, to pass the
rest OF the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Beedle, who have also for guests their
son, Fred Beedle. and wife, from Keene.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington, now
If West Lebanon. n H., were included
n the guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. \ c. Greene, who had also Mrs.
mother. Mrs. Annie Fen
on of Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
churchill from the Vaughan farm, for
Christmas guests.
Miss Flora McCuin of Cambridge, is
icing entertained this week by Mr.. and
Hrs. NJ C. Rowell
Raymond Paige. who is now employed
t ToWnshend. is home with his parents,
lr. and Mrs. II. II. Paige, while recover
ng from an attack of the grip.
Phillip Salisbury, who is in New York, I
as come to pass the holidays with his
ather II. b. Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Brown Of st. AL
ans, with their three children. have
ONE to be guests of Mrs. Browns par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Loan, who
ave also for their guests another daugh
ar, Mrs, G. f. Dewey and child, from
.eene, n. II. I
J. c. Sherhurne has gone TO Woods
lie, n. H., TO Join Mrs Sherburne and
ass the Christmas season with Mr.. and ;
Irs. Ernest Sargent.
Mrs. Alice Bruce has gone to Lebanon, !,
. H., to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Robert !
ruce. n
Miss Margaret Cheney has been in :
orthtield for few days with her uncle 81
nd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Cheney i
i'd has been assisting in the store dur. y
e the holidays Friday the Cheney n
mily were in Randolph Center, pass 5,
g the day with Mrs Cheney's family 4
the Edison relatives. i
Mrs. Mary Foster, who suffered hem. Z
rhage of the lungs recently, has rallied
Id il is hoped will b. more comfortable. 8
r. and Mrs. W. O. Braley, who have y
en living in town, have shipped their =
,usehold goods to Worcester, Mass, Z
ID have gone there for a permanent V
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Eaton Of Boston
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
,ton, who were on their way 10 Roch.
ter to pass several days with relatives
Miss Holland Of Proctorvlle has come p
visit her cousin, Miss Nerna Jones,
r few days.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Barclay Of
IRE. with their two children. were n
ests over Friday Of Mr. and Mrs. b. ID
Manchester. Mrs. Barclays parents VI
Miss Jeanette Mctzger arrived here n,
Friday morning from Newbergh. " as
to pass several days with Rev and ia
- Fraser Metzger m
Miss Genieve Lamson. teacher at III
selle Park. y. J.. l. passing several "a
" with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gu
lamson.
Miss Lucille Grant from Wellesley col pr
". Misses Helen blanchard and Esther "a
M from Smith college. and Miss Myr- d
Clifford Of Mount Holyoke. are az Of
me for ten DAYS with relatives. 10
Miss Mary Adams came from North NJ
dover Mass. Thursday and her broth ~
Charles Adams from Waterbury. %
y Christmas with their parents. Mr.
; Mrs j. b Adams
Irs. G J. Stockwell has returned from
.isit 81 q few DAYS in Hancock. with A.
"a r.rfs NJ aud Ma parFp A.