The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-07
WAITSFIELD
Community Christmas Tree for Waits
field and Fayston.

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J field and Fayston.
An enthusiastic committee met Sun
day evening to make plans Tor com
immunity Christmas tree. The committed
} was as follows; w. Il. Jones and wife
I w. c. Kelsey and wife, j. G. kingsbury
, and wife, Mrs. W. A. Remele, ID, >. Me
/ Laughlin, b. ID. Bisbee, Harold Fiske
, Albert Barnard, Gertrude Bisbee, Walter
Gaylord. Anyone of this committee will
gladly furnish particulars.
BY community Christmas tree is
meant tree for everyone odd and
lyoung--a fairy tree, out of doors, with
sparkling lights, with music and carol
singing; with Santa Claus, with gift
for every boy and girl in town; with
Refreshments and the grandest Christmas
Waitsfeld and Fayston ever saw. But
to make it a community tree everyone IN
the community must do his part.
The following committees have charge
of the work: Chairman, Mrs. w. A. Re-
mele; treasurer, w. e. Kelsey; publicity,
| j. G. Kingsbury, chairman; feature, Mrs
wv. Il. Jones, chairman; census of chill
dren, d. S. Mclaughlin, Walter Gaylord;
music, Mrs. w. A. Remele; erection, B..
d. Bisbee; illumination, Alton Il. Farr;
refreshments, Mrs. G. j. Greene; finan-
cial, George w. Wallis, north districts
village, L. S. Joslin, w. A. Remele
William j. Graves, common and east dis
trict; John L. BAIRD, south district;
Merritt and Edna Bragg, South Fayston;
IS. II. Strong, Center Fayston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Bragg, Irasville.
The tree will be 30 feet high and the
Odd Fellows have offered the use of their
hall. Both churches and library hall
will be open and every person in this
town and Fayston is asked to cooperate,
that our tree may be q truly community |
tree.
Friday evening, Dec. 3, Miss Floy Julia |
Belts and Harold Lewis Joslyn were
united in marriage at the Methodist par
sonage, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. G. NJ. Redstone. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Belts and has been teaching school in
Stowe, and the groom is the eldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. i. Joslyn. After a
brief wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn
will reside on the Joslyn farm.
Waitsfeld is to have community
Christmas tree.
The Joslyn library has recently re-
,eiyed another valuable gift from George
A. Joslyn OF Omaha, Neb., in valuable
addition to the historical department,
consisting of set OF % volumes, en-
titled, Great Events by Famous His
.orians.o This set is an account of the ,
eading historical events in the worlds
history from 1867 B. G. down to the i
PRESENT time. Each volume has a differ
mt binding, and each reproduees one Of d
he most celebrated and valuable bind
ngs now exhibited in the Vatican, the !
British museum and National library Of d
france. II
Mrs. Caroline Tod. Misses May and p
.ouise Gleason and Miss Carrie Hubbard (
pent Saturday in Montpelier. c
Mrs. George Miller of Boston is at her }
rother's, Richard Brown, taking much >
eeded rest. !
Mrs. NJ. L. Richardson has returned y
rom visiting relatives in Barre and
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Miss Gertrude Bisbee has returned Z
ONE from d. K. Bisbee's. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buzzell have named o.
heir little daughter, Rebeeea Gaylord.
DR.. Il. NJ. Mcintosh and Mr.. Young of
ochester are in town.
During the hunting season total of a
deer killed was reported at the town
erk's office.
The captains of the checker tourna- fr
ent have chosen sides as follows: Capt. W
Ii. SMALL, O. G. Eaton, w. A. Remele, al
Z. j. Howard, Mr.. Clark, Napoleon 10
ines. George Kingsbury, Percy Airing; TO
apt. Henry LaAlorder, Herbert LaMor. as
II, Paul Buzzell, Harry w. Belden, Ever tr
t Marshall, Hugh Baird, Walter Mo- so
arty, NJ. NJ. Waterman. be