The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-05
RANDOLPH
Easter Services as Held In Several
Churches Yesterday.

Churches Yesterday.
Easter services were largely attended
at the Bethany church and fine must
zeal program appropriate to the day was
Igiven. In addition to this, the pastor,
Rev. Fraser Metzger, gave sermon
upon "The Great Assurance" which was
greatly appreciated by those present.
The evening service was arranged with
reference to the day, and the music was
again well rendered by the choir, and
the pastor spoke upon the subject, "Ihc
Keen Joy of Living" The service on Fri
day evening was largely attended, and
the communion service was observed. AT
this time the following persons received
the rite of baptism, and united with the
church on profession OF faith. Mr. and
Mrs. W. r. Sargent, Miss Helen, Elsie and
Margaret Merrill, Dorothy Buck, Mil
dred Holman, Gladys Jones, Florence
Howard Ramona Holden, Esther Rich
ardson, Clara Gates and Miriam An
CELL, Floyd and Arthur Cheney. There
were also received by letter, Mrs. Fra
ser Mctzger, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. Bell,
Mrs. Julia Udall and w. S. S. Buck. The
service on Friday evening at the Meth
odist church, was observed as commun-
ion, and there Were admitted to the
church five boys. Sunday at this church,
the following order of service was carried
out: Awakening chorus by the choir;
welcome, Roy Emery; prayer; anthem
by the choir; scripture lesson; exercise
by members of the school; recitation,
Clifford Reynolds: solo, Marion Drew;
exercise by class No. 5; recitation by
Thelma Patch; anthem by the choir;
anthem; recitation Leonard Slack; mis-
sionary offering; anthem by the choir,
and short address by the pastor, clos
ing with music. At the Baptist church, |
following the organ prelude, an anthem
was given, Lift Up Your Heads" SER
mon upon "The Message of Faster" by /
The pastor Reg. J. II. Thompson; clos
ing with an anthem, Il Know that My /
Redeemer Liveth,' and the organ post
lude. The evening also had appropriate
music, and a sermon on Profit Shar-
ing"
Mrs. Joseph Menard left on Saturday
for two weeks stay in Hanover, n. H.,
where her son, James Menard, now lives.
Mrs Bert Blanchard, who has been at
the sanatorium for the last two weeks
for surgical treatment, was able on sat
urday to leave there and 90 to her home
in Gaysville Her husband came to ac-
her.
Mrs. Alice Rumrill was in Barre a cou-
pie of days last week and on her re-
turn on Friday took her mother, Mrs.
Eliza Stoughton, who has been with an
other daughter. Mrs. b. II. Tenney, for
ten weeks. home with her to remain for ,
an indefinite time.
The Salisbury mill is running on short !
time and for lack OF business discharged a.,
eight employees last week, and it is feared {
[ will have to close down for lack OF {
business.
Wilmer Angel. who has been page !
n the Senate, returned home on Satur-
lay.
Miss Freda Prince returned Saturday
rom Hardwick. where she had been
passing a week with her sister.
Cyril Angel is home from Dartmouth
,ollege for the Easter recess, passing /
he time with his parents, DIR, and Mrs. /
:. I. Angel. a
Miss Georgia Abbott closed her term e
II service with VI. A. Leonard at the I
rug store on Saturday night, and went J
o her home in South Royalton to remain \
or a time. Miss Florence Howard is TO a
ucceed her in the store. e
II is understood that II. II. Slack is i
o put shoemaking business in his a
arness makers shop. p
Mrs. Rogers, who has been employed s.
I the home of Mrs. J. +. French, was
to Canada on Saturday by the i
prious illness of her mother. .