The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-05
WATERBURY

Rally Sunday was observed at th,
Congregational church last Sunday will
q good attendance. A special feature o.
both the church and Sunday school SEES
slons was the singing of the "Rally Day
Song written by Rev. William L. Boi
court, pastor of the church. The Sun
day school exercises beside singing had
the presentation OF diplomas to those
who graduated from the primary de.
partment, a special number by the choir
and one by the primary department, and
| three short addresses, "The Sunday
School Pupil for the Church." by the
pastors "The Church for the Sunday
School Pupil" Mrs. w. l.. WATSON; and
| The Mission of Sunday School Pu-
lpil," +. w. Reimherr The superintend-
ent, Mrs. G.. S. Bidwell, conducted the
service In the evening there was the
usual Christian Endeavor service and
following this at s o'clock. Prof. James
Madison Chapman OF the chair Of public
speaking Of the University Of Florida,
gave very interesting lecture on "Leg
acy or Inheritance ?" Prof. Chapman
also gave readings at the high school
building Friday night for the benefit of
the senior class Music was furnished
by the victrola.
b. r. Demeritt left last night for
Boston in the interests of the Demeritt
company. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Clark
and Mrs. B. r. Demeritt leave to-mor-
row, joining Mr.. Demeritt in that city,
On Tuesday evening at the Congrega-
tional church Rev Oscar M. Chamber
lain of Boston viii give an illustrated
lecture, turkey in Revolution" Mr..
Chamberlain is an Armenian who escaped
the massacre through the agency of the
American consul. He is a graduate of
Anilotia college, Turkey, of Oberlin
Theological school and a post graduate
Of Chicago university.
Donald Frary Of Berlin. N. Y, who
graduated from Yale university in 1914
with honors and taught last year in
China, has returned to New Haven, to
take post graduate course at Yale uni
specializing in history.
The brotherhood of the Methodist |
Episcopal church had get together
night Friday evening in assembly hall. |
Senator w. p. Dillingham; gave an adj |
dress on "The Development of Methodism
and the Problems of To-day" Rev.
Verne L. Smith spoke on "The Work of |
the Brotherhood and the New System
Of Lessons" Refreshments were served /
and much enthusiasm shown over the
years work.
The boy scouts and campfire girls of
The Methodist church enjoyed corn
roast last Wednesday evening at the
nome of James Greene. A fine time
vas enjoyed through the hospitality of
hose living on Willowdale farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A. Foster returned
friday night from their western trip of
i've weeks. Among the places in which
hey stopped for some time was Los
ANGELES, San Diego, San Francisco, where
'lr. Foster attended the southern grand
odge meeting of Odd Fellows and they
ttended the exposition. While in Cali
ornia they saw at Long Beach Rev. Z
!. II. Wheeler, who was pastor for II
ears of the local Congregational church.
1t Fresno, Harlie Coburn met them. Il
)ther Nermonters seen Were the two
ons of Alex Patterson. Coming home ,
tops were made at salt Lake City and
'hicago
The Dillingham; grange fair viii be
ED in the lower part of the new town
ulding at Duxhury Corners on Column
us day, Oct. IL. Lunch will be served
{ noon. Following this will be the
utdoor sports and program from to
The exhibit will be in the unfinished )
,om of the school building. Cash prizes
i'll be awarded children for excellency a
exhibits in all departments.