The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-26
WILLIAMSBURG.
Goddard Basketball Team Defeated Mo
hawk A. c. 10 to 10.

Goddard Basketball Team Defeated Mo.
hawk A. c. 10 to ID.
The Mohawk A. @. lost the first bas'
ketball game of the season to Goddard
seminary last evening by the close score
of 10 to 10. Following is the lineup
Goddard seminary--Maclntosh re, Has
kett lg johnson c, Beattie II, Rock, Will
son RI; Mohawk A. C.--Wilfore re, Far
rington IL, Clogston c, Mari II, Slavery RI.
Baskets from the Macintosh A, Sa-
very 3, Clogston 2, Rock 2, Wilfore, Will
son, Beatte, johnson. Baskets made by
fouls Slavery 4, Wilson. Referee-Kib.
hey. Timekeeper Periods-l2,
10 and IL minutes.
| Universalst Church. Morning services
lat the usual hour with sermon by the
pastor Rev. Alvin M. Smith; topic, "Our
Church in Japan" Sunday school follow
ing the service All are welcome at these
services.
There is to be an extension school of
agriculture held in town, probably at
grange hall, continuing for five days, Dec.
9 to 10. This meeting is held under the
direction of the extension service of the
University of Vermont in cooperation
with the Orange County Farmers asso-
citation. Farmers who wish to learn of
new methods of farming and to gain by
the experience of others in many lines of
| farm work are urged to attend as many
of these meetings as possible On the
same dates there is to be school of
home economics for women, in charge of
competent instructors. Further notice of
the speakers at these meetings will be
given later.
Clyde II. Morse has moved from one of
Mrs. Evelyn Rowel's tenements in Mill
village to the upper tenement in Mrs. |
Bancroft's house on Beckett extension, off I
lower Main street.
Frank st. John, who works for George I
w. Lynde on the west hill, holds the rec
ord in this vicinity for shortest time tax |
en- in getting a deer. He started from
home one day for a hunt and was back
with his game in an hour and 10 min
utes.
B. W. Hooker & Co. Of Barre finished
the work of laying the carpet in the audi
forum and vestibule of the Congregations
al church on Tuesday and the usual serv-
ices will be resumed on Sunday, the 2Sth.
Congregational Church-Morning wor
ship at l0:45; special sermon and music
on the occasion of the reopening of the
church; subject of sermon, "a Memorial
and Prophecy" Sunday school at noon
Let all classes rally for full attendance.
Union meeting at 1880 p. m. Topic for
c. l.. meeting at 1880 on Tuesday even
ing, "Home Mission Work To Be Done in .
Our Community" All are heartily well J
come to these services.
Mrs. Flora +. Jewett, who has been
housekeeper for George G. Earle for sew !
sral weeks, has finished her engagement !
and it is supposed that she has gone to
Burlington.
II. E. Miles, representing the publish c
ng house of George C. CLOVIS Co. of Q
is visiting at H. A. Thur,
)er's.
Mrs. Laura Ainsworth and Miss Mary
who have been in Claremont,
\. H., for a short visit TO relatives, re-
urned home on the Gath inst.
Harry NJ. Lasell is having vacation S
rom his duties in Frank A. Downs store
md win visit relatives in Mortified and d
jhelsea before his return. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram s. Drury went to n
Voodsville, n. H., to spend Thanksgiving 81
nd viii be away from home for the re. o.
nainder Of the week. d
George Brigham of the Jones 4 LAM "
on Machine Co. of Springfield, is the p
uest of Edwin c. Smith for few DAYS. p
Mrs. George f. Martin was taken to r