The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-27
SOUTH RYEGATE
Rev. v. Ziegler Resigns His iastorate
Here Because OF III Health.

: Here Because OF Ill Health.
Mrs. V. ziegler and her niece, Mis-
Ruth koukol, arrived Wednesday morn
/ ing from New York City. Rev. V. Zieg
Ter is much improved in health, but a
he is not yet in condition to resume pas
toral duties, has resigned his pastorat
here and will not returpto South Rye
gate. His many friends here deeply re
greet his resignation and wish him |
speedy return TO health. Mrs. Ziegel
will remain until she can get her house
hold goods packed for moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Sargent returned
Saturday evening from trip to Nor
witch, where they We're visiting relatives
Morris X. Brown went Monday to st
Adams, Me-. where he viii spend fort
night with his sister, Mrs. L. 2. South
ard.
The family of Donald Bcaton enjoyed
a picnic at Groton pond Tuesday.
Frank Dalton. who worked as book
keeper in the r. G. w. Office 20 years
ago and is now in charge of the express
office at White River Junction. made his
old friends here flying visit Tuesday
afternoon.
Mason S. Stone, state commissioner of
education, gave an interesting address in
Gibson's hall Friday evening on educa-
tional matters, especially dealing with
the new law.
Mrs. c. II. Grant and Miss Ruth Gates
went Monday to East Craftsbury to at
tend meeting of the united presby
terry.
Mrs. A. r. Bone and son, Arnold, start
ed Wednesday for Clearfeld, Ia, where
Mrs. Bones parents live. They expect
to be absent several weeks, during which
time Mrs. Margaret Craigie will keep
house for Mr.. Bone and his son, Nor
man.
Miss McKeigan of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her uncle, John McKinnon.
Miss jamie Hearth returned last week
from Concord N. IT., bringing with her
her cousin, Miss Margaret Mobbs.
f. Il. Ingraham and son, Raymond, are
visiting relatives in Richford, where Mr..
Ingraham hopes to benefit his health,
which is not very good at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanderson went
last week to East Northfield, Mass, to
spend couple of weeks with friends.
Charles George of Boston came on
Wednesday to spend his annual vacation
with his brother, w. t. George.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beaten and the
Misses Dalgarno took an auto trip to
Lake Morey Saturday afternoon in Frank
Browns car. The Dalgarno family re-
turned Thursday to their home in lola,
Kan.
S. P. Mills returned Saturday from
Burlington. Mr. Mills will teach in the
high school at Newport this coming year,
beginning his duties Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Sargent went Tues.
day to McIndoes Falls, bringing with |
them on their return, Mrs. Margaret Oar |
ling, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. L. Duncan.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Miss Odessa Whitcher
to Paul Gibson at Hartford, Conn, Sat
urday, Aug, 81. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. S. Wallace of Long
Island City, n. Y. All Join in congratu-
lations and good wishes for this worthy
young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson are
now occupying "The Lodges" at Lake
Morey for a short time before returning
to South Ryegste, where they will make
their future home.
The sale at Terry's store closed Sat.
urday, having been quite successful. The
store is now running as usual.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McClelland were
invited guests at picnic held at Halls
pond by the Newbury Congregational
Sunday school Wednesday.
Wendell Craigio is undergoing treat.
ment at Brightlook hospital this week.
His mother, Mrs. James Craigie, is with
him.
DIR. Charlotte Fairbanks brought Miss
Nellie Bone home Tuesday from st.
Johnsbury in her car. Miss Bone re-
ceivsd news Tuesday that her father,
R. H. Gates, was much worse, but on
reaching home found that he had raj.
led.
Miss Nena Mcdonald Of Rpslndale
Mass. is visiting her father, NJ. F. Me.
Donald.
Rolf Shredder and his fancee. who
nave been spending the summer at Nils
Borg's, went Monday 20 Mr.. Shroeder's
nome in Sorrento, Me.
Miss Olga johnson Of Concord, \. H.. 1
: visiting her sister. Mrs. 5. A. Peter a
ION. Miss johnson is out Of health. II
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