The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-24
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Union services next Sunday at the NJ.
+. church. There viii also be a union
Sunday school.
! Rev NJ W. Hale and family are spend.
ling several days al the home Of Mrs.
Hale in Lincoln,
Mr.. and Mrs, Belmont Of HaFdwlcS
were At J. n. southwick's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank walbridge Of
Woodsyille, n. H., were guests at 5. c.
Vordry's Saturday.
Miss Edna Walbridge and sister OF
Woodsyille, \. H.. were guests OF Miss
Thelma harrington Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson Of Walden is caring for
Margaret Cunningham
Mr., and Mrs. Q. +. Hatch were called
20 Calais Friday TO attend a funeral.
Morris Walbridge is working for Prin.
Hatch of Montpelier seminary, soliciting
students.
Old Home week closed last Suf.lay az
the Congregational church, whore con.
gregation of 2s5 gathered 10 listen to
very able discourse by Rev. NJ. ". Hale,
founded ON the words, "What Mean
These StonesP
Mrs. II. T. Cummings OF Hardwick was
in town Sunday 10 accompany her sis.
ter Mrs. +. W. Southwiek, to her
home.
Miss Shattie Wright of ST. Johnsbury
has returned TO her home after spending
several days at Will Clark's.
Mrs. Glenn Brown and grandson of
Leominster, Mass, called on friends last
week.
Miss Louisa Clarke is spending a few
days with friends in st. Johnsbury.
w. d. Gould spoke Sunday at $3.50 at
the union open air meeting.
Mrs. Nat Keith of Plainfeld was in
town Sunday.
Miss Vera Rogers is visiting her
in Walden a few days.
George Foster of Milford, y. H.. has
been spending a few days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Putnam. where
Mrs. Foster has been few weeks with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Pike and daughter
IF Plainfield were in town Sunday.
Mrs. w. p. Lance and Mrs Arthur
Rogers were guests at G. Rogers in Wal I
len recently.
Miss Judith Haines and Miss Alice
Harvey go TO Jacksonville to teach the
oming year.
The seventeenth annual reunion OF the
Vitham family was held at Camp Com
ort Aug. IL. $50 being present. The day
vas fine and a sumptuous basket picnic
vas served. A splendid program was
arried out consisting of rotations,
ongs by the children with an especially
interesting selection by the Jeffers sis
ers, the Griffith children and Mary Van
Irman. Rev f. T. Currier was present
nd made some very interesting remarks
n the absence of the president, Eugene
reynolds, who was kept away by illness.
lev. Mr.. Currier also offered prayer
iusic for the occasion was furnished by
an Ormans orchestra.
An act of kindness worthy of mention
as noticea bic last Sunday when Char
" Harvey OF East Woodbury. took
o-horse load of children, numbering
7, in a hay rack over the hills nearly
,ur miles to the Union service at the
church II more would
,llow this example of interest in good
lings, our Sunday schools would be
rger and our church pews fuller.
Mrs. Lucretia Towne of Barre has
zen spending a few days with Mrs.
aria Dow.
Mrs. Nellie Wells of Shelburne spent
e past week with friends in town.
Miss Flora Atkins returns to her
hool work at Mt. Berry, Ga, this week
riday.
The single men beat the married men
rain Saturday when game of ball was
duged in at the park.
Mrs. H. II. Foster and Mrs. J. n.
'uthwick were business visitors in
ardwick Wednesday.