The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rogers wer
, guests of relatives in Hardwick recently
Mrs. William Blair of Walden is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. A. Q. Aims
, worth, and is i'll with grip.
Mrs. Laura Wilson of Marshfeld is car
ing for Mrs. Leon Haines, who has beer
confined at home several weeks with q
broken limb. AT last reports she was
slowly gaining.
Edgar Houghton of Danville was IN
town recently TO attend the installation
of officers of the |. o. o. Il. lodge.
Miss Alice Hill OF Hardwick is visiting
old friends and acquaintance.
Cary Smith has returned from Cam
bridge, Mass, where he was called by
the illness OF his sister, Pansy HIS
mother accompanied him and will spend
the winter here. Miss Pansy will join
them as soon as she is able to leave the
hospital, where she underwent an opera
| ton.
The blacksmith shop of F. A. Wales
caught fire last week and when discoy-
cred fire was dropping through the floor.
1t was soon extinguished.
Mrs. Celia harrington is at work for
Julia Farington and assisting in caring
for her father, who is slowly failing.
Miss Phyllis Webster has gone to Bid.
deford, Me-, to practice for trained
nurse. The best wishes of her many
friends are extended to her.
A Joint installation of the officers the
Masons and Eastern Star were held re-
Gently. Those of the chapter of o. +. ).
are: w. NJ, Mrs. Mary Rogers; w. p,
Charles Dana; A. NJ, Mrs. Garlic Smith;
secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Osgood; treas
urer, Mrs. May Burbank; conductor, Mrs.
Ella Dane; A. c., Mrs. Beryl Brown;
marshal, Mrs. Jennie Rogers; chaplain,
Mrs. Bertha Marsh organist, Mrs. Lin
ME Walbridge; Adah, Mrs. Annie Meal |
lister; Ruth, Mrs. Kate Could; Esther,
Mrs. Genevieve McCrillis; Martha, Mrs.
Goldie Hopkins; warder, Mrs. Emray |
sentinel, George Dow The |
newly elected Masonic officers are: w.
NJ, Z. T. Paquin; S. W., George Currier;
J. W., Earl Rogers; secretary, Ralph |
Hoyt; treasurer, George Gould; 5. d.,
H. Fl. Carpenter; j. D., Frank Brown;
5. S., Will Walker; j. s., II. A. Heath;
chaplain, T.. ID. Waldo; marshal, w. 5.
Ford; tyler, George Dow; pianist, w. E.
DAWSON. AT the close of the installa-
ion banquet was served.
A four horse load OF Is ladies and gen
,lemen went to North Montpelier last
Friday evening to attend the Masonic
,all.
Rev. George Wright, pastor of the NJ
.. church, has moved to the home of his
laughter in Woodsville, being obliged to
1--WE up preaching for the present on ac-
cunt of failing health.
Miss Esther Rowland has returned J
rom Springfield, Mass, after spending
eyeral weeks there. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Foster were bus ,
ness visitors in Hardwick Monday. II
Charles Foster is seriously i'll with 9
ood poisoning in his arm, caused by
Tipping on the ice and injuring his ell IN
ow. H.
A farewell reception was given Miss
'hyllis Webster at the vestry of the NJ. '
!. church under the auspices of the la
les aid of which she was q member I
here were nearly 80 friends and rela i
ives present. All enjoyed social chat, Z
fter which refreshments of waters and
unch were served. A SIS goldpiece was v
resented her by Mrs. Myrtle Voodry, I
5 a token "a respect and affection. T
iss Phyllis responded by extending "
eartfelt thanks. Games were INDUCED n
and songs were sung by the company. h
Two prizes of solid gold pins have I,
cen presented by the Congregational o.
unday school to Philip Hodgdon and +
ellen Hatch for perfect attendance dur %
g the year 1915. Miss Edith Hodgdon
ceived gold star for being present at
cry session but two.
Mrs. Sallie Lyford is i'll with grip.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. T.. church met
the home of Mrs. w. !. Ford Wednes- 6,
" afternoon. Eighteen were present. se
lsiness was transacted and punch and
lfers were served a
Mrs. Gertrude Stone is i'll with grip. re-
r. Stone is teaching school in her abb
nee. h,
Miss Eva Clough is stopping with
end in Quechee for a few weeks. y;