The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-17
WATERBURY


, IL. j. Parcher has received from j. w
Titcomb, state fish and game commits
sioner, his 18th commission as deputy
game warden, his first one being received
from Commissioner Thomas. Two years
! of this time he has been county game
! warden. Mr. Parcher's first commission
was secured through the recommendation
of Judge Il. w. Huntley. Mr.. Pareher
has been an aggressive and honest otl-
Ger and well deserves the reappoint.
ments.
Elsie Deavitt is quite i'll with the
grippe at Montpelier seminary.
Mrs. Daniel Deavitt is confined TO the
house by illness.
Mrs. Robert Haseltine and children
Elizabeth and Robert, ir., left Saturday
afternoon for Plattsburg. n. Y, where
she viii visit before returning TO her
home in Baltimore, Md.
Miss Nellie Woodruff, who has been i'll
with the grippe at the home of Mrs.
| Kate McAiullin, was able to resume
school on Crossett hill to-day. J. Cros-
sett Shonio is out after an illness of
few days.
The Mending club held their annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward
Goodheart last Thursday, fine supper
being served. Mrs. Edward Chesley was
elected president and Mrs. Luke Rob
erts treasurer for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paro have moved
into the j. II. Morse tenement at Dux-
bury Corners.
N VILLA hau kn Natv
York, where she expects to have another
operation performed on her neck. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Violet, who will remain with her aunt, |
Mrs. A. G. Schofield.
Troop | OF the boy scouts had a meet
ing at the Congregational parsonage Fri
day evening.
At the annual meeting of the ladies'
aid of the Baptist church at the Center
the following officers were elected: sPresi-
dent, Mrs. Eliza Colley; vice president,
Mrs. Henry Stone; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Stella Pike. Finances were in
good condition, S6S being the amount
cleared from their annual supper and
sale.
Mrs. Luthera Stearns fell on the ice in
VIC Naih at hNt hbiht AahhAhag ubh
broke two bones in her wrist. DIR. G. S.
Bidwell was called and made her as com
Portable as possible.
Miss Katherine Towne, who has been
confined to the house for the past week,
resumed school to-day.
Mrs. Walter krinovitz is employed as
stenographer in the Office of E. f. Camp
bell.
| i.
A Girls Athletic association formed in
the high school has the following Off
GERS: President, Miss Lila Morse; vice
president. Miss Lestina Bidwell; secre }
tary, Miss Dorothy Chow; treasurer,
Miss Barbara Luce.
Miss Blanche Gilpin of Mortified is {
guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Miller.
Nicholas Petras and son, Peter, have
to Bennington after visiting !,
Mr. Petras sister, Mrs. V. X Ducas.
The following Is the program for the
grange tomorrow evening:
Song, "Hurrah for Old New England; J
'ollcall; "What Do You Consider the
ireatest Work of the Grange To-day.
Which 1t Should Strive to do Above All
male quartet; question, what Do You
consider the Most Profitable Breed of
attic to Dairy With" leader, Herbert
ike, to be followed by general discus !,
ion; paper, May Greene; song. grange. I
The following officers of the Methodist \,
'unday school at the Center have been !;
lected: Superintendent L. A. Lyon; as q,
istant, Miss Mary Alger; secretary, !,
Hiss Mildred Adams; assistant secretary p
1iss Dorothy Towne; treasurer, Miss +,
,ois Alger; librarian Mrs. Cora Vaughn; n
rganist. Mrs. Carrie Batchelder presi- n
ent of the missionary society, Mrs. /,
leila Kicker; president of the home de =
Mrs. Della Kicker; president m
the cradle roll. Mrs. II. Palmer; vice. p
resident, Mrs. Mary r. Davis. a,
Mrs. Kate McMullin, Miss McMullin n
nd Clarence Dunster have all been i'll ID
t the MeMullin farm the past week NJ
Lawrence Towne, who has been i'll with II
he grippe, has resumed his position in n
he local telephone exchange. w. f. ~
owne was also confined to the house by ~
lness this past week.
Az the annuai meeting OF the STOCK clt
1lders Of the Waterbury Savings Bank 90
Trust company the following directors
ere elected William r. Dillingham;. C.
bldhtS' W H. LAIN ~ L. h1hipludH
nd H. C. Whitehill of this place, C. L.
cMahon of Stowe and w. f. Jones of
-aitsheld The directors elected the ny
flowing officers: President, William P. "
vice president, c. C. Graves;
cretary, II. c. Whitehill; treasurer, w. nc
Clark; assistant treasurer, f. f. JOS
n; teller, Mrs. Emma l.. Griffin. This We
stitution has had a very prosperous ia
ar. ,ni