The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-26
WILLIAMSTOWN

A meeting 10 consider the possibility
of forming community chorus viii b
held on Wednesday evening in the par
Tors Of the Congregational church az
O'Clock. An those In any way interested
In the matter are cordially invited to be
present,
Committees In charge Of the several de-
partments Of the grange fair to be held
In their hall ON Friday and Saturday,
l0ct. and Z. are as follows, Entertain
ment committee, first night George IL.
Goodrich, Clinton W. Cram, Mrs, Leon
Poor; second night George T. Colby,
Rev. John Irons. Henry Waldo. supper
committee, first night, Mr. and Mrs Carl
w. scaver, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry O. An
derson Mrs. Allie Wiliore; second night,
Mr.. aud Mfs. Fred l.. Poor Mr. aud Mrs.
T, g, Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
laFlower. Vegetables, George W. llol-
den, NJ. R. Beneyides, Clarence Wilfore
Ora Whitney. Pop corn booth, Leon
Poor, Fred Pirie, Florence Hubbard. Fish
pond, Leon Sesver, Dorothy Call, lnez
Poor Maple sugar and honey, Hemsn
Smith, Fred George, +. c. Little. Do.
nestle booth, Mrs. Samuel Wales Mrs.
! Theron Williams, Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs.
Reynolds Candy booth. Elsie Pirie,
Clara Leonard, Mildred Grearson, Mrs.
G. ii. Goodrich, Grace Flint, Lena Sesv
er. Canned goods and home cooking,
Mrs. Charles A. Nixon. Mrs. NJ Il. Bene,
vides. Mrs. Levi d. Carr Potted plants,
Mrs. Hiram $. Drury, Mrs. Ida Whit
comb. Fancy work, Mrs. John Dow. Mrs
Clyde Z. MeAllister, Mile j. Drury, Mrs.
Walter NJ Williams
The ladies aid Of the NJ. f. church will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hebard
on south bill Friday, Sept. O. for social
and dinner.
The public library is indebted 10 Miss
Mary +. Waterman for the gift OF 10
volumes of the New England Magazine,
covering the period OF 1901 to 1907. This,
with previous gifts. makes total of 30
volumes OF this valuable magazine pre-
scented by Miss Waterman.
There is to be harvest dance. concert |
and supper in grange hall Thursday even
ing. Sept IS, under the Joint auspices OF |
the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges. |
Music by Simon's orchestra.
Miss Mona Mckee, w. II. $, 'l6, who |
has been with her father in Canada since
the close Of school last June has re.
turned to town and TO the home OF her
aunt Mrs. George Mari. Miss Mckee
will enter Goddard this fall.
Mr. and Mrs Frank r. Hoyt have late
~ returned from a motor trip to Bakers
field, taking with them as passengers
Mrs. Hoyt's sister, Mrs. p G. Hurlbut,
and children OF Randolph.
The ladies' social circle Of the Univer
salist church will serve a fish. ball dinner
in the grange hall Friday, Sept 20 from
II 80 a. m. to p m. There will also
be a domestic booth with articles for
sale.
News is received here OF the marriage
n Taunton, Mass, on Sept %, OF Ruby,
laughter OF Arthur and Lucy Bass Ralph,
ormerly OF this town, TO George Ernest
Miers OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs Niers
ire to be at home in Boston after Nov. |.
Members of the male chorus are re-
luested to meet with Alden H. Jewett
Monday evening, Oct .. All come. Work
head
Walter +. Granger has bargained his
arm at the south end OF the village to
arcel A. Bemis and papers are to be
igned tomorrow. The sale is to include
took and tools. The land belonging to
his farm is part of what in earlier ,
ines was called the Warren Poole farm '
nd the house was built by Mr.. Granger {
n 1895. Additional land and buildings ,
ave been added from time TO time and ,
he property as sold Includes over 40 acres :
{ land with two barns and other build
1gs.