The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-26
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There was a large attendance las
evening al the Congregational church a
Rev. Robert w McClure's final servie'
as pastor. Next fall he will go to Shs
owu, China. as a missionary. There were
addresses BY Rev. and Mrs. Robert c
Wilson, Episcopal missionaries in China
Miss Graham of South Bridgton, Me.
who is TO be married to Mr.. Mcclure
June 30 and is also designated as an
American board missionary, and Mr.. Nc
Clure, who spoke earnest final words to
his people.
Edward Rogers. who was here on a va
cation from his work in East Walpole
Mass, enlisted last Saturday as a mem
Der Of the band of the Vermont regiment
of the National Guard. He is a good mu-
stefan and plays the B.fat cornet.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bullen and daugh-
ter have returned from Concord, n. H.,
where he was employed as stonecutter.
Ide /. bearing has secured position in
iewelry store at Lancaster, n. H., and
his family will go in few weeks.
Howard Walker has a job on the rail
road in Montreal.
Mrs. Charles \. Brown returned last
Friday from three weeks visit with
relatives in Norwich, Wilder and Leba-
non. n. H.
Mrs. w. o. Newman of Sullivan, Me-,
is at her old home here for a three weeks
visit.
Miss Geneva Lilley of Rutland has been
visiting few days at w. T. Kings.
Mrs. Charlotte Abbott of Underhill re.
turned home Saturday after few days
visit with her sister Mrs. Ellen ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rogers of South
Randolph visited friends here Saturday
on their way to attend horse sale in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Florence Wyman went Saturday
to visit at Carl Neffs in Stockbridge
Austin r. Noble returned Saturday for
his vacation from the Manchester, \. H.,
high school. where he is a teacher.
Leonard Fish was graduated last week
from the Lowell, Mass, Commercial high
school and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin NJ. GRAY of Bel
fast, Me-. are guests at W. c. Clifford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reese of Wyoming,
y. j.. were recent guests there.
The local lodge of Masons attended the
church yesterday morning
for St Johns day sermon by Rev. G. F.
Fortier.
Leon Adams is working with Forrest |
Southworth of South Royslton on cement
work
Myrtle II. Edmunds of Chittenden and |
Willis r. Edmunds Of Rutland were here
Yesterday to see their mother, Mrs. Mar
tha Edmunds. who is recovering nicely /
rom an amputstion performed 10 days
Ego.
George Stackpole and Clyde Blossom
anne this morning for a two days fur
ough from Fort Ethan Allen. At the
,ame time came Rev. w. c. Harvey,
george Burrell, NJ F.. Gsskell and c.
Stanley Putnam, who failed to take the
ederal enlistment oath and were given
discharges Mr.. Harvey learned yester.
lay Of his fathers serious illness at
Sewfane and went this forenoon to see
lin. Major Wallace Bstchelder has been
ilaced in command Of the first squadron
4 cavalry and Is in charge Of recruiting
{ Fort Ethan Allen. DT. r. A. Edmunds
yesterday received his commission as
sptain and was assigned 10 hospital /
ervice In case a full regiment Of cav
Try II formed. as now seems likely, Rev,
Y. C. Harvey has been prominently men
toned for the chaplaincy
BY the new Central Vermont railroad Il
rain schedule. in effect to-day. a new n
rain daily except sundays. leaves here
'r the north a. 1875 p m and for the
ruth 20 ss07 D m. The northb1und
Forming local heretofore leaving ~ 7.e4 r
1w leaves az 1851
Mrs ~ 2 Gsske1 and son vent %
orthfsld Saturday o. visit AZ ?. s. r
yks's. expecting - 20 TO-DAY to Fort
than Ailsn TO visit her husband