The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-21
WATERBURY,

Rev. Verne l.. Smith being at confer
ence, there will not be any service at tn
Methodist Episcopal church. All are cor
daily invited to worship at the Congre
gational church, where the pastor, Rev
William l.. Boicourt, will have for hi
subject, "The Newest Patriotism of tn
Kingdom" Special reference will b
made to the spirit of the Red Cros
movement, which as a community, w
are glad to support.
The subject of the sermon by Rev. A
d, Page at the Christian Advent churcl
to- morrow will be, "The World War il
the Light of Prophecy"
Services at st. Andrews as usual.
A daughter recently born to Prof. anc
Mrs Robert Haseltine of Baltimore, Nd.
has been named Ann Haseltine.
Earl Porter, who was operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for appen'
dicitis, is doing very well.
julius, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. S
Woodland of Winooski street, is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for appendicitis
Henry Lurk, who has been with DIR.
J. f. Claire for some time will soon move
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Kicker house on North Main street Mrs.
Abbie Warren viii also make her home
with them.
| Miss Ruth Tatro of Moretown is with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Irish, for few
days.
Miss Florence Pero is spending the
week end with her sister in Randolph.
Mrs. Ella Henry of Schenectady, n. Y,
is spending few days with Mrs. C. d.
Robinson.
Mrs. G. H. Dale has been called to
Groveton, N. H, by the death of her
niece.
+. S. Wallen, who travels for the
Youths Companion, has rented the Fow
Ter place on Blush hill. Mrs. Wallen and
son, Benjamin, have joined Mr.. Wallen
here.
Mrs. Maude Lucia, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Graves, for few
days, has returned to her home in Hines
burg. The condition of Earl Graves
shows very little change.
Mrs. Nellie Breen has returned from
East Montpelier and reports her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. II. LaPoint, and her daugh-
ter, Mildred Lena, as doing nicely.
Mrs. A. D. Pierce has returned from
Barneveld, n. Y, where she was called
by the illness and death of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas j. Williams. Mrs. Williams
was formerly Miss Sadie d. Britton of
Waterbury. The deceased was born at
East Thetford, Feb. %, 1890, and grad
mated from Utica state hospital June,
1910. In June, 1912, she was married to
Mr. Williams and had since resided in
Utica, n. Y, and vicinity. She died the
forenoon of April Is at Barneveld the |
funeral being held there Wednesday aft |
ernoon, with burial at Holland Patent, |
n. Y. The deceased leaves, besides her |
husband. two children, Dorothy, aged |
four, and Pearl Winnifred, aged two and
half years; also three sisters, Mrs
+. NJ. Hayes of Fair Haven, Conn, Mrs.
A. D. Pierce of Waterbury and Mrs. III.
of Philadelphia, Pa. and
one brother, B. R. Breton Of Bellows
Falls.
Next Tuesday evening the Improve
nent society will devote to the interest
If the Red Cross fund and ask all those
to cooperate with them. From
to in the social room of the Congre
5atlonal church chowder supper will
Ne served A flower booth will also have
IN sale cut flowers This will be in
,harge OF Miss Ollie Nichols, Mrs. Mag
lus and Mrs. Carl Evans. Towne's or
hestra will furnish music. Following
his, in the auditorium of the church,
here will be an entertainment, when in
edition to the orchestra there will be
'ocal solos by Miss Kane and Mr.. Hutch
nson and readings by Mr.. Burleigh and
Irs. VIII O'Neil. Another pleasant fea-
ure of the evening will be the showing
Trough the Kaleidoscope of pictures of
lden Waterbury. Many have been col
ected and will give general idea of the
rowth of the town as well as some
hings missed, among them the Vermont
eform school, which, after its destruc-
ion by fire here, was built at Vergennes.