The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-07
WILLI4MSTOWN
Clayton C. Spencer of Barre and Miss
Esther Call Married.

Married, at the home of Mrs. Laur'
II. Ainsworth in this village on Monday
Sept. 3. at IL o'clock a. M, Miss Esthe
Call of WilIiamstown and Clayton
Spencer of Barre The marriage wa,
performed by Rev John Irons in th'
presence of Maynard r. Spencer, father
of the groom, Mrs. w. II. Stewart, aunt
of the bride, Mrs. Ainsworth and Miss
Mary Waterman. After bridal jour
ney, the parties will reside in Plymouth
n H., where Mr.. Spencer is re-engaged
as one of the instructors in the Holder
ness school of that city Both young
people are well known in town and
have the best wishes of their many
friends for their future happiness.
Newall r. Farnham was confined to
the house several days of late with an
attack of erysipelss of the face, but is
now better and able to be around town.
Edwin J. Clogston has a very painful
left hand Just now, caused in very
unusual way. He was holding or lead
ing one of Robert Clogston's horses near
the Tim Blanchard place, south of the
Clogston farm on the west hill, when the
animal reared suddenly and the chain
lead of the halter became twisted around
one of his fingers, and the sudden jerk
of the horse pulled the finger out next
to the hand
Randall Wood would like to say to the
person who kindly stole his wife's winter
squashes one night last week. that he
would have been better pleased if he
had left at leastsone for their own use
next winter. Stealing stuff from wom-
ans garden is low down trick, worthy
of the sneak thief that did the job.
William T. Morrison is clerking in the
Downs store during the absence of G.
H. Morse, on his vacation.
Rev. Alven NJ. Smith preached at the
Universalist church in Woodstock last
Sunday. The former pastor has lately
been dismissed on account of his extreme
pacifst sentiments and for his unwill
ingness that an American flag, the gift
of a citizen of that town, be displayed
in the church.
John Burnett and Herbert Plat, who
have been staying at Clyle Morse's for
some time, are boarding for the present
with Mrs. C. H. Bailey.
Congregational church, Sunday, Sept
D. Morning worship at l0:45 Sermon
1uDIecbs NEW W lue anu TIsSH w lHE" |
skins. The church choir under the di- |
rection of George H. Goodrich, will sing. !
Sunday school at noon, all departments |
will meet. Come and bring the children.
Union service in the NJ. +. church at 1880 |
}. m. c. f. prayer meeting on Tuesday |
1t same hour, topic, Are You a Yet,
Butt" A lesson on excuses.
Miss Rachel Bruce, who has lately had
two weeks vacation from her work as
registered nurse, spent for the most part
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. e.
Bruce, has gone to Springfield, Mass,
Miss Celia Clifford of Randolph is Wis
ting her cousins, Mrs. George T. Colby
nd George f. WILDER.
DIR. L. D. Martin and family have re-
urned to their home in Barre after
pending their summer vacation at the
Id farm near Cutter pond.
Harvest Sunday-Members and friends
f the Methodist church are asked to
end gifts of vegetables and flowers to
he yestry not later than Saturday aft
rnoon. The loan of suitable plants
ill also be appreciated. II
Methodist Church-Divine worship {
ext Lords day. Morning service begin ]
ing at lO.45. This is a special occa- {
ion, the church being decorated with I
ne fruits of the harvest. Special singing t
Y the choir and appropriate sermon r
Y the pastor. Sunday school at IL C
clock. Union service in the evening t
t 1880. Epworth league on Tuesday t
5ening; prayer service on Thursday i
gening, both at 1880 Everyone cordial 4
invited to these services. a