The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-10
M1RSHFIELD

\ E.s lft itNiHtll tHAA nt mas bttn up
pointed orderly TO the colonel of his di
vision, the 4th motor company, l0lsi
ammunition train, 25th division, which
started for France last week Monday
night.
s. NJ. Carpenter has sold out his milk
lroute To Ernest Lamberton, who began
the delivery last week.
Mrs. Eva Lamberton spent a few days
with her brother, Arthur Lamberton, and
family ON HOLSTER hill recently.
The friends of Edward Ward will be
glad to know that he was able to leave
the hospital last week and his physician
has recommended a 80 days furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. PARROT of Mont
pelier were the guests of AR. and Mrs.
L. l.. Spencer Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Brown and children of Grot.
on visited at +. ii. Browns few days
recently.
The Marshfeld cornet band gave a
sacred concert Sunday afternoon, which
was enjoyed by good-sized audience
| This closes the series of open-air con.
certs for the season.
Miss Dora Edison of Montpelier was
| tine guest OF MIS- lAlhEle hoDlHson over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Worces.
ter, Mass, are visiting their brother, r.
II. Brown, and other relatives in town.
Miss Emma Packer expects to leave
next Friday for birmingham, Mass.,s to
resume her work as music teacher for the
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Swasey of West
Danville were visitors in town Sunday
The pastor will give the second of the
series of illustrated talks TO the children
next Sunday morning, the subject being,
Joseph" These talks are very inter
esting and instructive, not only to the
children but to the older ones as well,
and cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Helen Lamberton, Evelyn Furness, |
Gladys Newton, Marjorie Lamberton and
Earle Mears were home from Goddard |
over Sunday and Laura Bliss was home
from Montpelier seminary
Mrs. P. G. Glidden of Cabot is visiting
at L. A. Rosebrook's.
A. I. Davis, S. A. Swerdfeger, J. w
Sulham and Harry Mears were at Lake
Groton over Sunday in company with
d. W. Edison of Montpelier.
Miss Lepla Taft is home from Goddard,
i'll with tonsilitis and will be unable to
return this week.
Mrs. A. r. Darling and mother, Mrs.
Charles Blanchard of Boston, spent last
week at Lee SHORTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tattersoll re-
turned Monday to their home in Law
renee, Mass, after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Cole.
b. F. Coburn of Middletown, ~ Y,
was in town Saturday.
The Bible study class opened with a
good attendance last Thursday evening
md proved very interesting The lesson
'or next Thursday evening begins with
he 26th chapter and finishes the book
# Genesis. All are welcome to join the :
lass and receive the benefit. Come with
our Bibles and notebooks.
Henry Blake narrowly escaped a Sc
ious accident last Friday on his way &"
ZONE from the creamery. His horse be
anne unmanageable and he was thrown
nd run over by the wagon, but fortu
ately was not badly injured. a
Asa L. Preston, who has been i'll for e
everal weeks, is failing quite rapidly. b
Henry Brown is moving his family to I
he Merton Briggs farm this week
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Lyndes went to t;
Vestfield, Mass, last week to visit their p
on, Fiery, who has started for France, W
o. H. Smith had fit of epilepsy last ST
aturday morning, but is gaining at pres W
Mt Il
Harvest Sunday was observed at the ST
church Oct I with appropri- 81
te music by the choir and exercises by lbt
ne children. A solo was very beauti- bl
lily rendered by the pastor, Rev. Cross b,
nd, who also gave short talk on "The in
arrest of the Past, Present and Flu ed
ire" +,
The prayer meeting will be held at tn
r. Hudson's on Thursday evening at VI
o'clock Everyone cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Frost were called A,
Groton Monday by the serious illness dl
Mr. Frost's mother. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Fulsom left Sat mr.
day for few days visit with their nc
n. Perley, in Amherst, Mass
Miss Annie johnson was an over sun
y visitor in Montpelier as the guest Of
r. and Mrs. Ferrin.
Rev and Mrs. J. S. Grassland Of Cabot ms
He'd on some of their parishioners in pie
is place last Thursday. arr