The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-13
WILLIAMSTOWN

Next week, Dec. 1921, is to be Red
Cross week all over the country and the
object OF the campaign Is membership,
both new and renewal Up TO this
time, one could become a member at any
time in the year and the membership
expires in one year from the time taken.
The time necessary for bookkeeping
would be much lessened if all member
ships expired at the same time. So next
week, everyone will be asked to give
one dollar for a membership to Dec. 81,
1919, regardless Of the time their mem
bership win expire. Window cards and
buttons viii be given TO every subscrib-
er, also 10 Red Cross seals. From this
time on, il is expected that the sums
received for memberships will be suffi.
eient to pay the necessary expenses Of
the society, and that no special call for
funds will be made. The work Of the
Red Cross goes on all the time, both
in peace and war, SO let everyone be
ready when called on to respond willing
Iy.
Mrs, Julin Cooley, who has been with
Mrs. George I. Colby for several months
assisting in the care of her mother, Mrs.
Fanny N. WILDER, has gone to East
Randolph, where she will be similarly
employed in the care of Mrs. Celia Gift,
ford at the home of her son, Charles c.
Clifford.
Ralph w. Gale has bought farm in
East Roxbury near that of his father
in-law, George Wardner, and will get out
a quantity Of lumber this winter
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days, attending the December term of
Orange county court.
Mrs Louisa York Of Boston is with
her daughter, Mrs. Herbert n. Farnham,
and will probaly remain for the winter
Miss Emma Adams, who has been in
Sharon for some time past, is again at
her home.
Charles NJ Edison was in town recent
~ and took back TO his home in East
Montpelier pair of blooded sheep, that
he bought of A. M. Goodrich.
Frank Bacon Is at work with his team
getting up a big wood pile on the gulf
lot of A. A, Reed
Have you bought all the war savings
stamps that you pledged to some time
agoi AT the postoiiice, the sooner the
better.
George +. WILDER was employed as
spare clerk in the G. r. McAllister store
the first three days Of this week, some OF
the regular force being busy or out of
town.
Leon McAllister has been in Chelsea
part as deputy sheriff. In his official
capacity as deputy sheriff.
w. b. Jones has lately received let
ter from his brother, Corp. George B.
Jones of Headquarters company, u. s.
regulars. He Is probably now in Treves,
on the German border.
Born, Dec. s, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ashline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Williams were in
Burlington this week TO attend the an.
nual meeting of the Vermont state
grange,
Clayton Spencer, Goddard ~, Tufts
college 10, who has been in Wilmington,
Del, for several months, has now ac.
eepted position as instructor in chem.
istry at Tufts. His wife and son, John
Stevens, are with relatives here for a
time.
Congregational churck--Morning wor.
ship at l0.45. Sermon subject, Fruits
Worthy of Repentance" Sunday school
at noon. Mems class will study interna.
tionsl lessons. Mr.. Stevens, leader I'm.
ion service at 1880 p. m. G. Il. meeting
Tuesday evening at 1880.
It was a considerably larger budget
than any previously presented that fig
ured in the every member canvass of the
Congregational church, which was made
last Sunday afternoon. 1t was with UNI
usual interest, therefore, that members