The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-30


Baptist Episcopal mission in this place
leaves next Monday morning for his new
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a., after about two year. pastorate here
and in which time this family has mad
hosts Of friends, who very much regrei
their departure but wish them all Sue
cess and prosperity IN their ne" home'
Ben Carpenter returned Friday iron
! Springfield, Mass, where he was eallc,
by the death OF u brother
Mrs. g. u. Shipman II spending tbs
week ia New York City with her sister
Mrs. Henry Bell
Leigh paqucttc. teller in the swantor
Savings bank, Was a guest OF his father
%. !. Paquette, last Thursday, returning
Friday morning.
W. {. Clifford, general manager of th'
Woodbury. Granite company, was n
town Tuesday and Wednesday iron
Bethel.
Mrs p. A. Wakefield am son are visit
ing in Hyde Park,
c. c. Cochran was in Burlington Fri
day on business "Trip.
At a very shiny attended speeia
school meeting at the academy building
Thursday evening the tax rate voted
was Sl.l5, the same rs the past few
years.
Next Friday evening az the parlors oi
the Congregational church reception
will be rendered the new pastor, Rev
Mr.. Waite. and hi, wife. The public Is
most cordially invited.
After the regular business Of the scout
meeting Thursday evening, the scouts, %
in number. formed in line and marched
10 the residence of Assistant Scaatmas
ter Garner on West Churtu street, where
they stood facing the house while the
scoutmaster raped at the door and
asked Mr. Garner to step outside, lilo
was presented with two nice books as a
token OF the good he had done since he
had been connected with the scouts in
this place, the valuable advice he had
given at divers times. after which each
scout marched by MIR Garner and shook
hands with him, wishing him Godspeed
in his coming journey. 1t was a com.
plete surprise 10 Mr.. Garner.
Mrs John Bennett of Walden Was re
Gently admitted To the Hgrdwick hos
pital for treatment.
Harley Pearson of East Hardwick was
admitted to the hospital few days ago
for treatment.
l.. A. Lebel, who recently completed
his labors in the Office of the Woodbury.
Granite company in this place as a
monumental designer, leaves next Mon
day for Boston, where he has secured a
very lucrative position along similar
lines of work. Mr.. Lebel's family will
move there in the near future.
a small quantity of maple syrup was
brought into the village Thursday and
was selling for S225 per gallon.
In connection with the presentation
ceremonies OF II medals to the boy
scouts. and with the approval and sane
ton of the local Liberty loan committee,
there will be preliminary Liberty loan
rally at the opera house next Thursday
evening April 4, at S o'clock, with the
following program: Music, scout orches
ira; flag salute and pledge OF allegiance,
scouts, remarks, scoutmastcr; reading
of President Wilson's letter to scouts,
Sc0utmaster Drew; presentation OF med
ais Bernard j. Mulcahy song, boy
scouts; Liberty loan No 3, George II.
Mcleod: mnsic, scout orchestra; What
the Scouts Have Done and Are Doing,
George James; ~, NJ c. a. and X. of c.
Work" Rev. J. NJ Kennedy; Red
Cross" Judge W H Taylor; America,
everybody; scout yell. This program
should appeal to ali patriotic people and
there should be an excellent attendance,
Miss Mary J. Waters is spending the
Easter vacation at her home in johnson.
Mrs. c. T. Pierce is on the sick list.
c. S. Cobb and wife are spending few
DAYS in Wells River.
Mrs. Charles A. Morse has returned
from Boston.
Sixty six dogs were licensed up to Fri
day night.