The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-07
M4RSHFIELD

The Liberty mlnstrels OF Cabot vii
present their entertainment in Pythiar
hall next Friday evening, May 10, thu
proceeds to be shared equally by the two
towns. The part coming to this towr
will be divided between the Red Cross
and the Pythian Sisters. There will BE-
dance after the entertainment.
| The next Red Cross whist party viii
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II
r. Davis Tuesday evening, May Ia. Don't
forget the change of evenings due to the
| Liberty minstrel entertainment Friday
evening.
Mrs. Orrin Shepardson and son of Glea
| sondale, Mass, are visiting her father,
G. !. Preston.
Mrs. Lucy Easterbrooke of Malone, N.
Y, has come to spend the summer with
her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Robinson.
George Emery is in Hszardville, Conn,
with his son, Wayne, having secured a
potion there.
R. r, Ide was home from Montpelier
Sunday and Mrs. Ire returned with him.
They have rented furnished rooms where
they are to do light housekeeping for the
present.
Quite a number from this town attend
ed the Liberty Ministries at Cabot last
Friday evening.
The blues never travel with the Nellie
Gill Players. They will brighten the
corner" in Marshfield tonight with "The
Sweetest Girl in Dixie" Dancing after
the play Come on and have a good
time.-adv
There were six tables at the whist
party at V. K. Hudson's last Friday
evening. Earle Smith and Mrs. Lou Car
penter were the winning couple, The
total receipts for sale of articles, receipts
for sale of articles donated, contributions
and admissions amounted to $1,000. The
winners of last week donated one dozen
eggs and variety of kitchen utensils.
Mrs. o. d. Cole gave one dozen eggs,
which were sold twice and brought Doc
Fifty cents was received from Mrs. Alice
Baldwin and lady's mackinaw sold for
IS, one half of which was given by Lee
and Clara B. Short. The society wish
to thank all who have helped in any way
and for interest shown, All the money
received goes to buy material for Red
Cross work and every little bit helps.
The funeral of Mrs. Rosina McAllister
was held at 2 p. m. Wednesday from her
late home. Rev. F. z. Currier of lower |
Cabot, a former pastor and intimate |
friend of the deceased, officiated, assisted |
Dy Rev. A. b. Plat of Cabot and Rev I
A. b. Furness. +. NJ. Lilley, v r. Hud-
ION, Orrin Baldwin and Herbert Emery /
acted as bearers. Beautiful floral trib-
ties testified to the love of friends, both |
present and absent The deceased was
BORN in Waitsfield in August, 1910, and |
Ter early life was passed there. She
United with the Methodist church while
wing in Sheffield but took letter to the
hurch in this town many years ago and
lad always been interested in Christian
work. The interment took place in the
-illage cemetery. The following lines
rom friend seem especially appropTi-
tie in memory of the departed:
"The Shepherd Hymn"
N gentle Shepherd, Thou art gathering
homeward,
Those whom Thou needest to make
Thy flock complete;
md now Thy hand so tenderly doth lead
them.
In pastures green and by still waters
sweet.
zen though the shadows round us dark
" gather, Il
We fear no in, for Thou art always
near. !
Te see Thy form beyond the clouds Of !
sorrow:
We hear Thy voice that whispers /,
words Of cheer. !
nd 50. Oh Shepherd, strong and tender. :
Fold within Thy love the dear ones
cherished still:
ind up the hearts that wait Thy touch ;
II healing,
And the waste places with Thy pres !,
enoe in ,