The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-07
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II 100 'AN'hihE va ~ buoihtHn
Andrew Gearin passed the week end
with his son, William Gearin, who is EN-.
ployed in Burlington.
Daniel Keefe returned to his work in
Waterbury this morning, after passing a
week with relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Bird left yesterday for her
home in Springfield Mass, after spend
ing several days with relatives in the
city.
Miss Mae Conner left to-day for Cabot
70 resume her duties as teacher, after
a short visit with her parents on Cottage
street.
The ladies' union of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. J. Il. Milne,
Liberty street, Tuesday evening, Jan. s,
at 7;30 p m.
Miss Marion r Stlckney returned to.
day to Boston to resume her studies at
Boston university, after a two weeks
visit at the home of her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. O. G. Stickney
1 Miss Isabelle Mackie and Miss Gladys
Leyie, who have been passing the holt
day season in their homes here, returned
Saturday to st. Johnsbury, where they
are engaged as teachers.
Congregational Philatheas, attention!
The January business meeting and social
of the class will be held at the home of
Mrs. George A. Annas, l76 Washington
street, tomorrow Tuesday evening
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's branch, No. so, of the
@. w. |. Z. of N. A., will be held in Eagle
hall, Worthen block, Tuesday evening,
Jan. 8, at 1880 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
The annual business meeting OF the |
Presbyterian church will be held on |
Wednesday evening, Jan. Q, at 1880 All |
members, adherents and friends are cor |
daily invited to attend. Refreshments
will be served at the close.
The funeral OF Edward Z. Nye, whose
death occurred in Waterbury Saturday,
viii be held in Plainfield at the home
of his father, Erwin Nye, Tuesday ut
1890, Rev. A. W. Hewitt officiating.
Burial will be in Plainfeld Center
On account of the extremely cold
weather and the inability of many peo-
pie to get out, we are holding our Christ
mas club open all this week Come in
and join. Bank open tonight, to 3
o'clock. Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
Charles Stephen Lascor left last even,
ing for Bay Shore, L. l., to join the ava
ton corps. Mr.. Lascor has been travel
ing salesman for the Lorllard Tobacco ,
: rany, being state representative,
with headquarters at the New Sherwood,
Burlington.
Miss katherine Stewart. who has been |
visiting in the home of her sister. Mrs
James Johnston of Highland avenue, and
with other relatives in Barre, her former
home, returned Saturday to East Long.
meadow, Mass, where she is engaged as J
he principal of school /
Frank z. RowelI of 50 Liberty street,
who for several years has represented !
Armour & Co. in Vermont and New
left the city this morning for
Mass, to which point he has
'een transferred by the company. He Y
will represent Armour & Co. in Fitchburg
nd outlying towns. Mrs. Rowell will z
DIN her husband there later i'm the 2
month. 3
Eagles OF Barre and Montpelier are to y
esume their interaerie series in pool !
illiards, bowling and cards at the cap. 2
TAI Friday evening. The Barre Eagles <
re leading by five points, although the Z
uteome Of the winter tournament is =
iuch in doubt, as the two aeries are To '
ieet fortnightly through the months of =
February and March.
When a pipe leading to hydrant in
enter street froze aud burst early to-
ay number of cellars were slightly +,
CODED and the necessity Of shutting off ~
he water in the main forced the plants
the Harrison Granite Go. and ComoIli Pa
Sons to suspend work for the dav OF
equity Chief Harry Gamble, who was
bout to turn in his regular call from the tv
atrol box near Center street, discov Ga
red the break around | O'Clock. He mo-
fed Supt Frank 0. Lee of the water de M
who fastened to Center street "a
, investigate His first move was to nv
ose the main above the point where the
-eak occurred Soon after daybreak =
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AT the regular meeting of the ladies 1t,
HILLARY to Clan Gordon, No. IL, the
flowing officers were installed by r. G.
Sarah Reid assisted by Misses Bar II
IRA Mcdonald and Eva Mcmillan: Chief 10
ster Miss Cecilia bowers; vice sister -
rs. Robena Stewart; p C.S., Mrs. An loi
belle Cormaek; chaplain, Mrs Mary as
aser; recording secretary, Mrs. Chris :, ~
IA Leith; financial secretary, Mrs, Mary ~
lgus; treasurer, Mrs. Catherine Rob ia
tson; senior conduetress, Mrs Jessie at
ylor; Junior eonduetress, Miss Bella an
NTH; stewardess, Mrs. Christina Fow- mas
/; |. G., Mrs. Jessie Fraser; 0. e., Mrs son
phemia Glass. At intermission re- me
shments We're served and dancing and no
social time were enjoyed by ALL
Union of the Congregational and Uni mar
-salist societies of Barre for period reg
three. months was gotten under way the
,terdaS, when Rev. J. b. Reardon, the the
iversalist pastor, addressed large cou
lgregation in the Congregational loea
lrch building. His sermon topic, the 1t |
L in series, was What Constitutes tior
True Success of Life and How 1t May was
Attained" At the close of the serv- Wa
the Lords supper was observed. Fran SEN
co DeLellis. recently of Albany, n Y. has
o is supplying at the Italian Baptist who
'sion in Brook street as the result of wer
'. j. +. Plainfeld's departure, greeted retu
mission folks at the Bi/e class meet leral
in the afternoon. In the evening at tion
First PRESBYTERIAN church, the pastor regi
W the inspiration for his address from -.
etter recently printed in The Times, 4
ch related the spiritual experiences of
vatp John Goo a farmer resident of