The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-18
M1RSHFIELD

The promenade and dance by the
Marshfleld cornet band, which was post.
lponed ON account OF the storm, viii be
lgiven next Saturday evening, Jan. 10, in
h. of u. hall. Remember the date.
Willis Henderson arrived Tuesday aft.
err spending the last few months with
relatives in Massachusetts.
There viii be peanut party for en-.
teriainment at the regular meeting Of
the Pythian Sisters next Monday even.
ing. An members are urged 90 be pres.
ent il possible Refreshments will be
served and prizes given
Mr. and Mrs. s. Swerdieger were visit.
ors in Montpelier Tuesday
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present at the G. +. social at the home of
Miss Burnham Friday evening
District Superintendent Rev. William
Shaw spoke at the Methodist church last
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Florence Wooster left Saturday
for Barre 10 resume her work as teacher
in the city schools.
Miss Florence Lamberton of Lowell
was much pleased with the postcard
shower sent ON her birthday by her
young friends in this town.
The young people returned Monday TO
the seminaries to resume their studies
after the prolonged vacation.
Mrs. n. c. Divoll and son, Matt, jr., of |
Rockingham, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. $. Swerdfeger.
Charles Brown, who was obliged TO
give up his work at Montpelier seminary
last year on account of the illness of his
father, returned last Monday for the re-
mainder of the year.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
speak on "The Seventy Weeks of Dan
iel's Prophecy" There will also be a
short address for the children.
II. A. Lamier has recently moved his
family to Springfield Mass.
Postmaster A. r. Davis and family de-
sire to express their appreciation to the
public in general and especially to the
young people and children, for their
and careful regard of the re.
quest to observe as much quiet as pos
sible when visiting the office during the
recent illness of Mrs Davis from which
she is now convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Loveland are 60
ing to Plainfield this week to work for
MAYO Wyman the rest of the winter.
Mr.. Wyman expects to leave for the hos
,ital Saturday.
On account of the heavy snowstorm
asst Tuesday, the annual business meet
ng of the Congregational church was de-
erred until next Tuesday evening, Jan.
2, at the parsonage.
X. H. Blake of East Orange was the
uest of his brother, Henry Blake, and
lis nephew, A. w. Blake, this week.
The evening of Jan. IA will be long re-
rendered by the members of Marshtield
odge, Knights of Pythias and Myrtle
emple, No. 2, Pythian Sisters, the occa-
ion being the installation of the officers
the new year The program com
ienced with the singing of "America"
V all present, then a selection, Rock of
ges," was rendered on the victrola, fol-
wed by prayer by Rev. Furness. The
Ulcers of Myrtle lodge, No. 2, were in :
allied by the installing officer, Mabel
ameron, assisted by G. S. Gertrude
ears and G. NJ. S. Adella Swerdfeger
rlene Carpenter and Dorothy Hudson %
ere flower girls and Herbert and Ebert W
avis carried the Stars and Stripes. The WI
ficers are as follows NJ. +. c., Lou Car NJ,
inter; +. s., Lillian Davis; L. j., Laura p ia'
'ilson; NJ, Della Saxby; VI. of f., Mira D|
avis; NJ. R. c., Nellie Pitkin; Pro, Ze- -
tn Hall; G.. Goldie Stocker. The off ~,
RS of Marshfield lodge were installed VI,
Arthur Clark, d. ID. G. c., assisted by W
NJ at A.. E. C. Pitkin, and other grand liz
fcers: C. c., George Gee; V. c., Carroll US
ears; prelate, j. w Bouldry; X. of hi,
s., A. w. Cole; NJ. of W, B. W. Davis -,
of +, Charles George: NJ of f., G. f. NJ
wing: NJ. at A., Ernest Brown inner
ard, George Davis; outer guard, Lu- by
er Warden. Through the kindness of 81.
:. and Mrs. J. w. Mears, their victrola No
rnshed music during the evening ;no
'out rs sat down to supper of oy NOR
RS, plain doughnuts and coffee. 1t is ton,
ped there will be a good attendance fr;f
'ough the year. On,
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