The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-04
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The following officers of lroquois camp
No. l3I35, Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, were elected Wednesday evening
Jan. 2, and viii be installed next Tues.
day evening, refreshments being served
following the work; Venerable consul
Raymond d. Buzzell; past consul, Will
liam +. Shontell; worthy adviser, NJ. l..
Thibault; bunker, Howard j. Ring;
clerk, Bert A. Lavele, escort, Luther II.
Morse Waterman Irwin l.. Lovely; SEN
try, Joseph +. Tatro; trustee TO fill I'M
expired term of William Collins William
+ Shontell; trustee for three years, G,
a. Gibbs; camp physician, Harry ID.
Hopkins, NJ. ID.
j Private Curtis Haskins of Co. y, LIST
\. Y, cavalry, is home from the camp
at Spartanburg, n. c. Last Sunday
the Christmas dinner and home celebra
tion was held at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Haskins, as
Private Haskins did not arrive until
Friday morning, Wednesday, accompa
MED by his mother, his sister, Mrs. Har.
old Atkins, and brother, Coin, he visited
relatives in Moretown A service flag
floats from the Main street home in his
honor.
Mrs. DR. Rublee, daughter, father, Mr..
Springer, and housekeeper, Mrs Bah.
cock, are nicely located in the upper ten
ement of the George Atkins home on
Main street. Mrs Rublee, who before
marriage was Florence Sherwin, nurse
at the hospital, is to accept position
there as night nurse. Dr. George Rub
lee, who has practiced ten years in VOL
a.. a. L.,
for Fort Oglethrope Ga, having been
commissioned a first lieutenant in the
medical reserve corps. DR.. Rublee is a
graduate OF the medical department of
the University of Vermont
Miss Marguerite Mnard, who has been
confined to the house for a few days
with hard cold is much improved
Yesterday morning the thermometers
were again at discouraging marks and /
frozen water pipes and trouble with
plumbing seemed to be the style. In
some houses great damage was done
Mr.. Hogalund being one of those whose
goods were damaged by water from the
tenement above.
Perry II. Aldrich, who had two days
leave OF absence, most of which was
on friends in town the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Perry have
moved from the Demeritt tenement on
South Main street To the one on Randall
avenue, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
Scanon.
Granite sheds, which have been closed
for cold weather, were also troubled yes
terday because of lack of water pres.
sure. caused, doubtless, by SO many leav-
ing faucets open during the intense cold
Miss Kathleen LeBaron returned on
Wednesday to her musical studies at
he New England Conservatory OF Mu-
'ic, Boston.
The Red Cross at the Center are plan.
hing for a promenade soon in seminary
lall
Mrs, B. II. Demeritt delightfully."- en-.
ertained members Of her Sunday school
lass at her home last Saturday in honor
If the birthday Of Margaret Deal
The ladies' union held their annual
amily dinner at the Congregational
hurch Tuesday evening following a bust
ess meeting, at which the following of
GERS were elected Presidents, Mrs. Mae
residents, Mrs. James Fife and Mrs. ID.
}. Grout; treasurer, Mrs, Max Ayers
Miss Daisy Haseltine has resigned her
osition in the North Duxbury schools
nd Miss Edith Kennedy is supplying
here. :
The students and teachers in town are
Elected by the ruling that coal burning
'hools should not begin before Jan a. Is
moug them, those attending Montpelier
urinary, Goddard seminary and Lyndon 81
stitute.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, teacher of the al
ormal course at Goddard, has been pI
lest of Miss Mary Lease. >
Mrs. Addie d, Palmer is remaining ia
it'll Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lease for
me during the fuel shortage. al
A pretty wedding took place at the A
,me of FIR. Dewey on Main street Dec.
J, when Miss Jennie Guyette became n
e wife of Clayton Nelson. The bride "
ore blue silk, with hat to match An
INT of the bride, Mrs. Daniel Gnyette, :;
I'd the brother of the groom, Adolph r
elson, attended the couple. A wedding
PIPER was served at the home OF the
Dom. The young people went ON |
ort wedding trip TO Montreal.