The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-21
WATERBURY,

Mrs. Lemuel Lyon and Mrs, Myror
ilutchns of the Center attended the Ia
neral of Mrs Lulu Demeritt In Mont
peler Tuesday
Mrs. j. 4. Hodge has been suffering
aud greatly Inconvenience by burnt
foot. Mrs Susan Luce of Stowe Is aid
ing in the Hodge home.
Mrs Robert Eagan and son, Robert
IT,, aud Mrs. Harry Bingham and son,
LeRoy, were recently in Montpelier.
The box party and entertainment Civ
en- in the Crossett hill schoolhouse Tues.
day evening for the benefit of the junior
Red Cross, Melted Sill A junior aux
Hilary has been formed in this school,
called the Crossett hill junior Red Cross
auxiliary. the teacher, Mrs Fred Ravlm,
being chairman, and j. Crossett Shonio
treasurer. Each pupil in the school has
also bought thrift stamps. There are 10
pupils.
Miss Melissa Lamb and the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Garvey,
both OF whom have been quite i'll, are
better
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Richardson. who
recently rented their farm TO Ernest
Clifton, are moving into the Huntley
tenement in Duxbury.
Rev. Charles Tracey of Richmond, who
has lived and worked in Armenia, will be
the speaker at the Armenian-Syrian
rally next Sunday evening.
Inasmuch AS the services of the two
Protestant churches will be held in the
Congregational church beginning the
first Sunday in April, ii is probable that
the service in the evening Easter Sunday
will be held there Rev. Y. i. Smith,
pastor. and Mrs. Helen p. Lathrop, par
ish worker, are in charge of classes for
church membership for each church The
plan as outlined is that those joining the |
Methodist Episcopal church be taken in
at that service Sunday morning in that
church and in the evening at the Con
gregational church those joining that |
church The chorus choir, under leader
ship of +. G. Miller, is rehearsing spe
cial Easter music, anthems for morning |
service and the cantata, From Death to
Life" by Bartlett, for evening.
The family of Frank l.. Knight are
preparing to move their goods from the
Mcintosh house on Main street, recently
purchased by j. b. Eldredge, to rooms IN
the Knights block. Here they will re-
main until they 20 to the farm for sum
mcr and in the fall it is quite possible
that they will remove to Burlington,
where Mr.. Knight is with the Abernethy
Their many friends here hope
their decision may be to remain here.
Mr. Eldredge in this property secures
one of the finest residences in town.
Since moving here from Randolph, he
has been instrumental in securing large
tracts of land for the Waterbury Manu-
featuring company and in buying this
for a home adds to his purpose
Of remaining permanently here, which,
news is favorably received by all. The
house, which is of brick, near the corner
going to the depot, was built about % :
years ago by Martin Mcintosh Of New {
York City, later owned by DIR. Z. G.
Hooker, then by Frank Barrett and sold :
~ him to Mr. Knight The considera d
ion of the present sale is not made pub a
ic, but it is conceded that Mr. Eldredge
bought at a low figure considering the
.alue of the property, which has been
stimated at $4,000 when new. Mrs.
Ielen p. Lathrop, who has room there, ;
will remain, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I
'utnam will move into rooms in the
zone of Mrs. Frank Atherton.