The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-02
WATERBURY,


Beginning last evening a series of tent
meetings will be held at Colbyville, con-
Quoted by Elder j. j. Bennett OF Morris
vile, assisted by Ralph Linnell of the
Boston Bible school, who is supplying
the pulpit of the Christian Advent church
this summer. Sunday Mr.. Linnell
breaches in Morrisyille, in exchange with
Mr.. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Barney of Essex
Junction were over-Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Stevens.
Mrs. Arthur Bigelow and daughter Of
Middlesex and Mrs. Wilbur Bigelow of
Salem, Mass, were motor guests at the
home of DIR. Claire Thursday morning,
There will be regular meeting OF
Emerald Rebekah lodge, No. 80, this
evening. Business of Importance
E. S. Frary of Berlin, n Y, who sailed
for Italy about three months ago to en-
gage in Y. M G., A. work, is business
manager of one of the central supply
stations in northern Italy, only a short
distance from the front lines. Mr. Frary
reports the people so grateful for Amer.
lean help and sympathy and says they
keep their trunks packed ready to leave
at any moment.
Donald Frary, who has been taking
post graduate work in history at Yale,
Is now in New York City, working for
the government, collecting data on Eu-
ropean politics, so that when the time
comes for peace, peace commissioners can
be adequately informed. This is in his
line of work and he is associated with a
fine class of historians. Miss Eleanor
Frary is to teach this coming year in a
private kindergarten in Brooklyn, N. Y.
j. II. Carroll of Lancaster, n. H., is
the guest of his brother, w. Fl. Carroll.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carroll,
Miss Inez Carroll, Miss Mary Carroll,
Charles Robinson and j. II. Carroll at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Harry Null
queen in Burlington.
G. S. Bidwell has been appointed lister
in place of Charles Stevens, deceased.
Miss Mildred Pratt, who has been the
guest for two weeks of her college class
mate, Miss Lestina Bidwell, has returned
to her home in Jamestown, n. Y Miss
Bidwell accompanied her as far as Bur
lington, spending the day with her there.
-Supt. NJ w. Chaffee announces the
following teachers for the schools this
coming year, others to be announced lat
re: Principal, C. p. Hart, agriculture;
vice principal, s. Belle Anderson, Eng
fish; assistants, Emma NJ Lowe, home
economics; Mrs. II. ID. Newton, Latin;
Alice Tyndall, history and English Min
ME Maxwell, history and mathematics;
grade la, Mrs. Dean Fullerton; grade
lib, Mrs. Ida Houston; grade 2, Kate
Mehuron; grade 8, Anna Mehuronj grade
4, Olive V. May; grade 5, Beulah Ed
wards grade 0, Julia Hayes; Center
primary, Mrs. Kathie Brown; Little riy-
er, Ellen Gitchell; Blush hill, Mildred
Seayer; LOOMS HILL Stella Griffith.
Because Of Duxbury not having any
postofiice, her status in the war savings
stamp campaign does not seem clear to
some The fact is, under the leadership
of II. j. Parcher as chairman, she went
over the top and has proven that farm
ing communities are patriotic as far as
finances are concerned. Her quota Of
$4,000 seemed large, but the faith and
work of Mr.. Parcher won out and oil
residents of the town feel proud of the
fact. Her Liberty loan flag hangs in
the hall also as assurance OF the towns
patriotism.
Much anxiety is expressed in town
over the condition of those still living
who were in the West Berlin automobile
accident. Mrs Brown is a Waterbury
girl, we'll known here, her husband, who
died from the effects of the accident, be.
ing also known in town. Mrs. s. w.
Guptil, sister Of Mrs, Brown, has been in
Montpelier much of the time since the
accident. Yesterday she expressed her
self as slightly more encouraged as TO
her sisters condition II is understood
that the funeral of Percy Brown win be
held here, with burial in the village
cemetery, although no date is as yet Civ
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