The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-05
SOUTH RYEGATE


Rev w. r. Bailey OF Ohio viii occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning as Il candidate.
Rev. d. s. Giles, who has been supply
ing the pulpit OF the Presbyterian church
for the past month, returned Thursday
TO his home in Dekalb, n. y.
Rev. +, A, Collins returned Saturday
from month spent in Pennsylvania
aud Ohio and occupied his pulpit in the
| u. +. church Sunday morning,
The young people of the L. +. church
enjoyed New Years eve party in the
church vestry Monday evening,
About 80 of the boys and girls of the
Presbyterian Sunday school were given a
New Years party in the yestry Tuesday
afternoon. Games were played with
great enjoyment, refreshments OF sand
witches. cake cookies and cocoa were
served by Mrs. William stephens, Mrs.
b. p. Grove and Mrs. w. A. Armstrong
and each child was presented a box OF
candy, the latter being the gilt OF one
of the older teachers, William Stephens.
Mrs. II. d. Bone and two daughters of
Gardner. Mass, spent several days with
relatives here last week.
Mrs. p. NJ. Beckley entertained a com
panv of Young people at her home Mon
day evening in honor of George Everett
Hearth of the L. S. S. Illinois, who had
leave of few days. Mr.. Hearth went
back on duty Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Bone is caring for Mrs. A.
r. Beaton, jr., who is i'll with the grip.
Frederick Samuelson. who is employed
by the Fairbanks Scale Co. at st. Johns
bury, came home Monday, the plant hav-
ing shut down for few days on account
of the severe cold.
Fred Engstrom. who is first officer on
n steamboat plying along the coast of
Alaska, is visiting his sister Mrs. II,
Mr. Engstrom declares the
weather he has encountered since strik |
ing Vermont is more severe than any he
has experienced on the coast of Alaska.
News has reached here that w. G. |
former merchant in South Rye |
gate, now of Barre, has been operated !
upon for goitre at the Mayo hospital,
Rochester. Mimi. and is doing well. All |
wish him quick return TO health.
Miss Jeanne Beaton returned Monday |
% Hanover, n. H.. to resume her duties
1t the hospital, having fully recovered
Miss jamie Hearth, who has employ
nent in Concord, y. H., is home on a
hort vacation. having come to see her
brother. Everett, who was home on leave
or few days.
Miss Ida Hart, former successful
eacher on Jefferson HILL was married AT
Barre Wednesday to James Clarence Rob
inns of East Montpelier.
Mrs, Robert Farquharson has gone to
'anada on visit and her daughter, Jean,
) acting as housekeeper for the family.
Irs. Gerald Smith taking Miss Farqu
arsons place in Terry's store.
A Cut II Cord" club has been formed {
4 South Ryegate, L. +. Whitehil, Tells
ole, Gerald Smith, Forbes Beaton and {
+. NJ. Libby being charter members. The {
'ood they are cutting is on A. I. Beat {
MS quarry land 1t is hoped that Others !
ill follow suit, as fuel is scarce in this a
icinity. c
Miss Lillian Guild is in st. Johnsbury /
pending her vacation from teaching in
he Nolan district, Ryegate I
Mrs. Emma Gibson has been spending J
lie week in Boltonvlle with her brother, t
amuel Tucker, who is quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs f. j. Tewksbury and two
aughters returned Tuesday from spend
e several days in Bradford with Mr.
nd Mrs b. H. Hooker.
Miss Abbie Corruth went Saturday
fternoon to Groton, where she is spend
e the week with her grandmother, Mrs, :,
oily Corruth.
Master Newton Brown ia somewhat .
approved.
ROLAND Green is working for H. p. =
God & Co. in the creamery. A