The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-26
SOUTH RYEGATE

Mrs, James +, McLam spent Sunday
with her brother, Arthur Wiley, and
family in Montpelier,
Mr., and Mrs. A. T. Beaton entertained
over the week end Mr.. and Mrs. \, ;.
Love of Barre and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith and daughter of Mortified.
Robert Gibson, son of NJ. II. Gibson OF
this town, now n senior in Muskngum
college. New Concord o., has enlisted In
/ the aviation corps of the L. s. army,
4 Miss Lillian Guild started Thursday
morning for Calgary, Alberta, where she
has secured a 5000 position in the public
schools. Wednesday evening Mrs. H. f.
/ Brock entertained number of ladies IN
honor of Miss Guild Miss Guild has
been successful teacher in the primary
room of the village school for several
years and has many friends, young and
old, who wish her health, happiness and
success in her new venture.
Twenty. eight ladies met for Red Cross
sewing Tuesday morning and afternoon.
A fine amount of work was accomplished.
Mrs. NJ. F. Mcdonald served delicious re-
freshments to the tired workers in the
late afternoon.
Mrs. Dick Welch was called to Barre
Wednesday afternoon by news that her
mother, Mrs, Charles Mills OF Orange,
who had been seriously i'll at the City
hospital, was worse. Mrs. Mills died
Thursday morning
Frederick Samuelson came from ST,
Johnsbury Friday to spend the five days
of enforced vacation from his employ
ment in the scale works with his people
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert Samuelson cele-
brated the 2Sth anniversary of their
marriage Tuesday evening by inviting
some of their neighbors in to spend the
evening in a social way. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed and all present
wished Mr.. and Mrs. ,Samuelson many
happy returns of the day.
Henry Goodine spent Tuesday in st.
Johnsbury.
Rev. d. NJ. McKinlay spent Wednesday
and Thursday with his son and family
at Newbury
Rev. p A. Smith of Groton will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church |
next Sunday morning and evening.
Rev Francis Laird of West Barnet |
gave very interesting lecture on "'rhe |
German Spy System" to a good-sized /
audience Thursday evening in the Pres I
byterian church. Mr. Laird was the |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bone over
Thursday night.
The Mizpah and Baraca classes of the I
T.. 2. Sunday school held their annual
get together Friday evening in the church
vestry. Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening spent.
Rev. W. T. Bailey started Monday
morning for his home in Youngstown, O.,
having preached in the Presbyterian
church three Sundays.
Mrs T.. j, Buchanan is caring Tor the
infant child of DR.. and Mrs. n. 5. Cald-
well of Groton while they are attending
the funeral of Mrs. Caldwell's father at
As the shops and business places are
to be closed on Mondays, the postoiiice
will follow holiday rules and close at
D. nj. every Monday, beginning Jan. %
The postmaster wishes to call the at
.ention of everyone in this vicinity to the
war savings and thrift stamps, which are
On sale at the postoilice. You can help
your country and make an excellent in
at the same time by purchasing
.hese attractive stamps. If you get a !
ard started you will be sure to want to
i'll it. Since receipt of supply OF stamps
Dee. |. AZ sales have been made in
amounts varying from % cents to $500,
out a town of this size ought to do dou-
Die that business. They will cost more
n February than they do in January, so
make haste.