The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-22
RANDOLPH
Bethany Church Held Annual Roll Call
Wednesday Evening.

The annual roll call OF Bethany church
was held at the parish house ON Wednes'
DAY evening, with an attendance OF about
TO fine supper was served by the
Bethany Guild, with the executive com.
mittee Ia charge and Bethany girls n
Mattresses. The program was a. follows
Hymn, My Faith Looks Up TO Thee" I;
roll call by clerk, 4. 4, Salisbury. Co
which los responded; piano duet, Miss
hareott and Miss Julia Cummings F;
hymn, Rock OF Ages after which the
different organization, OF the church re-
| spondcd as follows. Bethany church. y.
w, Tewksbry; Sunday school, VI, NJ.
| Wilson; Christian Endeayor. Dwight
Changers appreciation of the choir, Rev.
Fraser Metzgeri vocal SOLO THE King,
Miss Lucille Grant; Bethany Guild, Mrs.
4, +. Emerson; missionary union, Miss
Mary G. Tewksbury; piano solo, Miss
Marcotti Y. NJ. c. A., Howard Holden;
Bethany girls, Miss May X. Howe;
, prayer meeting. Rev. Fraser Metzger;
vocal solo. ITO My First Love" Miss
Lucille Grant, with encore $50 You
Think II Was Wrongsp; ten.minute talk,
Rev. j. Frank Locke parting words, Rev.
Fraser Metzger; America; prayer and
ed To Sl06.
Mrs. Janette Harwood. who died at
the Mansion house ON Monday evening.
was one Of twelve children of Capt
Elijah Pint, formerly OF Braintree, Only
one of the family survives, Mrs. Lora
Miehaels, who came from Spokane,
Wash, TO remain with her f.. the win
ter. The funeral was held at her late
home on Thursday forenoon, Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating, and the remains were
placed in the tomb. Deceased was the
widow OF the late Sherman Harwood, |
formerly Of Braintree, wEe died over
thirty years ago. She was o member of !
the Unitarian church in bOston, having |
resided in Cambridge, Mass, for many |
years, coming here in August, 1916.
Hugh |. Claflin came from Washington
on Thursday night for short furlough
extending to Monday, when he will re-
turn To resume duty.
Alexander Mclauren went TO White
River Junction Monday, and enlisted as
repair man in the aviation service and
expects to 90 from there TO Fort Slo-
cum. y. Y, TO be examined and mus
tered in.
William Dobie. for some time an elf
rient salesman in the L. A. Thomas
store, was in Chelsea on Saturday and
passed examination before the local
board Monday he and Joel Fifield were
into the signal corps service
through NJ c. Knight, chairman of the
oca board. They expect to report for
luty at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, soon.
Mrs. Marble, former resident in
own, came from Burlington Thursday
or few days stay with old friends. I.
c. +. Kilburn had finished work in the
oundry of Sargent, osgood & Roundy
md gone into the store of J. II. Lamson
/ Sons, where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Mulburd OF Col
hester announce the marriage engage
nent of their daughter Ethel Bernice,
o Max Crandall Woleott, son of Mr.. and
Irs. l.. L. Wocott, also of Colchester
Hiss Hulburd is graduate nurse of the
randolph sanatorium, and since that
ime has been located here as private
urse, where she has found many friends.
A. G. osgood is in Boston this week,
here the Sargent, 0sgood & Roundy
ompany have a fine display at the an
ual New England Hardware exhibit,