The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-27
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intelligence Sunday night of theA sud
den death of her sister, Mrs. Anna Sui
livan, at Fanny Allen hospital.
Earl Rogers returned from Boston
Monday noon.
Miss Dorothy Wooster has returned to
her home in Marshied after caring for
Mrs. Walter Perry several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hale and children are
spending few days in Lincoln at her
old home
c. H. Utley was a business visitor in
Montpelier recently.
Ernest Bliss was in Burlington last
Friday.
Harry Peck has been discharged and
has returned home.
T. D. Waldo and B. L. Bruce were in
Montpelier last week to attend listers
meeting.
Miss Leila Jameson was guest of
Miss Sybil Ainsworth in Greensboro Sat
urday.
Leslie Dane has received his discharge
from government duty and is at the
home of his father II. W. Dane.
Rev, NJ W. Hale visited friends in
Coventry the first of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Walbridge OF
Derry, n. H., were oyer-Sunday guests
at the home of Z. P. Walbridge.
Miss Phyllis Webster is home from her
school teaching for one week.
Next Friday evening there will be a
birthday sociable at the Congregations
yestry. Everyone is requested to bring
saucer, spoon and doughnuts and guess
the rest. Children are especially invited.
Everybody come.
A closing service of the work for the
year 1918 of the Congregational Sun
day school was held last Sunday at the
commencement of the school, when Rev
w. II. Hale in his usual appropriate
manner gave a very interesting talk to
five members of the primary department
and presented prizes for diligent attend
| ance at Sunday school. Philip Hodgdon
and Clarence Hale each received a book
| THE Life of Lincoln" Miss Ruth Hale
and Dorothy Smith each a book, "Twi-
light Talk with the Children" Esther
Smith won the highest prize, of solid
gold Bethlehem" pin. The attendance
for the past year has been far ahead OF
some previous years. There were A.
sessions of school. Several union services
! decreased the full number Of Sundays
for the year Number in attendance dur,
| ing the year, 2Il3; largest number, 63;
smallest, q; average 45 go. Three
members were present at every session
| NJ. /. Wheeler, f. +. Smith and Pliny
| Smith. Mrs. j. NJ Southwick was alb
sent one session. At the morning serv
ices the attendance for the year wa,
! 1890; largest number. 1867 smallest
80; average. 60 4-5; largest attendance
at union services, 225. Our church ant
! Sunday school has met with severa
| losses of members. Among those of tho
| Sunday school was 4. c. Ainsworth, WIN
for four years had faithfully served al
| secretary.
| Union services next Sunday evening al
/ the NJ. T. church.
! George Crane of Middlesox was in town
recently at the home of his parents.
Mrs. Tyler Dow went to Springfield
last week, where Mr.. Dow has a posi-
ton. From there she viii 60 to Spring
field, Mass, where her son, Arnold, lives
/ Cary Smith recently found one of hi
/ horses in the morning with a broker
| leg, which necessitated its being killed.
/ Warren Walker is i'll with rheumatic
fever.
James Richardson Of Rutland was I
guest of r. h Rogers recently
/ c. B. Cole of Craftsbury visited a
Lucius Coles recently.
Bertell Emery is working for Waite
Ford in the mill,
] Is NIqr al in
recently to see his daughter, Mrs. Glenn
| Hatch. who has been confined to her be,
several weeks by illness.
Dan Mcintyre has moved his famI,
| into the end tenement of the Harrington
! block.
Charles Phelps has finished work fo
Bert Lowell at Chelsea and is stopping a
/ Elmer Labree's.
/ Miss Alice Paine is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Thoma
Crowley, in Hardwick
/ Miss Merna Waibridge and Marion
Drew were home over Sunday from
J., Montpelier seminary.
/ n. NJ. Wheeler was a recent business
visitor in Montpelier.
! Mrs. +. NJ. Bliss returned last Satur
/ day from Mary Fletcher hospital, aftc
a successful operation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wales went t,
Portland, Me, last Friday to spend ,
few weeks with their son, Arthur.
Mrs. Kate Smith burned one hant
quite badly by hitting it against tn
stove when trying to save herself from
( falling to the floor.
/ Ebert Heath of st. Johnsbury ha
moved his family to the Francis Goodalt
place and will work for Aaron Bolton.
Ralmond Peck has finished boarding
at L. Coles and gone to L. c. Lance 5
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