The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-16

MIR, dudley is contractor and build
er, living at Franklin, Mass. For sew
eral years he has spent his winters in
the south and upon their marriage he
and his bride win 60 directly south but,
instead of settling N one place for the
winter, will travel and visit many diff
ferent places. The best wishes Of her
many Cabot friends 90 with her
About IS people enjoyed the regular
meeting of Green Mountain chapter, No
81, Order of the Eastern Star, on Oct. TO-
Many were detained at home by illness
The degrees We're conferred on one can
didate and a past brother reioned the
membership. The grand officers present
were Harry McCrillis Of this chapter.
associate grand patron Of the Vermont
grand chapter; Margaret Knowles of
Queen Esther chapter, Waterbury, D. ID
a. M. OF district No. 4, and William
Herrick Of Rob Morris chapter, Mont
pelier, d. ID. G. P. of district No T.
Other guests were Gertrude Wilbur and
Byron Wilbur, past matrOn and patron
Of kingsbury chapter, North Montpelier.
Pleasant remarks were made by all the
guests and all the officers of this chap
ter were commended for the creditable
manner in which the work was done
Before closing the chapter, an impromp-
tu memorial service was held for Sister
Hatch, Sister Tucker and Brother Marsh
As we shall meet for future work, we
shall miss our sisters and brother.
Prayer was offered by Sister Lyford and
Sister Smith sang Beautiful Isle of
T.
in the banquet room, which was prettily
decorated with house plants and autumn
leaves.
A Red Cross meeting for the purpose
Of eecting officers for the ensuing year
viii be held Friday afternoon, Oct. H.
at the home of Mrs. s. j. Norris All
members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Benjamin of
Woodbury. were guests at II. H. Fosters
the first of the week.
Services will be resumed at the Con-
rcgational church next. Sunday.
VIII Stone has gone to Derby =. act
as janitor in the school buiIding where
his SON. Archie, is principal.
Mrs Z. f, Smith is i'll with sciatic
rheumatism.
Mrs I'd Leney of Dover, n. H., was in
town Tuesday Of last week
Miss Judith Hanes was at home over
Sunday from her school work in Barre.
Mr. Bemis OF Marshiield is caring for
Mrs, Dan Mcintyre and infant daughter
Miss Margaret Cunningham has sold
her place on Main street to her brother.
David.
Mrs Emma Wood is caring for Mrs.
Emily Smith at the home OF her son.
Cary.
Mrs Gertrude Wells and daughters,
accompanied by Harold Wilson, attended
a play in Barre recently
Cecil Foster has moved onto the VIII
Stone place on southwest hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wales are home
from MorrisylIe for an indefinite time.
Rev and Mrs M. W. Hale and children
have been spending two weeks vaca-
ton at the home of Mrs. Hale's parents
in Lincoln.
Mr. Babcock of Syracuse, N. Y, has
been in town on business.
Miss Doty of Woodbury. was guest
at Mrs. Mary Fosters the first of the
week
Ned Labree has returned from over
seas and visited his brother, Elmer.
Raymond Baton was at e. p. Wal
bridges over Sunday. He is in Barre,
working as veterinary.
Several from here attended the base
ball game at st, Johnsbury.
Next Sunday at the M. Il. church the
ladies are to give their opinion of the
relation Of their work to the church.
A daughter arrived recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Dan Mcintyre.
Archie Stone of Derby was at the
home of his father, Will Stone, last
week.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Roy are having whooping cough
Harold Wilson has a position as win
dow decorator and show card designer in
the store of the Homer Fits company in
Barre. The good wishes of his many
friends 20 with him.
DIR. NJ. D. Warren, Glare Carney.
Charles Houghton and Leroy Dow have
gone on a hunting trip to Maine.
Mrs Ed. Paquin has finished her la
bors as housekeeper for Glenn Hatch.
Sidney Currier was home from st.
Johnsbry over Sunday.
Harold Smith of Dorchester, Mass, is
at i. +. Smiths.
Glenn Hatch and daughter, Geraldine,
are boarding at NJ. l. Wheelers.
Mrs. Carl Uric Of Greensboro and Mrs |
David Uric of Craftsbury were guests
of Miss Margaret Cunningham Friday, |
Mrs Howard Pike was called here |
from Montpelier last Friday because of |
the serious condition Of her mother, Mrs.
Will Morse, who, passed away Tuesday