The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-21
WATERBURY,

AT st. Andrews church Sunday
morning Rev. Robert Dewey, pastor.
Services will be at the usual time, high
mass and sermon at 1890. Catechism
classes at o'clock, The rosary and
benediction of the blessed sacrament
: at 7;30.
At the Methodist church, the pastor,
Rev. George H. Lock, has a Thanksgiv
ing service in the morning and in the
evening the subject, Proverbs that
Lie"
AT the church at the Center, Rev. j,
Garfield Sails, pastor, the Sunday
morning service will be Investment in
Big Business" In the evening, "Some
Good Things About Thanksgiving
AT the Congregational church Rev
Edward c. Hayes has sermon appro-
pirate to the Thanksgiving season.
Subject of evening meeting, How May
We Practice Thanksgiving
At the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening there will be a concert by
Prof. Edward Brigham of New York
City.
Tonight an exciting basketball game
is expected when the high school meets
team composed of the alumni OF the
school with Gap" Clerici and ''Dutehy"
Anair on the team.
i Teachers day in assembly at high
school Is receiving much favorable com
ment. Each of the teachers had part
on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parks have
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson of Prov
idence, r. T., are guests OF Mys. R, Il.
Crossett.
Dr. L. *. Graves of Elmhurst, n. Y,
has been a recent guest in town
Mrs. Edward S. Frary of Berlin,
\ n. Y, who has been the guest Of
members of the Utas club at dinner at
friends here for few days, entertained
the inn Wednesday, Among the guests
was another former member and resi-
dent, Mrs, F. L. Knight of Burlington,
Mrs. Frary left yesterday for Nashua,
II. H., where she will be the guest Of
her cousin, Mrs. Charles II. Haines for
few days before returning home.
! While here with Mrs. Palmer they
called upon Miss Mary n. Cressey at
the Center, Miss Cressey being one of
their first teachers at Duxbury Corner.
She has taught So terms and had over
thousand students under her. which
number would have been much larger
only for the fact that she taught so
many terms in one place. Mrs. De-
merit and Mrs. Frary motored one
day to Barre, where they called on
Miss Lizzie Townsend, who was for
many seasons trimmer in Mrs. Wells
millinery shop here. Monday Mrs, L.
II. Elliott and Mrs. Frary spent in Bur
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davis and guest,
Miss Holly, motored to Newport, via
Eden, Lake Willoughby and home by
st. bloomsbury and report the road in
excellent shape. Tuesday evening Mr..
and Mrs Davis and DR.. and Mrs. George
S. Bidwell motored to Montpelier to
attend The Red Lantern" Mr.. and
Mrs Davis have the greatest Of praise
for Vermont and Vermont scenery and
for the greater part her roads. As
proof of this they have motored $4,000
miles this summer without crossing
the boundaries of the state Among
recent guests at the inn are II. T. Now
er and wife Of Lowell Mass. who went
on to Stowe; T. H. Moulton of Licking
ton, Mass, J. If. Mcdowell of Glens
Falls, r. y. and Margaret L. Tabor,
Mrs G. II. narrower and Miss A. NJ.
Finley Of Montreal.
Tomorrow the Hochelaga campfire
girls are invited for the day to be
guests Of Mrs Pearl Randall WATSON,
dean Of women Of the University of
Vermont, Mrs WATSON was the for
mer guardian Of this campfire and the
girls are deeply indebted to her and DIR.
WATSON for much valuable instruction
as well as many good times. They will
be accompanied tomorrow by Mrs.
Edward c. Hayes, their guardian at
this time. During the day they expect
to attend the football game
Something to remind one of the big
Community fair" seems to be at every
corner and the idea that each one is to