The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-10
BROOKFIELD

The ladies' aid society of the Second
church will hold its annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon for business and
election of officers, A hash supper will
be served from till s p. m. Ladies
not otherwise solicited please bring pie.
In the evening of the same day Rev.
James Clark will give the entertain.
ment, consisting of stereopticon views
and lecture. Everybody invited to both
meetings This change is made from
Wednesday evening, as advertised in
this paper last week, on account of the
community sing, which is to be held in
the church parlors Wednesday evening.
The usual church services at the First
and Second churches next Sunday.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Relief corps Saturday afternoon. 1t is
the annual meeting and election of Off.
GERS. 1t is desired that all members be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w Morse were bust
ness visitors in Randolph and White
River Junction Friday and Saturday.
l G. T, Frink Of Charlotte called on
friends in town one day last week.
Ten attended the home missionary
meeting which was held Tuesday with
Mrs. f. l.. sFullam, a large number. con
sidering the inclemency Of the weather
G. l. Dugan and Earl Haggett were
two Of the happy hunters in this local.
| ity, each bringing home deer.
The next regular meeting Of Brook
field grange, Dee. 10, will be the an
rHal meeting and election Of officers.
Miss Faye Beard came from her
school work in Barre Friday and stayed
till Sunday with her mother, Mrs. c. f.
Beard.
Earl Haggett returned to his work
in Springfield Sunday.
Ellsworth W. Chase has gone to
Mortified to work in hardware store.
He expects soon to move his family
| there.
Mrs. j. w. Yaw is spending this week
with relatives in Montpelier and at
tending the state grange meeting,
Beverly Wright and Celia Upham,
who have been very sick with pneu-
monia, are now convalescing.
Messrs Hermidas Gladu and Frank
| Prosper closed their house Monday and,
with their families, have gone TO
Worcester, Mass, where they have EN-
ployment through the winter.
Earl Stone, aged eight years, son of
| Mr.. and Mrs, Carl stone, who has been
very sick and confined 70 his bed sew
! era months was remembered Sunday
by many Of his friends with a sunshine
/ bag. which he is enjoying very much.
It was received on his birthday ami
gersary,
Gerald c. Fullam is visiting his broth
er. Rex FulIam, and family in Mont
pelier this week and attending the state
grange meeting.
Mrs Emily Batchelder had the mis-
fortune to fall on her kitchen floor
Friday and fracture her left hip. Her
daughter, Mrs BIakebrough, is caring
for her at present.
Mr.. and Mrs b. ]. Williams attended
the Central Vermont Pomona grange
meeting, which was held in Williams
town last Thursday. A small attend
ance was reported.
The regular meeting OF the Order of
the Eastern Star Thursday evening, the
| 18th INST
Miss LA Abbott, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. |, n Abbott, is sick with pneu
mona Miss Clara Grout is nurse
Mrs. Ida Parish Summer, wife of w,
w. Scribner, died Sunday morning after
long period of suffering with cancer
Gus trouble She was the youngest
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. j, Q.
Parish and was born and lived on West
street till about the time she married
Mr.. Scribner, in May, 1917, and since
that time had lived in the west part Of
the town. She was 81 years, six
months old. She leaves her husband
and two sisters, Mrs. A, +, Kendriek
and Mrs George L. Spear Of Randolph,
and several nieces and cousins, who will
mourn her loss. Her funeral was held
Tuesday at O'Clock from her late
home, and burial was in the West
Brookfield cemetery