The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
BETHEL

/ The first anniversary high mass OF
requiem was held this morning at 0
o'clock in ST. Anthony's church for the
repose of the soul of Arthur j. Miner
a former service man, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Miner.
Misses LuelIa Atkinson, Dorothy
Cady and Mildred Shaw left yesterday
afternoon for trip through the Adrion-
dack mountains and down the Hudson
valley, going by way of Burlington and
Plattsburg and returning by way OF
| Albany and Rutland.
Guests at G. II. KimbaI's are Miss
Theresa Davis of Andover, n. H., Mrs
! r. j. Whitcomb and Miss Katherine
| Whiteomb of South Walpole, Mass.
Miss Maude Rogers is home from
East Walpole, Mass, and Miss kath-
| crime Rogers from Norwood, Mass. The
latter is a travelling saleswoman for
| the Lewis Manufacturing Co. OF Wal
pole, Mass, and is covering part OF her
| Vermont territory this week A guest
at the Rogers home is Miss Margaret
| kimball of South Walpole, Mass.
The first service at this years SEES
sion of Advent holiness camp meeting
| was held last evening in the tabernacle.
| Rev. Mr.. Shurtleff preached the SER
mon and there were many prayers and
testimonies. During the day the wife
of Mr. Shurtleff fell part way down
stairs in their cottage and was consid-
erably bruised about the back and face,
but escaped serious injuries.
Miss Eleanor Murphy of Newtonville,
Mass, is guest at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wynn.
N NJ Wilson Of Randolph, native
Of this village, reached his 50th an
niversary yesterday and, with his wife
and daughters, spent the day at his old
home. The day was also the anniver-
sary Of the birth Of Mr. Wilson's neph.
ews, James j., and John G. Wilson,
both of this village.
Miss Annabelle Wight has returned
from a two weeks visit in Boston and
Somerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl Chamberlin have
bought the George Wright farm in Bar
nard from Dr. G. A. Best. They will
remain at the r. H. Chamberlin farm
until December and then will occupy
the Wright place.
Mrs. George B. Stearns, whose hus-
band died recently at their home in
North Attleboro, Mass, after visit
ut Mrs. G. Z. Hepburn's, went yester-
day to her old home in Swanton, to
reside in the future.
The remains of Ference Masterson
were inferred last Monday at Fairview
cemetery. The local branch of the In
ternational Leather Workers sssocia-
tion had charge of the burial
+. Il. Wallace and his family are to
occupy the T. A. Chadwick house on
Church street. Christopher n. Arnold
will occupy his house, leased for some
years to T. Z. Wallace. The part of
the Cushing house near the sanatori,
UNI now used by the Arnold family viii
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Good
hue. who win move from the house
lately sold to w. A. Rhoades.
Mr., and Mrs. P. H. Pollard of Proc
torsville were dinner guests az the
inn. yesterday.
Heber o. Maynard and family of
Windsor are spending part = his
fortnight's vacation at w. A. May
nard's.
Irving Roberts and family of Wood
stock have occupied the farm in Bar
nard which they bought recently.
Harold Turner has moved his family
from Woodstock to the house he pur,
chased from John J. Wilson.
Miss Marion Billiard is home for
a vacation from Cleveland. o., where
she has an important hospital position.