The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-27

Monday. The child, who is six years
old, swallowed large copper cent Sum
day. which lodged in the throat, and
ii was feared that an operation would
be. necessary to remove it.
There was the usual good attendance
at the Community church Sunday
morning. The choir was assisted by
four piece orchestra. There were 1877
present at Sunday school. 1t was an
nounced that the Sunday school had
adopted an Armenian orphan and
pledged $50 per month for his support
and education.
Archie Wade of Tilton, n. H., spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs. J. b.
Ayers, and other friends.
The remains of Mrs, Nancy j. (Doy-
ing) Goodwin were brought here Mon
day from Waterbury, where she had
been an inmate of the state hospital
| for several years. The burial was made
| in the River Bank cemetery, Rev. NJ. r.
Bacon conducting the services. Mrs,
| Goodwin, who had been an Invalid Tor
| 10 years and blind for two years, was
! born in Eden and was about 90 years
old. She passed part OF her lite IN
| Wolcott and came with her husband,
O. II. Goodwin, to Stowe eight years
ago. Besides her husband, she leaves
two children, Don Goodwin of Morris
vile. Mrs. George l.. Pormon of VOL
colt and several brothers and sisters.
F. W. Ashley of New York left Mon
day after passing the week end IN
Stowe in the interests OF the Grcen
| Mountain Violin company. A. w
| Christiansian of st. Johnsbury was
also here over Sunday on business con-
nected with the violin company
IL. NJ. Mott, who was the guest OF
his nephew, A. A. Pike, over Sunday,
left Monday on his return to Syracuse,
n. Y.
Mrs. Julia Irving. formerly of Stowe,
who has passed the winter at Lake
Helen, Fla, expected to leave for her
home at Thompson's Point Monday.
Writing on the 2lst, Mrs. Irving SAID
that the temperature was So.
The Moscow Get together club viii
meet with Mrs. Fred IT, Smith for work
for the coming sale, Wednesday alter
noon. The Little river and Mills brook
|neiphborhoods are included in this club
and all are urged to attend.
Miss RUBY Nav Faunce and Archie
Allen Richardson of Hardwick were
married by Rev NJ. f. Bacon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Pratt, at Moscow, Satur-
day afternoon, April "a. During the
evening the Moscow young people gave
the newly married couple serenade
They went Sunday to their home m
Hardwick.
Mrs. p. r. Gale returned Sunday
after passing a week with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer j
Houston, al Cady's Falls.
There will be public installation OF
the officers of Sickle chapter, No. "a
o. +. s., at Masonic hall Wednesday
evening
Mrs. c. NJ. Watts and daughter, Miss
Marjorie Watts, were in Montpelier
Monday and Tuesday.
, At the meeting of the MANSFIELD
Mountain grange Saturday evening, de
grees were conferred upon a class o
three candidates by the ladies degre'
team. Mrs. Laura Robinson gave
recitation and Mrs. !. A. Foster read
ING Mrs. Hattie Ruiter, George +
| West, Mrs MAttle ohhDVth anu ~
Della Tomlinson, whose birthdays ar
q in April, provided delicious treat. IN
! first meeting in May will be held in tn
Z evening. instead OF afternoon. The mrs
and second degrees will be worked.
Those having Red Cross yarn, knit
, ted articles or knitting needles ar
i asked to leave them with Mrs. A. h
: Cheney by May |.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barrows wen
! Monday to visit Mrs. Barrows' parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Morse, in Water
G bury.
r.. J. Chaplin of Jeffersonyille an
!. Neil Robinson moved two loads OF Nj
= Chapins household goods to Jefferson
!. Vile Monday.
o Miss Ida Murouzzi returned to he
{ school in Stowe Forks Monday.