The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-07

1876 Mr.. Batchelder married MISS Julla
Elizabeth Kennedy of Langdon, n. H..
who died four years ago. OF their
three children two survive, namely
Charles Batchelder of Bethel and Anna
Maria Batchelder of Woodstock. Mr.
Batchelder was admitted to the Yer
mont bar in 1878, locating the same
wear in Windsor, where he practiced in
partnership with the Hon. j. B. Farms
worth and later formed a partnership
with Hon. James n Administer. He
moved to White River Junction in 1893
and with the exception of brief resi-
denee in Springfield, had practiced here
and in Woodstock ever since. having
moved to Woodstock about six years
ago.
Miss Mildred Cakes of the Hartford
high school and now a junior at Emer-
son College of 0ratory in Boston, re-
Gently read before large audience in
that college.
Miss Margaret Gleason has returned
to the home of her mother on South
Main street.
The Hartford Savings Bank & Trust
company has secured the services of an
income tax expert to assist those who
wish for information or help in making
out their returns. He will be at the
above named bank Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb i and II, and his serv-
ices will be free to the public.
The Literary and Loyal clubs will
hold a Joint meeting at Gates Memo
rial library at 2;30 p. m. Monday, Feb.
0. Rev Mr.. Chudder of Lebanon will
address the meeting, his subject being
Motherhood.
Methodist church items "A special
meeting of the Sunday school board
will be held in the church yestry Fri
day evening at 1880. The fourth quar-.
terly conference will be held Monday
evening, Feb. 0. at 7;30,> II is deslr-
able that every member of the official
board be present if possible. The Sun
day services will be held at the usual
time. Public service, l0:45; Sunday
school at II O'Clock
st. Pauls Episcopal church items
Sexagesima Sunday. Morning prayer
with sermon at 1890. Church school
at II 80 a. N. Evening prayer at 80
Universslist church notesThere will
be the usual services at the church
next Sunday. Morning preaching serv
ice at / Sunday. Sunday school at II
noon.
The sodality of st. Anthony's church
will give musical entertainment and
whist party at St Anthony's hall Mon
day evening, Feb. Q, at o'clock. The
young ladies are doing their utmost to
make this occasion an enjoyable re-
union of hearts and hands
Rev L. c. Alger, who for the past
two years has been pastor Of the Sec
ond Congrega tionaI church Of Hartford,
moved his goods Wednesday TO Man
chester. n H., to the home of his ia
Their and mother where he will reside
with Mrs Alger
A. d. Childs is confined to his home
in Hartford by illness.
Linwood Crowell is working in the
Hartford postoiIice.
Miss Mary Fainchaud Of Hartford is
suffering from broken ankle.
Miss Marion Wood spent the week
end at her home in Milton.
Horace Pease. who has been confined
to the house with bad cold is able
10 uF buA hEdAll anu OF hA0 htiA'fs
Miss Madeline Gillette is working at
the Green Mountain Card company.
Mrs. T. W French, one OF the older
residents of Hartford, had the misfor-
tune to break her hip close to the joint
the other day.
Rev r. +. Miller will come as can
didate for the pulpit of the Second Con-
gregational church next Sunday Mr..
Miller comes highly recommended and
IL will be for the interest of the people
to come out and hear him.
Mr. and Mrs McLoud are entertain
ing Mr.. McLoud's mother and brother
from Essex Junction.
Clarence l.. Convey, an interior dec
orator of Burlington, is in West Hart
ford with force of men, decorating
the interior of the congregational
church
Fred Bradford Of West Hartford is in
Massachusetts ON a business trip
Mrs. Marietta Barrows died OF pneu
monia at the home of her son, DIR. +. A.
BarrOws, in Plymouth, Mass. Jan. %.
The remains were brought to West
Hartford for burial last Friday beside
those of her husband in the family lot
in the village cemetery. Rev. +. X.
Champion conducted a prayer service
mt the grave She is survived BY the
son, Dr. T. A. Barrows, two grandchil-
dren, Gordon and Vera Barrows, a
brother. George Nancor. She was a
devoted mother and kind friend DIR.
T. A. Barrows Of Plymouth accompan-
led the remains of his mother here for
burial.
Miss Hazel Stockwell. who has been
working for Mrs Tinkham Of Quechce
for some time. has gone TO Worcester,
Mass. where she has employment a.
cook.
party from New York were in tho
vicinity OF Quechee recently. securing
some pictures which will be worked
into moving picture films.
Mrs C. A. Dean has received word
Of the serious illness Of her son. Dacre
Menut. in government naval hospital
in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar T. Winters left
on Thursday for san Francisco, where
they viii take the boat for China,
where they are to make their home in
the future
Edgar A. Chapman. a resident OF
IVES; Lebanon for many wears died az
tho Mary Hitchcock hospital Tuesday
from uremic poisoning Three weeks
ago be underwent en- operation in the
hope hal BIZ suffering might b re-