The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-17
WATERBURY,

The serious accident to Allen Wilcox
reported in Yesterdays Free Press from
ST. Petersburg, Fla, is Of interest to
people here. as he is a brother of Mrs.
w. b. Clark.
Herman Banks of Cambridge is en-
ployed in the Brigham company cream
ery and g. Il. Blake of Berkshire as
cheesemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Cam
bridge have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Washburne,
George German of Rutland, state
creamery inspector, has been making
an official visit in town, inspecting the
creameries.
Among recent guests at the inn were
C. w. Lindsay, who is monthly visit
or here; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. de b.
Panel, Ven Archdenon and Mrs. Nor
ton, Rev. DR.. Paterson Smyth, ID. d.,
LII. d., Dr. Perrigard, surgeon of the
Montreal General hospital. Rooms are
booked to June ! and there is a large
waiting list.
Papers telling of concert given by
the musical club in Waltham, Mass,
gives much praise to the soloist OF the
evening, Miss Irene Greenleaf, grand
daughter of Mrs. Arletta Boyce OF Dux-
bury. All her numbers were difficult
and were played from memory Beside
her concert work, the paper speaks In
the highest terms of Miss Greenleaf's
teaching, as she is Walthams youngest
piano teacher. Miss Greenleaf and her
mother visited relatives here about a
year ago.
Mrs. w. F. Davis, Mrs Herbert John
son and son. Howard, went to Burling-
ton on Monday to see Herbert Johnson,
chef at the inn, who is being treated at
the Fanny Allen hospital for badly
infected hand. The last report from
him was that he was very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Annis Squier and son, Lloyd,
have taken up their residence In the
home of II. c. Whitehill
Mrs. Minnie Farrell of Colbyville has
accepted the position of housekeeper
at the Waterbury inn G. 5. Fuller and
wife of Jacksonville, Fla, have accept
ed positions as chef and pastry cook
at the inn.
At the annual meeting of the Water
bury Public Library association, held
Ia st week, the following officers were
elected for the coming year; President,
w. b. Clark; vice president, Mrs. ka-
trina Bidwell; treasurer, {. c. Graves
secretary, A. H. Smith; auditor, NJ. II.
Moody: members of the book commit
tee. w. B. Clark, Mrs. A. H. Smith,
Miss Bertha Joslyn. The report of the
librarian showed that the circulation
of books from the library had been
%. SAP; circulation of magazines, 1905 (;
number of books purchased during the
year. $50; number added by gift, 100;
number of books in public schools, $50;
number of books sent to Center, l0l.
The total expense of maintaining the
library has been 81 ,500.50. The re-
ceipts from all sources have not
eoualled the expenses, leaving a deficit
of S4203. Much pleasure is being ex-
pressed in the community at the excel
lent work which the librarian, Miss
Hazeltine, is doing, especially among
the younger patrons of the library.
Al st. Andrews church tomorrow
morning, Rev. Robert Dewey. rector
high mass and sermon at 1880. Ros-
airy and benediction of the blessed sac
rament at 1880. Father Dewey will
celebrate mass in Stowe Sunday at $
o'clock
At the Methodist Episcopal church
services will be the last of the confer
ence year. The pastor, Rev. George H.
Lock. has for his morning subject
patchwork" Junior chorus sings at
the evening service.
At the Congregational church, Rev
/ Edward C. Hayes, pastor, has for the
subject of his sermon, (which Side ?
The minute man viii be Z. E
Campbell.
c. L. oClair seems TO be doing well
az the Victoria hospital in Montreal
and the matter of the time of an OPP
Grafton is still uncertain.