The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
M4RSHFIELD

The topic for next Sunday morning
will be, "The Final Surrender The
communion service will be observed
Forrest Halves. who has been i'll with
! flu at. Cabot, where he is attending
school, was sufficiently recovered to
| come home the first of the week.
| Mrs. !. w. Sulham returned the first
Of the week from Calais, where she
has been taking care of her daughter
and family. who had the flu
Miss Leola Taft finished her school
last week and arrived home Saturday
for the vacation. She is i'll at present
with the flu.
Mrs. D. K. Lucas has been i'll the past
week with the prevailing distemper
Mrs. Kate Smith of Cabot visited at
S. Swerdfegcr's last week.
Herbert Emery is quite i'll with flu.
Mrs. Charles Aver and daughter of
Barre were the guests of Miss Carrie
Beckley and mother last week.
Herbert Emery is quite i'll with
flu.
Mrs. Charles Ayers and daughter of
Barre were the guests of Miss Carrie
Beckley and mother last week.
Mrs. Q. d. Cole returned last week
from Barre, where she spent three
weeks with her daughters
Mrs Charles Lakin il Ill and her
mother Mrs. Elvira Carr of Barre, is
taking care of her
Pete Japan is the latest victim of
the flu.
The Sunday school social was held
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Helen Prouty There was large
attendance and an interesting program
was carried out, after which refresh
ments were served,
Miss Carrie Beckley went Thursday
to Barre to cook at Goddard seminary.
II. L, Houghton was in Cabot on
Wednesday to visit his daughter, who
is ill.,
Mr. and Mrs, Mayo were visitors in
town Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harrison are
visiting relatives in Windsor.
Miss Clara Bliss visited friends in |
Plainfield over Sunday.
Miss Julia McMahon returned Thurs
day to her home in Williston after |
spending couple of weeks with her |
sister, Mrs. f. Z. Corson
Myrtle Buxton and Frank Lamberton |
returned Saturday to Lisbon. n. H., to
esume their work there, after being |
home two weeks on account of the i'll |
ness of the former.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs |
olin Sicily passed away Wednesday,
March 3.
Mr.. Huntington of Maple hill was a
visitor in town Monday.
Miss Laura Bliss has gone to Dan
vile to work for her sister, Mrs,
Charles Swasey.
Raymond Lunge is confined to the
house BY the prevailing distemper
c. L. Silver OF Plainfeld was visit
Or in town Thursday
Miss Ruth Buxton is at home from
Goddard seminary, i'll with flu.
Owing to the illness of the pastor.
here were no services at the NJ L.
,hurch last Sunday
Miss Marjorie Lamberton is at home
'or the present, her school on Cabot
plains having been closed on account
If illness.
The teacher training class will meet
It the parsonage next Wednesday at
':45 p. m.
The Knights of Pythias observed la
lies night last Monday evening. A
eries of Red Cross stereopticon pic
ures were shown. Illustrating the
transporting of our troops. The ae-t
lecture was read by A. w.
lark. This was followed by music
nd a social hour with refreshments
IN sigf inc of sandwiches do,tobruts !
nd coffee.
Mrs. c. I. Thwing and c. G. Pitkin
oined the Pythian Sisters at their
Meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs. G.
!. Dwinel was reinstated. Refresh.
nents were served after the initia.
ion.