The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-15

| pay of the firemen to $26 per annum
and 81 per hour for time actually spent.
After some discussion il was voted not
TO oil the streets this year.
w. H. Harrington Lloyd G. Stetson
land f. G. Clifford of West Hartford
had their cattle subjected to the gov
eminent tuberculin test by DR.. Adams
the past week, all passing the test in
perfect condition.
The annual election of officers in the
Sunday school of the West Hartford
Congregational church, Jan. 4, the fol-
! lowing officers We're elected: Walter
! Savage, superintendent, reelected; MIRA.
| Arthur Pratt, assistant superintendent;
| Mrs. L.. Ida Dimick, secretary and treas
urer; Laura Hazen librarian; Mildred
| Hazen and Gertrude Barrows. assist
ants; Mrs. Arthur Pratt, chorister;
| Arthur Pratt, organist Viola Sheldon,
assistant organist; Edith Hazen, cradle
roll superintendent; Mildred Hazen. SUI
perntendent of primary department;
Mrs. Arthur Pratt, home department.
Bertha NJ. Clay, sister Of Mrs. @, w
| George OF White River junction. who
| lived in Boston was run down and
| killed by an automobile last week. and
the body was brought to Randolph for
burial last Saturday Mrs. George went
up to the burial services.
The members and friends OF St Paul's
Episcopal church held their annual par
ish meeting and supper Monday even
ing in Gates Memorial library hall
1 n .f
time displayed a deep interest has been
manifested in the work OF the church
and much progress made III matters
spiritual finaneial and social. Some
new departures have been made. not
ably in the election of an executive
church committee. consisting of II. L..
Gale, warden: G. f. Perkins, treasurer;
/ Asa Hebard Williams Bowden and Al
bert Holloway. with Miss Mary An
drews as secretary The work Of the
parish has been more fully organized
and the work for the coming year Is
much more encouraging.
Charles II. Brown. former resident
Of White River junction. Is i'll at his
home IN Milton. Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Pingree expect 10
leave today for Washington, d. G..
where they will spend several weeks.
Dorothy Adams returned 10 her
school duties at Mortified, Mass, re-
Gently,
Mrs Priest has been caring for Mrs.
f. c. Newton Of West Hartford, who
recently gave birth to baby.
Mrs g. $. Chipin il teaching the win
ter term of school in the Broekway dis
trict.
A little baby girl was born 10 the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shell
don Monday morning.
A new daughter, lreue Lucy, was
added to the family OF Mr.. and Mrs.
4. G. Newton Jan. !.
j. Arthur SmardeD. was called To
Someryille. Mass. last week by the
illness of his father. James Smarden,
former resident of West Hartford
At the business meeting OF the IL
brary association of West Hartford ON
Saturday evening. Mrs. Clarence Grey
was chosen to fill Mrs. Dimick's place
as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Dmiek
having moved To Wilder for the winter.
Harold T.. Cowng, who has been chief
clerk in George Wheeler's office in the
Union station for the past year, has re-
signed to accept promotion TO the Of
flee OF Asst Supt g. w. Groom at st.
Adams. Henry Little, graduate of
Lyndon institute. will take Alr. Cow
ing's place in Mr. WheeIer's office.
e. X. Davenport of South Royalton
was in White River Junction Wednes
day and Thursday as organizer Of the
Sons of Veterans camp; his assistant,
l.. IL Bosworth Of Chelsea. was also in
ttown.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs left Wednesday
morning for Palmer Mass, called there
hv the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
smith The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon al Palmer aud burial will be
in the family lot at Westminster. Mass.
The Sunday school workers of the
north parf OF Windsor county recently
met in White River junction 60 vel
come Rev g. Ernest Robbins the newly
elected general secretary of the state
association. to plan with him the coun
ty work Those present We're the pres
ident, Mrs. George Burditt OF Roches
ter: secretary, Miss Marion Webster OF
Hartland; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Laura Dutton OF South Royalton: the
home depart mcnt superintendent, Mrs.
W. w. Wright of White RIVER june
ton: teacher training superintendent.
Mrs. Susan Ladd Of Norwich. Secre-
tarv Robbins reports such splendid
spirit of cooperation throughout the
Sunday school workers of the state
that few designations are received from
those who are called TO be leaders IN
The county and the district work. The
association has accepted a cordial invi
tation to hold the county convention in
Norwich next May Let " all work
together to make our county the most
progressive in the state.
Miss Mildred Carver and Rita Me
I.auehlin spent last week in Springfield.
Mass. with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Des-
mond
II. :. Southgate was called TO Rut
land Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his uncle. Charles Campbell.
h. r. Adams. who has been at Lyn-
donville for the past few months, i At
work in the Boston & Maine dispatch
er's office and has moved his family
back TO White River junction.
Gwendoyn Diana Subway of Brad
ford and LYMAN Robbie of Piermont
were married in White River Junction
Saturday. Jam 3 They win make their
home in town for the present.
The Hartford post. No. &c, American
Legion. played Hanover Legion at bas-
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