The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-04


Howard Carpenter received news on
Monday morning that Frank Marshall
dropped dead in Montpelier. lie was
Mrs. Carpenters sisters husband
Miss Alice Paine returned to Mont
pelier Monday 20 resume her labors ~
the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Mes
ser.
Mrs. Charles Miller has sold her farm
known as the Estes Conant place, 10
Mr.. Thomas and has moved into the
John Noyes house at lower Cabot.
Philip Smith, Kimball Blodgett and
Maurice Wheeler have been ~ the past
week with a light run Of influenza.
Mrs. George Dow was called to Tops
ham last week by the serious illness OF
her aged aunt.
The regular meeting of O. u. 5. will
be held this week Friday evening. All
the officers are especially requested to
be present.
Wrennie Barnett was an over Sunday
visitor at T.. j. Bolster's at Enosburg
Falls.
Mrs. Emily Smith passed her soth
birthday anniversary recently. Her
daughter, pansy, came from Cambridge,
Mass. to help make the day pass pleas
antly. Mrs. Smith was the recipient
OF so carnations from her son, Selden
in Berkeley, Cal, also n nice bouquet
of the same from her son, Pliny, and
family. :.
Harold Lance was an over Sunday
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Flora Lance
Mrs. +. p Walbridge spent the last
of last week at the home OF her daugh'
ter. Mrs. Ray Bolton, in South Hard
wick.
kimball Blodgett and Philip Smith
attended the older boys convention
held at Mortified recently.
Thermometers last week registered
two of the coolest nights ever known
here, In Some places going as low a.
a.. Many are drawing water for then
stock or taking if from their houses.
Owing to the intense cold Saturday
night. there were only ~ at the Con.
cregational church last Sunday II OF
them remaining to Sunday school
Services were held in the vestry.
George Dawson lost one OF his spar
Of work horses recently.
Mrs. Budd Bruce ID i'll with grip,
Martin McGoff has finished work al
liz. p. Wabridge's and is working foi
Ora Dow,
/ Next Sunday morning in the Meth
odist Episcopal church, special LIN
coin patriotic service will be held witt
special music and other features, which
! will be appropriate, The public Is in
vited, and this invitation Is EXTENDED
with a new emphasis now, for since
the recent Improvements in the church
better facilities and conditions obtair
and which will insure better anc
more worthy type of service in the III
ture. The Methodist people are yer,
proud of their church and they have
need to be. The services Of rededicatloI
held recently which were successful II
every respect. have added a new i'm
petus to the work and created a great
err spirit of enthusiasm and loyalt,
| than was to be expected by the mos
! optimistic Evangelistie services ar
1 soon to be held and other timely ant
| important programs arc TO be arrange
! for. and which it is hoped viii ad,
largely TO the strength and infiuenct
of the church The pastor takes thi
opportunity TO express his gratitude a
well as the appreciation OF his people
to all those who have had any part II
| these modern improvements, and so
| licits for the future an earnest an'
| loval attention to the services and pro
grams OF the church on the part OF al
the people. Sunday services at lo;4'
a. m. and p m. Sunday school at moor
Sunday. and the mid-week meeting OF
Wednesday evening at 1880. Com,
taste, and see that the Lord IS good
- a.. His rnnrcins endIre forever =