The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-05
MONTPELIER
Rev. Charles N. St. John Installed as
Congregational Pastor.

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Congregational Pastor.
The service Of installation of Rev,
Charles N. ST. John as pastor of the
Congregational church in Montpelier
took place Wednesday evening before
large audience of the townspeople,
while there were also several persons
representing the different churches which
| form the personnel of the council. The
program included organ selections, the
singing OF hymns by the quartet, com
posed of Mrs. Blanche Brockway, Mrs.
Dora Harris, William j Fisher and
Perley p. Pitkin. Mrs. Howard Pike
was organist, while the committee IN
charge was composed of Rev. Z. ).
Fiske r.. q. Colburn, Mrs. T. A. Dwi-
nell and Mrs. Mason S. Stone.
The program was prayer, Rev. VIII
1 liam A. Remele of Waitsfeld, scrip
ture lesson, Rev. Edward Q. Hayes;
anthem. MY Soul Doth Magnify blu
menschein); sermon, Rev. Howard 5.
MacAyeal. Akron, o.; installing pray
err, Rev. Frank Bloomfield, Berlin; right
hand of fellowship, Rev. Frank l..
Goodspced. Barre; charge to the pas
tor. Rev. Charles G. Merrill, Burlington !;
charge to the people, Rev. Stanley +.
Bloomfield, Easthampton, Mass; an
them, 20 Come to My Heart, Lord
Jesus" (Lansingl; representing Beth
anv church, George J.. Hunt, Mont
peler, president Of the board Of trns,
tees; representing our sister churches
in Montpelier, DIR. Wesley G. Meade,
Montpelier; response, Rev. Charles y.
st. John: PRAYER, Rex. George A. Fur
ness. Marshfieid. The churches include
Barre. East Barre. Berlin, Cabot. Cali
ais. Marshfield, Northfield, Warren,
Waitsfeld, Wlliamstown and Water
bury which form the personnel of the
council.
The knights OF Columbus bowling
team last evening defeated the Yankee
division team by score Of ,32s to
! $40 on the Daily alleys in the Mont
pelier City league. This evening the
Old Timers roll the Red Men.
Mrs. Ryland Taisey has resumed her
duties in the commissioner of indus
tries office after weeks illness with
grip.
w. A. Lord is i'll with pneumonia.
He carries high blood pressure at al
times. SO that will complicatc the dis
ease. it is feared by his friends.
Mrs. Harlie Critchett is suffering
with pneumonia.
The board OF control is holding its
regular monthly session to-day in the
executive office Of the State House.
Gov. p. w. Clement has appointed
i. b. Dmond of Highgate as justice
OF peace in place Of Frank A. Winters
deceased
r. S. Brigham, commissioner OF agri-
culture, leaves the first of the week for
Hartford. Conn. where he speaks at
the Dairymen's association meeting OF
that state.
Eitapence & Company OF Rutland
with a capital stock of $4,000, has filed
articles of association in the Office Of
the secretary Of state for the purpose
Of conducting business in Rutland. The
papers are signed by j. II. Eitapence
M. Z. Greed and Vera g. Sellaek Of
Rutland. The Fair Haven Country
club has filed a statement in the same
office that the club has been dissolved
Miss Madge Warren is in Chicago
attending the convention connected
with the Methodist church society and
is taking vacation from her work N
the secretary of states office
Because there was no case ready fqI
argument Wednesday afternoon and
the most Of the first weeks assign
ments OF cases had been disposed OF by
continuance, recess was taken on
Wednesday afternoon until next ines
dav morning in supreme court.
The funeral of John Moves. who died
during Tuesday night, will take place
from the II. J Volholm chapel at
o'clock Friday afternoon. He had beer
employed some years by II. VI. oDeIl
the coal man, as teamster. he was
native OF Scotland. and was born Il
wears ago. As far as is known, he has
no surviving relatives.
Mrs. Ludella King. wife of Thomas
King. who lives in Berlin, near what
is known as Richardson's mills, died
during Wednesday forenoon, after
about a years illness. She was ma
tive Of Troy. and was born some ~
years ago. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Valentine Eastman. She Is survived by
her husband and one son. Charles; also
one sister. Mrs. NJ. J, Dunwoodie, Of
Montpelier,