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

Thirty-fve were present Thursday
at the ladies' meeting, held at the
church parlors. After partaking OF a
bountiful dinner, the meeting was
called to order by President Mrs J.. w.
Morse for the purpose OF forming a
new organization. to be known as the
ladies' association. Preliminary to
forming the new organization, the new
constitution was read by Mrs. Morse,
which was followed by the election of
/ officers, a. follows: Chairman, Mrs Il.
S. Wilcox; president, Miss Susan
| Clark; vice president. Mrs. K. 5. Will
cox: secretary. Mrs. G. I. Dugan; as
.istant secretary. Mrs. Melvin Perry;
| treasurer, Mrs. George B. J. Hall;
chairman of missionary committee,
Mrs. A. b. Whittier; assistants, Mrs.
Arthur b. Washburu, Mrs. George u.
J. Hall Mrs. Frank Hartford; social
and financial committee. Mrs J.. W.
Morse: assistants, Misses Elsie Nad-
dington, Gilmore White, Mrs. 4. c.
Bennett and Mrs. Ernest A. Sprague !;
religious committee. Mrs. w. b. Colt I;
assistants, Mrs. L. w. Morse, Mrs. w.
+. Huggard; young peoples commit
tee. chairman. Mrs. Alvin Hall. 1t is
planned 10 hold the meetings Wednes-
I dav afternoon of every second week,
commencing Wednesday afternoon,
Nav II. The meeting will be held
with Mrs. A. X. Rumney.
Merrill and Forrest Upham OF Barre
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs {.
NJ. Upham, last week Thursday.
John. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". s.
Williams. met with quite painful
accident last week while walking in
| the woods He stopped on a dead limb
and the stick flew. hitting him square
" in the eve, which caused much anXi-
city about the sight being permanently
injured At this writing he is improv
/ ing and hopes are entertained that his
1 eve will be in time all right.
G. A. Wright is soon TO move his
| family from Mrs. Blakebroughs tene-
/ ment TO DR.. T.. l.. Ellis tenement
house, where the telephone central Is
! located.
Mrs. Henry II. Fullam recently spent
several days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs X Mcintyre. in Fast Braintrec.
Mr.. and Mrs Zolya Chase, who spent
the winter in Montpelier and Tor the
past few weeks have been with their
.on. NJ i. Chase. and family, are now
located in their home.
Miss Celia Upham went 10 Barre last
week to stay awhile with her brother,
I Forrest Upham, and family.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Wills were in
! Mortified Friday on business trip.
Ira Carpenter spent Saturday in
Randolph with his daughter, Mrs. +.
W. Webster, and family.
Mrs F. l.. Fullam tripped on a rug
Friday on her sitting room floor and
| fell. badly bruising the right side of
her face. her right arm and hand, which
has made her very lame. Fortunately,
no bones were broken.
John Heath. who is now living in
+. L. Wills house. and boarding with
! Mr.. and Mrs Wills. celebrated his S0th
/ birthday anniversary Sunday He Is
well for one OF his age and does quite
an amount of work every day.
County Road Commissioner F. bud
ley Of Randolph, was in town Monday
TO meet the selectmen to consider the
highway problems.
W. Z. Huggard has been housed sew
eral days entertaining the mumps.
Saturday Is the regular meeting of
/ the Woman's Relief corps. II is ex-
pected Mrs. Mary Co.'s Of Montpelier
department president, viii be present
and install the W. X. c. officers. Dinner
viii be served at noon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Wardner have
moved TO their home here from North
field. where he had employment in the
/ Phillips and Slack stoneshed. They will
stay here tin the strike Is ended.
Mrs. Ella Adams came from Queehee
10 spend several days this week with
her daughter, Mrs. G. /, Dugan, snd
| family.
The regular meeting OF Brookfeld
grange Friday evening. May !.
Mrs. G. G. Hood spent kdsy with
Z friends in Randolph
Fred Pope came from Randolph sun
I day to visit his mother. Mrs Isabelle
Z Andrew He came in an auto truck
/ and took back load Of goods for his
I Housekeeping
Mr. aud Mrs Lewis DaBonta Of Ran
dolph Center spent Sunday with his
sister. Mrs i Blair. and family.
The remains Of T. Bsnnister. son II
Mr.. SANFORD Bsmnister Of South
/ Mort hSeld. were taken through the
village Friday afternoon, IN the Nc
E Cormick motor hearse Of Mortified, to
Fast Bro1kfe'd. where burial was BY
I ne 'de 81 hi father the late Sanford
I Bsnnister of that plsee
Church Notes
The canvass for fuuds 81 last sun