The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02
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of the Congregational church feels that
not enough people turn out for the
services How can he do his best un.
less there Is a full church? How dc
you know if you like him or not if you
do not go to hear him? To make
ehurch.goisg easier and the sermons
more interesting, he is preparing for
the month of January some especially
interesting subjects. You should come
to hear these talks in order TO keep up
to-date, if for no other reason. Listen
ing to lecture by Mr.. Walsh, who has
been in Washington, ID. c., for the past
two years, is educational. The usual
monotony of church service is not no.
tieed when he talks. Latest subjects,
inventions, science and progress are
mixed in with his religious themes,
making the 1920 church service prac-
tical and more interesting. Don't spend
your life in prison on a farm. The man
who is in states prison hears good
music, sees many people, hears talks
by all the leading speakers and, all in
all, is freer than the average farmer
who spends his life in nut between
the farm and the creamery or feed
store. Life is short--don't "stay in the
rut." We want you out TO our services.
II will help us and it viii help you.
Bring the whole family-you will all
feel better once you get started. In
order TO bring you out next Sunday,
Mr.. Walsh will speak in the morning
on Looking Backward and Forward"
In the evening his text will be, should
the United States Ratify the Peace
Treaty. This sermon is repeated by
request because many did not hear it.
A male quartet will sing some of the
old familiar songs and the meeting will
need You to be complete On Jan. II,
come to hear Rural Life and Prob
lens" Jan. Is, in the morning, the
topic is "Bolshevism." Do you know
the why of that question: II means a
lot to all of US. In the evening he will
keep you guessing with Deeper than
He'll" There is a punch to that ser
mon. And on Jan. rs. The Irish Ques.
ton will be the theme--an important
question, too. VIII you be in on this
program? We believe you will. The
people Of the Universalist church and
all other unattached persons are wei
come. Publicity committee Of the Con
gregational church.
Centenary NJ Z. Chureh-Rev. Alba
VI. Marley, pastor Sunday services
l0;45 a. m, a New Years message.
'The Challenge of the Present Hour,
to be followed by saeramental service
and reception of members. Come and
with us. IL, Bible school An
hour of Scripture study. !
Why not join one of our classes I'm !
ion service in the evening in the Con- |
church at 1880.
Special week of prayer services, Mon |
day and Tuesday evening meetings to
be held in the Congregational church |
gestry. Meetings on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings TO be held in Meth
Ddist vestry. We urge all our people |
IF the place to attend these gatherings.
Plenty of good singing and live helpful I
services. General theme, prayer.
Mrs. Leslie Daniels has returned to L
Ter home in st. Johnsbury after a visit
o her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. c.
Ioyf.
Miss Dorothy Simons, who has been
With her mother. Mrs. Rebekah Lynde
'imons, for the holidays, went to-day
o Mortified for a short stay with
whence she will go to Spring
ield, Mass, to resume her work as
eaeher in the second grade.
The annual meeting of the Williams
own Cemetery association will be held
{ the Office of the tcwn clerk Monday,
an. >, at p. m. to hear the reports OF
Ulcers for the past year and elect Off
ers for the year ensuing.
Regular meeting Of Summit lodge,
10. l04, r. and A. NJ. next Wednesday
vening. Jan. Z. Let all come, as there
! important business.
Mrs. William S. Hadfeld is quite i'll /
18th rheumatic fever at her home on
outh hill. Mrs. Jesse Miller, now of
ethel. has been taking care Of her, but
as obliged TO 60 home to-day.
A very interesting meeting of the
lone Study club was held at the home :
Misses Matte and Belle Robinson
esterday afternoon. The topic for the
,eeting was the negative side Of the
uestion, SHOULD the League of Ma
ons be Adopted by the United
tates :" and many quotations were
.ad from speeches in Congress on the
inject
Schools reopen next Monday. Miss
IcIver Of Graniteviile. assistant in the
Igh school, has resigned and her place
in be filed for the present by Mss
Iiils Of Orange, who acted a. substi-
ne a few weeks last fall
To Heal . Cough
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