The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-05
WILLI4MSTOWN

Mrs. w II. Stewart returned yes.
terday from Lisbon. n. H., where she
went last week with the baby daugh-
ter of Clayton G. Spencer, Esther
Elizabeth Spencer, who will be cared
for there by relative for the pres
ent.
A very pleasant meeting of the
Home Study club was held with Mrs
A. H. Holt yesterday, the program be-
ing in charge of Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Ran
dali and Mrs. Markey. The topic was
Domestic Science and. while some
material concerning the preserving of
fruits that was expected failed TO ar
rive, the exchange of recipes that had
been tried and proven by members of
the club was very interesting and will
later be, profitable. A surprise salad
and a decorative salad were demon
strated by Mrs. f. A. Drown of Barre,
at the invitation of Mrs. Holt. A lunch
was served. in which the salads were
tasted by the members, accompanied
by rolls and tea.
One of the lessons of the late local
election seems TO be that those living
III VI HtdA AliF NAitdEf Nbhlu fAu Niuflt
in avoiding the crush of the last two
hours before the representative box is
turned al O'Clock by coming 10 the
polls in the forenoon The law requires
the election To begin at o'clock a. m.
and it was noted last Tuesday that
only 100 voters appeared up TO II
o'clock m. Had all those turned out
later who were in the checklist, il
would have been an impossibility for
all TO have voted before three. While
only five minutes is allowed each voter
on his booth. some took twice and
three times this time, being plainly
puzzled by the many different ballots
and hampered by the fact Of its being
in many cases the first time they had
voted. The presiding office. did not call
time on anyone and in tl~end all who
came to vote did so. saT one, and he
left of his own volition.
Centenary NJ. Y. church-Rev. Alba
NJ. Markey, pastor. Sunday services:
l0:45. sermon, "Faith Triumphant y
We invite our friends to Join with Us
in this hour of worship. II m, Bible
school. "A place and welcome await
anyone in our classes. 1880 p. M. SER
mon on "The Pathway of Obedience =
4 union gathering of both churches
Tuesday evening. 7:30. Epworth
league; theme. Our Church Privileges
and Obligations; leader, Ila Seaver
Let our young people rally in large
numbers. Thursday evening, 1880, a
service Of song. prayer and scripture
lesson led by pastor Plan to come if
possible
Congregational church-Psstor. Rev
c. Z. Walsh. Service Sunday al l0:45
a. m. topic. "The Episcopal Church 3"
This is the third sermon in the series
aiming TO make US acquainted with
our Christian neighbour II will be
worth while to hear this sermon. sun
day school Al II m. Evening. 7:30. un-
ion service in the Methodist church
Tuesday. T.30. Christian Endesvor.
The schocl>fsir. which was held last
Friday. was considered successful BY
those connected and over SIS was real
ized There Was q good attendance
both in the afternoon and evening
The assembly hall was attractivelv
decorated in orange and black Al
though the exhibits were not a. Hssny
a. in previous years there were several
attractions that were well received. In
the evening a program was given by
members ~ the high school. which
seemed to h. enjoyed ~ an The spe-
cal feature were reproductions of
known sdveTi iseulcuts and the
representation - sur well known
i5unsreople- 4 very interesting Pre-
gran va given hY mrmhrr- uf the
hr-t-vesr class Wekueslsy morning iu
tire assembIy hal g tie hch school