The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02

guest of Miss Ruth Spooner for a fe
days
: Nelson Udall has purchased the ten'
ment and garage on South Main stree
: next door to DIR. Russlow, and is mo,
ing out of the Cushman block. to TN
place, where he will store his goods !
the basement till spring, and then WI
build an addition and fix up the build
ing and occupy ii for his business. Dun
ing the winter he viii occupy one roor
upstairs. in which he will do his re
pair work as usual.
Mrs. Alice Plumpton of Braintree lef
on Wednesday for New York, wher
she viii pass several weeks with he
daughter, who resides there,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue went t
st. Adams Wednesday to spend few
days with their son, Fred Ladue, anC
family.
Mrs. Ida Emerson of Peabody, Mass.
| the guest of Mrs n. G. Greene for sew
eral days, left for her home on Wednes
day.
Miss Ruth Pecue went to White Riv
er Junction Wednesday, where she viii
visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary Whitney
Hanrahan.
| Miss Ellen Blossom, teacher in Wa.
| tertown. Mass, is passing her vacation
here with her mother, Mrs. George
Hatch.
Mrs. Eva Greene Kimball of Law
renee, Mass, after several days here
with her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Greene, left Wednesday for
Lawrence, to resume her work.
A special meeting of Beulah chapter,
0. Il. S. was held on Wednesday night
to initiate Miss Frances Hebard, a
teacher in Montpelier, who is here
ON her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Hebard.
Mrs. Leslie Gilman of st Adams ar
rived here Wednesday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Gilman for a few days.
A son was born on Tuesday night to
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gilman, who live
near Randolph Center, the child being
the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Gilman.
Miss Mildred Spooner, student
lllii Sc at lltt liGdlOl ipSDltai VI AfipAiNT
pelier, arrived here Wednesday to pass
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. @, Spooner.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Stockwell and son,
Hubert, went to Rochester on Wednes
day for visit with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Emily Stockwell
Mrs. II. NJ Hubbard went to South
Royalton for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Earl Hubbard, on Wednesday.
The union service at the Methodist
church on Wednesday night was well
attended and was pleasant and profit
able. The service was in charge of
Rev. r. II. Moore, who opened it by
a song service, the choir and eongre
cation joining in singing several hymns.
Miss Grant, Miss Spaulding and Miss |
Sparhawk all sang solos in the first |
part OF the service, which consisted of |
reading of the scripture and prayer
Mr. Moore then asked Rev. Fraser |
Metzger to give an address, Rev f. S. |
Tolman preceding him. Both were to
talk on the signs of the time for the /
church and its activities, and both gave
very excellent talks upon this topic. /
The time was passed till about l:l5 in
his manner, when all the company
we're invited TO the vestry, where they
we're served refres lments of hot coffee
md waters, and the social hour was
pleasantly passed. Just before II the
audience again returned TO the audi
.orium of the church and other hymns
we're sung till the bell in the tower
fnil ho Inath af ha oh /
md the coming of the new. Mrs. H. j.
then sang a solo, and Rev.
". S. Smithers was invited to join in
he conservation prayer. Rev Moore
dismissed the congregation with the
The meeting was most
ertainly a success, and a spirit OF
God fellowship prevailed throughout
he evening.
AT the G. A. r. hall the Wemans
relief corps gave supper to members
nd invited guests to the number of
bout 60. This was followed by short
rogram, and the distribution of pres
nts from a tree which had been dec
rated. Those taking part in the pro-
ram were the children of Mr. and
lrs. George Bruce, who gave recita-
ions, solo by Miss Dorothy 0rdway
nd solos by Charles Noakes The
vening was passed pleasantly and
lany remained to welcome the New
ear.
A special meeting was held ut the
Iasonic hall for initiation Of eandi-
ate and this was followed by re-
'eshments and very pleasant social
our.
Miss Jennie Johnston Of Lebanon, y.
J., arrived here Thursday TO pass the
eek end with her sisters. Mrs. W. f.
dson and Miss Maude Johnston.
Miss Eleanor J. Clark came from
anover. y H., where she had been
NJ har racafinn ON Thnrsdav To he MI