The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-18
WATERBURY,

Remember that Christmas sale a
the Green Mt. house Dec. Is, 20 Il ant
D. More dainty gifts to select from
adv.
At the Congregational church to
morw, Rev. T.. G, French of John
son will preach and will also 60 &
South Duxbury church for their serv
ice at l:30. Rev French is one o.
the WITH known pastors Of the demon
nation and he will be cordially re
ceived The choir will render two an
thems appropriate to the Christmas
time, There Were Shepherds" by Vim
cent, and THE First Christmas Morn,
by Martin. The following Sunday
special Christmas music will also bt
given at the morning service and al
4 o'clock in the afternoon. The pastor
of this church, Rev. Edward L. Hayes
is doing well at the Barre City hos
pital.
At the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church Rev. George II. Lock, pastor
Christmas sermon will be preached
and there will be Christmas music
The Sunday school cantata, however
which was to be given in the evening
is postponed one week.
At st. Andrews church, FIR. Dewey
rector, is at Stowe at s o'clock III the
morning and will say mass at st. An
drew's at 1890. The o'clock serv'
ice as usual.
Services at the Christian Advent
church at the usual time, Rev. l.. +
Peabody, pastor.
At the Methodist church at the Cen
ter, services at l0:45, with special
Christmas music and sermon by the
pastor, Rev. J. Garfield Sails, on
Born of God" At 7;30 Christmas
HYMN service. subject of the meeting
being, my Idea Of Happy Christ
mas
Miss Ruth Adams, a senior at Mid.
dlebury college, arrived home Thurs
day night, to spend the holiday re-
cess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Adams. Miss Adams had with
her for an over night guest, Miss Alice
Ladd, who is junior in the same col
lege, and a member of the same sorori.
ty. Miss Ladd is the daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. George T. Ladd and was born
here when her father was pastor OF
the Congregational church. Although
her stay was short, ii was the prlvi-
lege of a few of her parents former
parishioners to meet her. She went
ON yesterday morning to her home in
East Andover, n. n.
News from Mrs. Della LeBaron at
st. Petersburg, Fla, who broke her
left arm on her way TO Florida, is
that she is doing well. She probably
will remain south through the win
ter.
Mrs. Edward Farrar has gone to
Boston to spend the holidays with
the family of her son, John Farrar.
Mrs. r. c. Lamb, Mrs. c. c. Holmes,
Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. +. r. Ioslyn
were among visitors in Montpelier on
Thursday.
A pleasant feature of the past
week for the school staff was the
course dinner given them by Miss
Wright in the assembly room Monday
evening. Everything was done 70
make the affair n great success Miss
Wright was assisted by the girls of
the domestic science class.
The teachers Of the Waterbury high
and grammar schools will spend their
holiday vacations as follows; Princi-
pal and Mrs. Marcus Gorham in Rut.
land and Wilmington. Christmas prob
ably at her home in Wilmington; Mr..
and Mrs. Burdick in Manchester, \.
H.; Miss Minnie Maxwell at her home
in Waitsfeld; Miss Alice Tyndall at
her home in HYDE Park; Miss Mildred
Wagner in Petersbaro. \. Y; Miss
Bertha Farrell in Middlebury. Miss
Wright remains here and the Misses
HAYES, Mrs. Miller. Miss May Miss
Joslyn. the Misses Mehurou and Mrs.
Houston at their homes here,