The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-04
BETHEL
Reception to Rev. and Mrs Frederick
r. Dixon Friday Evening

Rev. and Mrs. Frederick II. Dixon
who were married recently, were Civ
en- a delightful reception by the peo-
pie OF their parish and invited guests
last Friday evening at the Congrega-
tional church. About rs persons at
tended In the receiving line with Mfr.
and Mrs Dixon we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Billings and w. r. Briggs. Mrs.
Briggs was III charge of the event and
had many helpers. The ushers were
Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. r. n. Chapman.
A pleasant social evening was enjoyed.
Miss Jessie Spaulding. at the organ,
provided music throughout the evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase sang, accompanied by
Mrs. y. VI. Cav, There were profuse
decorations of hydrangess and autumn
leaves. Cake and punch were
served in the vestrv. Gifts 70 Mr.. and
Dixon were S44.50 in money, the pre-
sentation being made by w, r. Briggs.
sugarspoon from the Sunday school. by
Mrs. n I. Chase; one dozen table
napkins from the Y. p. S. C. E., by Mrs,
!. +. Ripley; cluster Of pinks from
Mr.. Dixon's class bv Miss Eleanor
Graham. The ladies aid society and
several individuals had presented them
gifts previously The pastor and his
bride enjoyed both the friendship and
the gifts.
Following the reception the annual
church meeting was held, when the fol
t,s,Ag officers for the ens,iiag YEAR
were chosen: Clerk, Mrs. Eliza r. |
Miller; treasurer, Miss Julia Miller: |
member OF business committee, B. ". |
Goodsle. Sunday school superintend
ent, Mrs. Della Mitiguy; assistant, r.
B. Goodale: superintendent of home |
department and cradle roll. Miss Edna
Parsons; chorister. r. Scott Blossom:
orpanist, Miss Jessie Spsulding; an
ditor, Edwin P. Fisher.
Tht Congregational ladies' aid so
ciety win meet for work at Mrs. Eli
"a r Miller's next Wednesday after
noon.
Residents Of Bethel who have
learned 10 lock forward 10 the annual
course of the woman's
rlnh. win not be disappointed in this
years Offering There win be four en-
tertainmehts $ Thompson Blood i'm.
personater and humorist. Oct H.: the
briarcliff Girls, musicians and readers.
Oct. 2T; the Boyds. music. readings and
sketches. Nov. 20; Crawford Adams.
'the wizard of the VIOLIN" and his
company. Dec. l6. The program il a
distinctive one with sufficient variety
10 appeal to every taste. The course
never has been conducted as a money
making affair. but the club is especial.
" anxious TO have large attendance
'or this wear as the entire net pro-
,eeds arc to he devoted TO the district
nurse fund
LYNN r. Chadwick has sold his vii
age property. recently owned by his
ate father, Theodore A. Chadwick, to
Frank T. Wallace, who buys for a
ZONE. The household goods al the
-hadwick place were sold At auction ]
bv r s. Putnam and good
lricss were realized.
Mortified guests a. the inn Satur-
av or Sunday were G. +. Hilles, r +. I
selson. p. A. Spencer. r. B. Edwards.
y Barker. Mr. and Mrs Fl. s Dui- |
on. Mr. and Mrs 2 w Dutton. Mrs
-us Jackson and bIiss Hattie Mayo.
Three men concerned IN an autamc-
re srnsshup two weeks ago yester-
ay appeared in Hartford municipal
ourt lasi Thursday. and were sen Z
encsd and PLACED on probation. The
barge against Alfred Arnold and Wal
sce Arnold was operating an auto I
,obils after having their licenses re- {
oked and against Joseph BruneIle. {
arnishinr Intoxicating liquor, said to
ste heen home brew Z
Miss norothy Church who spent ths :
snInaer here. retHrns this week to hcr J
ONE in Pasadena Caiif-. and Ina Cor :
: goes with hcr for q winter in Cal ! 3