The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-13
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was a ~ Nv Wv
Community church service Sunday
morning, when Rev, NJ. l.. Bacon, pas
tor of the church since its organiza;
ton, preached his closing sermon The
choir was assisted by Miss Marjorie
Watts on the pipe organ and a solo
was rendered by II. w. Burnham. Mr..
Bacon spoke of the necessity of con
tinued efforts and cooperation on the
part of the people if the work of the
church is to be carried out. There was
an unusually interesting session OF
Sunday school following the service.
There were 1870 present, including l8
men in Mr.. Bseon's class, a large at.
tendance in Mrs. Douglass class of
young men, taken by Principal c. j.
Strand, and ca in the primary depart
ment. During the session, Mrs. Doro-
thy Harris was elected superintendent
of the primary department to fill Mrs.
Bacon's place. A rising vote of thanks
and appreciation was given by the
| school to Mr.. and Mrs. Baconf Rev. G..
f. Hayward will supply the pulpit next
Sunday.
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain grange, Saturday evening,
the first and second degrees were
worked by the ladies' degree team upon
a class of four candidates.
Clarence Bennett and Ray Baker mo
tored to Burlington Sunday and
brought home with them Mrs. Baker
and the little daughter, born recently
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, and Mrs.
Bakers sister, Miss Vivian Campbell,
who recently had an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the same hospital.
Levi Turner visited Mrs. Turner at
the Fanny Allen hospital over the
week end.
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Hardy and
son, on a motor drive from Decatur,
ILL.,, and Mrs. Hardy's aunt, Mrs. H.
p. Munson, of Mo~rrisville. called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Bigelow at The
Lodges. Mr.. Hardy, who is the editor
of the Decatur Herald, is the son OF
Rev. Daniel Hardy, a former pastor OF
the First Congregational church OF
| Stowe.
The Stowe Hollow Community club
met last week with Mrs. Fl. G. Fuller
and the meeting in two weeks VIII be
held with Mrs. F. $. Austin.
Andrew Buker of East Hardwick Wis
tied his father. Frank Buker, last week.
Mi. and Mrs. Allen Brown and sons
of Palmer, Mass, who have visited
| Mrs. Browns father, II. H. Tucker, in
! Burke, y. T., called on relatives IN
Stowe on their return to Palmer. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Browns
| sister, Miss Lena Tucker.
Mrs. Anna Kimball has returned
| from a visit. with friends in Greens
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglass have re-
turned to Hartford, Conn, after visit
ing his brother. Moses Douglass, and
other friends in town.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Sickle chapter. No. "a. O. l.. s., on
Wednesday evening, with initiation. 4
Professor Kingsford Of Dartmouth
college. a member of the Lake Mans
field Trout club. made a record for the
lake Monday morning when he caught
a trout weighing three and onelhalf
! pounds. An equally large one was
| lost bv another club member on the
same morning.
b. +. Lockyard and Alfred Lawrence
went Monday to Bristol, Conn, where
they have employment.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery c. Mower and
daughter, Miss Mollie Mower, OF Bur
lington called on friends in Stowe Sun
day. Mr.. Mowers niece, Mrs. +. b.
Cobb. accompanied them home and viii
! remain a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D. Mcmahon and
daughters, Misses Marie and Dorothy,
Douglas McSweenev of Burlington and
viii DoLsrty of Washington, d. C.,
passed Saturday night at the home of
/ Mr.. McMahon's brother, c. L. Nc
Mahon.
win Morrill, Of Willismstown was
home for over Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. Luce and children, Mar
shall and little Nose Mary, of Miami
Fla. are at the home of Mrs. Luce's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jenney. for
| the summer. Mr.. Luce came as far
as New York, going On to Quebec. and
will Join his family later. Frank Hor'
rington and sister. Cordelia Horring'
ton, who accompanied the Luce party
from Miami and who expect to pass the
summer in Stowe, are on their way to
attend school at Hebron, Me.
Ed. Robinson was more comfortable
and sat on the porch Monday.
Mrs. Lewis II. Raymond and daugh'
ter. Miss Martina. Of Worcester, Mass.
have recently visited Mr.. and Mrs
Paul A. Raymond.
Buford Oakes Is at home from BIOS
to- for two weeks vacation.