The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
WATERBURY,

Mondays issue of the Boston Post
| contained the picture of Miss Dorothy
Kellogg, winner of the Sarah Streeter
cup at Mt Holyoke college. Miss KEEL
logg, whose home is now in Buffalo, is
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Freder-
lex B. Kellogg. Mr. Kellogg having
been pastor of the Congregational
church in this place for nine years.
This cup is awarded each year to the
senior who at the time of her final
physical examination is found to be
in the best physical condition. Miss
Kellogg" the article reads, like win
ners of the cup in former years, is an
allround athlete and prominent in
! many college activities. She is prof
cient in basketball, baseball, tennis
and hockey and is fond of hiking and
camping" Miss Kellogg spent part of
her girlhood days here and was very
popular young lady.
Charles G. Abbott has bought of the
Dow brothers THEN market on Stowe
street and expects to continue the eff
cient business which they have start
ed George Demeritt will be in charge
of the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy LeBaron and
daughter Kathleen, are spending the
Thanksgiving recess with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Luce. Other guests are Mr..
Luce's two aunts, Mrs Davis and Mrs
Buttles, and Miss Marjorie Luce of the
extension service.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Graves
were the family of p j. Chase, in.
Guiding Elroy Chase of Claremont,
n Fl.
Guests at Michael Maloney's yes
terday were the family OF George
Grandfield and the Griffins from Fays-
ton, the families of Z. j.. Foss and
George Rowland here.
William Hayes, who was not quite
as well Wednesday, was much better
yesterday and improving.
: Mrs. Charles ID. Robinson came home
from Burlington last night. leaving
Mrs. Robinson more comfortable
About % girls from Stowe, Barre
and Montpelier attended the Vermont
Girls conference here Saturday. The
program was carried out much as
printed and the addresses were par
ticuIarly good All were fortunate.
too, in hearing Miss kidder at the
Congregational church Sunday eve
ming.
An attractive decoration and one
which had purpose was the basket
of fruit, candy and jelly. supplement
ed with books and others gifts, for
Lixabell and the other children at the
Vermont state hospital That the chill
dren Of the primary department of the
Sunday school have taken real in
terest in them is only an example Of
much that might be done locally, as
well as in the county and state for
the members OF this institution. A
visit TO Lixabell finds her joyous over
your visit and as anxious for play
things and goodies as the average
child.
At the meeting of Dillingham; grange
Saturday night, the following officers
were elected Master, Willis Breene I;
oyerseer. Edward T. o'Brien; lecturer,
Eva Foster; chaplain, Mrs. Deavitt !;
secretary. Angie Childs; treasurer,
Mrs. Philip Shonio; steward, Merton
johnson; assistant steward, Roy
Boyce; gatekeeper, Lewis Morse: lady
assistant steward, Annie Morse; Ceres,
Nellie Cormier; Pomona. Maude Me
MulIin; Flora, Evelina Kellett. The
supper which the gentlemen are To
furnish the ladies will come later. as
the work was so long Saturday night.
Next Saturday evening there viii be
a grange social with Merton John
son.
Superintendent and Mrs. Z. A. Stan
ley Of the hospital were over-Sundsy
guests Of Or and Mrs. w. ]. Upton
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs B. G. Webster of
Leominster. Mass. are at their old
home on Blush hill. guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Truman Murray. Mr.. Web
ster reports both the BOYS nicely 10
Gated. LYLE in Leominster and Ed
mund in Lowell. Henry Snow is also
in LeoHlinster.
Miss Nellie Swassy. teacher Of
chemistry and domestic science, Is AZ
her home for. the Thanksgiving recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Clark, Master
Willis and daughter. Mary. Of Bur
lington are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w b. Clark.