The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-16

Richard Martin, who came from Brig
ham academy to spend the Christmas
vacation, has been confined TO his room
with bad throat for about two weeks
past, but is now improving
Mrs. Annie Randall was elected N. G.
of the local Rebekah lodge at the an
nual meeting. Mrs. Frank Downs was
chosen WIG and Mrs. Van McAllister
secretary, with Mrs. H. S Drury as
Treasurer,
A very fine quality Of ice is being
harvested at Cutter pond and drawn
to the village for filing icehouses.
Miss Ruby Wilfore is helping out at
the Jeffords drug store in the latter
part Of the afternoons and evenings,
after her/duties at the office Of the
William B. Jones Co. are completed.
There is to be special business
meeting Of the grange next Monday
evening at the usual hour. Important.
Allen Fl. Jewctt and Fred George
attended the meeting Of the Dairymen's
association at Burlington this week.
AT the annual meeting of the band
last Monday evening, Clinton w. Cram
was reelected leader, with Henry Wal
do as manager, and Frank Covell as Sec
rotary and treasurer. The organiza-
tion is short several men and It ii
probable that practice meetings will
not be held till warmer weather.
Allen Stafford is at work at the Pratt
farm for B. r. Narramore, in place Of
Joseph LaPlant, who has moved back
to his former home in Fletcher.
The following officers Of the grange
were installed at the meeting Of Jan.
Z by District Deputy Ida Il. Whitcomb,
assisted by Mrs Ethel Poor; Master,
Theron g. Williams; overseer, Forrest
A. Cram; steward, Clarence H. Wilfore;
chaplain, Mrs. Martha Wales; secre-
tary, Miss lrma Cheney; lecturer, Mrs.
Charles Blanchard; treasurer, Mile j..
Drury; assistant steward, Don Sta
pies; Flora. Mrs Perley Sanders Pom
ona, Mrs +. A. Cram; Ceres. Mrs. I. q.
Williams; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Lottie Anderson; gate keeper, Perley
Seayer
Congregational church-Charles A.
Walsh, pastor Service Sunday at l0:45
a. M; subject, "Bolshevism.' An at.
tempt Ia being made to spread this doe
trine in America. Do YOU know any.
thing about bolshevismy Would it i'm.
prove or destroy the American repub-
licg Every man in town is invited 10
hear this sermon. Every voter ought TO
know what bolsheyism does and does
not stand for. We shall expect You
Sunday morning At 1880, union sery-
ice in the Congregational church; top
lie, Deeper than He'll If there is a
hell you may 90 there il you are not
prepared. You had better hear this SER
mon. IL will be different from what
you have heard before Sunday school
at IL noon. The Bible il the greatest
book in the world. Your children ought
to know something about II. Come to
church and bring them with you. You
are always welcome. Tuesday, 7;30 p.
M, Christian Endeayor
Centenary NJ. f. church Rev Alba
A. Markey. pastor Sunday services
l0:45 a. M, sermon, Diamonds in the
Rough You are invited TO this hour
Of worship. " noon, Bible school.
Glasses for everybody. 1880 p. M, I'M
ion service in Congregational church.
Tuesday evening. 7:30, Epworth
league: theme, "A Worthwhile Life .
Thursday evening, song and fellowship
service to be held at Nie parsonage.
You will get help and inspiration by
attending these gatherings.