The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-03

pal church, Rev. Leland u, thase
the Federated church of Wilder an
Rev. Richard Bolton, of st. Paul's Epis
copal church There will be speeis
musical program, This is service TO
the whole community and the minis
ter of the church cordially invites tn
friends of the sister churches to com
and worship with US at this time.
Rev. Mr. Ford of South Weymouth
Mass, will occupy the Second Congre
gational church OF Hartford villag
next Sunday as candidate.
The engagement of Miss Marit
Reeve of Burlington to Frank T.. Rob
inson of Winooski is announced. Miss
/ Reeve is the daughter of Thomas Reeve
OF Hartford village. Miss Reeve is q
! trained nurse, who was in France dur
ing the great World war.
Mrs Charles Putnam has sold her
property in Hartford village to Thorn
as Reeve and has given possession
| Supt, James r. Dewey and Sec
George L. Mann and their families OF
Dewey's Mills spent the first of the
week in New York City.
The Woodstock Congregational
church has extended unanimous call
to Rev Herbert H. Hines Of Cambridge,
Mass, to become its pastor and he
has accepted and begins his labors
next Sunday, Sept s.
The Cavendish Universalist church
will celebrate its 18th anniversary next
Sunday, Sept 5, with services at IL
o'clock in the morning and , o'clock in
the afternoon. Dr. Lee S. McCollester,
dean of Tufts college, Rev. J. b. Rear
don of Charlestown, n. H., and Dr.
Johannet Of Bellows Falls are expect
ed to be present and give addresses.
surprise was given Rev. and Mrs.
Ryan of Hartland, when they were
taken to Mechanics hall last Thurs
day night, after an automobile ride to
learn that large number--a hundred
or more--assembIed there to welcome
them back to Hartland by giving them
q vthii bhl ~ tHtlt tuuiEH anu iHfif
many friends joining in the pleasure.
There were friends from Brownsville.
North Hartland, Hartland Four Cor
ners. II was an informal affair. Rev.
c. o. Gill having charge. He gave them
welcome to Hartland and. in behalf of
the company, presented the pounds of
fruit, vegetables, eggs, sugar and hut
ter. They were also given several en-.
velopes in which there was money and
good wishes Mr.. Ryan replied and ac-
cepted the gifts in an apprecistiye
manner.
w. 6. Chamberlin Of Deweys Mills
has purchased of ID. A. and 6. G Pin.
gree the large double tenement locat.
ed on Hazen street, formerly known as
part of the Noah B. Hazen property.
Mrs. Jessie Reynolds of Maple street.
who has been away on two weeks
vacation visiting relatives in number
of towns in Massachusetts,, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Perkins, daugh
ter, Alta, and niece. Alma Comstock.
all of Springfield, Mass, are guests
at the home OF Mrs. F. f. Perkins OF
Union street.
Mrs. William Newton and Mrs. Scion
Spaulding of Windsor were recent
guests at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Martin Carey Of Union street.
Mrs. Albert Coyey and children of
Cascadnac avenue. are spending the
week at Seaders, p. Q.
The funeral Of Martha Waterman
Soule. who was the only surviving sis.
ter of Thomas Waterman. formerly of |
West Lebanon. was held in the Congre- |
gational church Sunday afternoon. Mn.
Soule, who was woman of broad |
mind and most interesting personality.
was descended from the first of those l
who settled this locality She was mar. 1
RED early IN life to Captain Soule.
ieep sea captain and accompanied him
N several Of his voyages Later in life
he became identified with Kimball In.
on academy and through her broad |
and quick understanding en-
feared herself 10 many Young people.
sho viii hold her in loving memory. |
This youthfulness and gentlcness re-
NAMED with her to the last and made
Ter very keenly alive and interested in
he great movements Of the times.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. q. y Bowlby Of Meriden. y. H.
personal friend Of Mr. Soule. Who
poke Of her With sympathetic under
tsnding. Chester Garden was at the
'rgan and John Cam Of Meriden sang.
Abide With Nc luierment vas made
n the family ~ in the West Lebanon
emetcry.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs
Hood. who src travelling by auto to
lenver >tste- that the weather and
osds have hcen dus nearly an tbe
-sy There we're r. Pewsukee. Tis.
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