The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-19
WATERBURY,
D. T. Harvey Sells Livery Business and
Village Home to Myron Prescott

An extensive business and real es-
tate. transaction was finished Thurs
day BY w. Il. Carroll, when David 4.
Harvey sold his livery business and
home in the village to Myron Prescott
Of the Center. Mr. Harvey has been az
this stand for 20 Yeas, during which
time he has made many improvements,
increased the business and served the
public faithfully and courteously. All
are glad that he is to remain IN the
village Mr.. Harvey takes the Pres
colt farm, but Mr.. Prescott retains the
ice business. Mr.. Prescott is sue
cessful farmer and in the past two
years has built up thriving ice bust
ness. He will take possession Jan.
and the Prescott family will be fine
addition to the life of the village.
The Pierian party at the home OF
Mrs. Il. Il. Campbell Thursday alter
noon was enthusiastically supported
and a fine sum received for the Mary
Fletcher hospital This gift will be
further augmented by money, canned
fruit and jelly and will NOT be closed
until Dec /.
The ladies Of the Duxbury home bu-
reau meet at the town hall in that
town week from next Thursday,
Dec !.
Margie, the.young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Il. Sherman, is quite i'll
with scarlet fever at the home of her
parents on the Patterson farm.
Mrs. Charles Hamel is i'll with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Downey is caring Tor
her.
Mrs. Jennie Kennedy Of North Dux-
bury remains in poor health.
Mrs. Nelson Beach of the Center,
who has been quite i'll, is improving,
At the Congregational church, Sum
day. Rev. John G. Prince, minister, has
for the subject Of his sermon, "A
Thanksgiving Med t at ion, God
Reigns' Talk to the children, "The
WAY to be Thankful" AT o'clock
will be the illustrated address, the
second in series on Pilgrim history.
"The Rise and Exodus of the Pill
grims." Violin solos win be rendered
BY Miss Irene Darling. These lectures
are Of real value TO all interested In
the development of the church.
AT st. Andrews church, high mass
and sermon at 1890. Rosary and BEN
ediction OF the blessed sacrament at
1880 %. IN. The rector, Rev. Robert
Dewey, win celebrate mass in Stowe
at $3.50 a. m.
At the Methods. Episcopal church,
Rev. George II. Lock, pastor, has a
Thanksgiving sermon, object sermon
for the children and the vested choir
sings. In the evening the Illustrated
sermon on the Yosemite valley.
The meeting of Waterbury chapter,
IL. A. NJ. which was to have been held
Tuesday evening, is postponed one
week. The district meeting is to be
held with the local chapter next Tues
day evening.
Thanksgiving night the y. Y. NJ.
basketball team plays the Community
club team at Community hall. lis said
the Community club team at play is
worth seeing. Proceeds for the Com
munity club.
Mrs. Coffrin has returned from Mont
pelier, where she mas Deeh with htI
daughter during the illness and death
Of their young son, Roderick. Mr. and
Mrs. Chisholm have gone TO Massa-
chusetts for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Ayers has returned
from visit to her sister in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. J. T.. Crossett is the guest OF
Mrs. Maxwell in Montpelier.
j. Crossett Shonio has been detained
from school by illness.
c. G. Graves has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
The annual meeting of Royal Arch
Masons OF district No. 3 will be held
with the Waterbury chapter, No. "a,
here next Tuesday Nov. %. At 5
o'clock D. m. viii be the opening and
comforting Of the first section of the r.
A. degree by King Solomon chapter,
No. 7. At $3.50 p. m. members of Queen
Esther chapter, No. I, O. f. s., will
serve banquet in the dining room of
the Congregational church. Returning
10 Masonic hall at 1880. the reception
90 GRAND officers will take place The