The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-02
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A daughter. Olive Bernice, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Noakes on
April % at their home in Laeonla, \.
H.
A. C. Templeton, who recently I'M
derwent serious operation for can
Ger at the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington, has improved till he was
able to come TO home Thursday
Mrs Florence Oney Bridges, who has
been demonstrating in St. Adams, has
been in town for few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Oney.
Mrs. D. L. Chadwick has gone to
Marshfield to visit relatives for few
days.
Walter ]. Mccormick and Eddie Cal
lahan. who were arrested here last
week for riding on freight train, APP
peared before Judge A. g. Whitman IN
Hartford municipal court and pleaded
guilty to riding from White River
Junction to Bethel, and received fines
of SIS each and costs, all amounting to
about SlS. Rev. Fraser Metzger APP
peared for the lads in court
John c. Percival of Boston, state
organizer of the Salvation Army, was
in town recently and through his eff
forts an advisory board of the army
was esta blished here. The members met
Tuesday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President L. S. Brig
ham; vice president, R, J. Mitchell;
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. c. 5.
Booth. The members are NJ. NJ. Wilson,
Harold A. Dwinell of Chelsea, G, w.
Patterson, Mrs F. A. Salisbury, p
F. Morse, L. w Morse of Brookfield,
A. X. Hall. j.. B. johnson, Rev r, II.
Moore, Rev. Fraser Metzger and Miss
Kate Parmetier.
Mrs. G. L. Newton and her daughter
Miss Ethel of Barre. the latter en-
ployed at the office OF The Times, ar
rived here on Saturday and were al
their rooms on School street over Sun
day, returning on the late train Sun
day afternoon to Barre.
DR.. A. C. Bailey. Glenn Bailey, \, \.
Morse and Mark p Morse and II. j.
Smithers were in Barre Thursday and
attended the lecture given by Bishop
Hughes on "The Biography Of a Boy
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Smithers were in
Barre over Sunday also to attend the
conference.
Mrs. George Pinney was in Bethel
over Sunday with her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Per
kins,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Ball Of Barre
came Saturday night to pass Sunday
with the latter's PARENTS sfr. and Mrs.
w Z; Hodgkins.
Mrs. II. VI. Britton. who has been
in Maryland with her mother for sev
eral weeks. has returned and they have
taken rooms in The house Of Mrs. Alice
Blanchard
Miss Lois Hayward went 70 South
Rovalton on Saturday for short stay
18th relatives.
A very pleasant meeting Of Col
Israel Converse chapter, Daughters Of
American Revolution, was held, at the
home of v /. Spear on Saturday with
Miss Holden for hostess. The business
meeting was called for 30. when there
were two applications for membership
received, and three members unani-
mously elected TO become members.
Ten dollars was voted to purchase a
flag for the athletic field, and $40 was
also given the Berry school in Georgia.
Following the close Of the business,
Miss Helen Howe favored the company
with a piano solo. which was well re-
ceived. Supt. G. w Patterson was then
introduced and gave a forty five min
ute address on his experience Of the
wear passed in relief work in the Near
East. This was very interesting and
the ladies counted themselves fortu-
nate in having the privilege Of listen
inc 10 him. Tables were then spread
and a delicious lunch served by the
hostess and her helpers. During the
time a beautiful birthday cake was
brought in BY Mrs. +. g. Ham, the
cake being lighted, and giving evidence
that some person present had reached
another birthday anniversary. II was
finally located at the plate Of Supt.
Patterson. who consented to cut IL and
then passed Il over to Mrs. Patterson
TO complete bis work. All the lunch
was delicious. and the entire meeting
was a great success.