The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-31
WATERBURY,
State Meeting of w. H. N. 5. Of Meth
odist Conference Here This Week.

0diSt Conference ucic iniS
Al the Methodist church yesterday
morning. nearly so children appeared
II the vested choir. Rev. @. Il. Barnard
az Waits River assisted in the service
and by invitation of the superintendent
of the Sunday school, Rev William VI
Boicourt addressed the brotherhood
telling them some of the things LOT
which the Y. Nj. G. A. stood Tor ~
France. This will be busy week m
This church, as the annual meeting OF
the woman's home missionary society
Of the Vermont conference meets mere.
Mrs. d. w. Cooley is president OF me
local society and Mrs. G. z. Holmes IS
chairman Of the committee on enter
tainnent. The program opens to1mor-
row evening with praise and devotion
service. conducted by Rev. George u.
Lock. The greeting address will pc CIV
en- by Mrs. Lock, the response by Mrs.
|G Ii. Redding of Montpelier, and the
address of the evening by Mrs. Annie L.
Bowers. one Of the field secretaries.
The program Wednesday viii open at
0 o'clock with devotions led by Mrs. L.
w. Hanson of Montpelier, which Will ne
followed BY reports of the different o.
ficers. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock the
devotions win be led by Mrs. ID. e.
Jones. followed by number Of short
talks concerning the work of the socl-
ety and its accomplishments. Mrs. r. y,
,Joslyn is to sing at the afternoon
!! meeting and Mrs. Cooley is to speak.
The program Wednesday evening Will
open at 1880, with a praise service. led
BY Rev G. H. Lock. Miss Stella Crit
fifth will sing at this service ana !.
pageant, "Columbia's Daughters, VIII
be given bv the Queen Esther circle, d.
rected BY Miss Ethel Colby. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Campbell and
Homer Campbell spent yesterday ~
Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. KNOWLES
accompanying them as far as North
| field.
Tomorrow evening in the remodeled
kitchen of the Congregational ehurel
the ladies, union proposes q kitchen,
shower. This Is unique in itself and
| il is expected that there win be a jolly
time and many useful things received
This evening at the Congrega tional
parsonage there is meeting OF the
church cabinet.
The son born Friday at the Clare
mont hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
| Corse Of Windsor has been named
Wayne York Corse. The mother vii
be remembered as Miss Rose Gibson,
popular nurse in town. The grandmoth
or, Mrs. Lizzie Gibson, resides in Wilma
sor.
| Because Of the state meeting OF TIM
woman's home missionary society o
Vermont conference in the Methods
church Tuesday evening and Wednes
day OF this week, the thank offering io
| foreign missions of the woman's socl
ETY. of the Congregational church, whlel
was to have been held at the home 9
/ Mrs. G. G.. Abbott Wednesday after
noon. has been postponed until Noy. 10
Mrs. Edwin II. Palmer VI Cniol
street left Saturday noon for Boston
where she will be at the home of he
son, John Palmer, in Dorchester, Mass
/ Edwin-F. Palmer last Friday set on
i a large strawberry bed for Clarenc
Brush, for which he furnished plants
There will be masquerade prone
made given by Dillingham; grange in tn
Duxbury town hall this evening. Their
is fine for those who come unmaske1
and prize for the best costume. Ligh
refreshments Music will be furnishe
| by piano, violin and drum.
Mrs. Bertel Perry. who returned wit
! Mr. and Mrs. G. !. Hatch and Mrs. "
III. B. Perry after their visit to Sche
nectady, has been the guest of Nj
Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. |
, Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch and Mr.
Bates were also the guests Of relative
Yesterday Mrs. Bertel Perry retn-ne
to Burlington with them Attendant
OF the Congregational church were gia
TO welcome them all and to hear Nj
Hatch in the choir