The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-12
WATERBURY,

AT the annual meeting OF Wlnoosk
lodge, No. 40, f. and A. NJ, Wednesday
evening, the following officers were
elected; f. C. Lamb. W. NJ; c. e. AL
len, S. W.; w. G. Wheeler, j. W; F. L
Eaton, S. D.; c. C. Dutton, j. D.; Q
NJ. Norton, S. s.; j. W. Bassett, ]. s.;
G. II. Dale, secretary; w. b. Clark
treasurer; Rev G. II. Lock, chaplain
G, G. Scott, tyler.
Thursday evening in Masonic hall
1.-THE officers of Queen Esther chapter
No I, O. E. s., were installed by Mrs
Margaret Knowles, d. D. G. NJ, assist
ed by Mrs Nellie Morse, d, G. NJ. The
lodge is differed as follows Mrs. Mary
Putnam, w. NJ; Ralph Putnam, W p;
Mrs. Jeanette Adams, secretary; Mrs.
Elna Boyce, treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Perry, conductress: Mrs. Wiltsie Bris-
tbrin, associate conduetress; Miss Lena
wallace, organist Mrs. Eunice Has
kins. marshal; Mrs. Minnie Guptil chap
lain; Mrs Amy Ayers, Adah; Mrs.
Henry Burbank, Ruth; Mrs Marjorie
Emmons, Esther; Mrs. Clara Abbott,
Martha; Mrs Nellie Morse, Eecta;
Robert Knowles, outside guardian.
Walter Jensen of Quincy, Mass, has
come to work for c. G. Abbott and will
have charge of the meat cart.
William Cotton, who has been quite
| i'll, is better
Frank Towne of Duxbury is quite i'll
at his home
Howard Harvey has recovered from
his recent attack of tonsilitis so that
he is able to be out.
Eugene Harvey, jr., j. quite i'll with
acute nephritis, following grip and ton
silitis.
II. j. Parcher has sold the Julius
Griffin place at Duxbury Corners to
Frank Bador Of East Granville, who
buys for a home and is moving his
goods.
Through H. J. Parcher, the James
Newton place at mill village has been
sold 10 William Cataract.
: Ralph Sweet, who was sentenced TO
six months in the house of correction
for non-support of his family. has been
placed on probation and is to give So
per week for support.
Eugene Harvey, jr, remains more
Rev John c. Prince of Boston gave
a very able sermon at the Congrega- |
tional church Sunday.
People are glad TO welcome Mrs. |
Barrow and Miss Olive GarTow back |
home. They have been spending the
winter in Hudson Falls, n. Y.
Wayne Booker of Providence, r. l..
arrived Saturday for a few DAYS at
he home of his grandfather, August
Becker
At the joint meeting of the Hypstia
md Pierian clubs next Friday evening,
Prof. A. w. Peach of Norwich uni
'ersity will be the speaker; subject,
Writers and Their Ways"
DIR. and Mrs. j. r. Claire were in
Stowe Sunday afternoon, called there
~ the serious illness of Mrs. Frank
'lsire. who died just before they
cached there. DR., Claire also spent
yesterday in Stowe
Mrs. J f. Claire has received mes {
age that her sister in Walthan.
lass, who has been quite i'll, is not
Q we'll
Mrs William Gabrec Of Montpelier
ras guest Of Mrs. Eugene 'Ashline b
londay.
At the educational meeting Of the '
Iypatia club Friday afternoon. two =
ryan solos were finely rendered by
FRS. Flora Boyce Gale. as were also I
wo selections by the high school glee o
ub Mrs. d. c. Jones, chairman of :
he committee, introduced Miss Char
ute Pierpont Of the extension ser,- 4
e, who told in an interesting manner
the work of the homie bureau and
: different projects This afternoon
Library hall work. on dress forms
as taken mp under Miss Boice, county
ome demonstration agent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shonio and
red Ravlin were guests Of Mr.. and
RS Porter Shonio in Morrisville
nnday, accompanying Mr.. and Mrs
erouX Of Dannemora, \. y, who re-
aimed there. 4
The Duxbnry home bureau held
Getting with Mrs Walter Irish. when
IRONS large and small and of yari- i
Is shapes were cut and discussed.
The Community fair may be expect
the last week in April. The follow
g committee will have charge: ?.
Grace. William Park, J. I. smith. 4
avid Symes. Z. w. Niagnus, Mrs :
r. Campbell and Mrs. Ralph Put -
m; committee on bylaws, DIR. +. A.
anley. James Greene, Walter Ayl-
,rd. f. w Magnus and Mrs. W. II.
Perry.
Last Friday evening in the opera
use, under the auspices Of the Com :
unity club, was given an exception
y good college concert by the Mid
bury college musical clubs From
Irt 10 finish the work was Of high
Ter. Each number received merited
planse. Music for the dance was
rnished BY the orchestra and vas