The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
WATERBURY,
Community Welfare Club Hears En-
couraging Reports.


Tuesday evening the Community
Welfare club held its annual meetin.
at the Community house, large mum
Der attending Reports given were
most encouraging and in this we'll
furnished house, where the children
were also having a delightful time in
their part, one had a reality of what
the vision of the members had been
The reports of the secretary and treas.
urer were good, large amount OF
money having been handled in the re.
pairing and furnishing Of the hall,
There is a good balance in the treas
ury, but dues must be promptly paid
to pay the bills for the upkeep Of the
place. All officers who would accept
the positions were reelected, the final
list being: President, Eugene w. Mag
nus;s e-president, Mrs. w. II. B.
Perry; secretary, Mrs. Il. E. Campbell +;
treasurer, E. f. Joslyn; auditor, Max
G. Ayers. All these present made
speeches which showed their interest
in and devotion to the work. The fol-
lowing directors were chosen for differ
emit periods of years: c. b. Adams, b.
II. Atherton, Walter Awkward, H. l..
Bingham, p. J. Grace, DIR, II. ID. Hop
kins, d. c. Jones, Mrs. c. G. Abbott,
v. L. Perkins, Mrs. Ralph Putnam. J..
T. Smith, A. H. Smith, Harris Met
calf, Mrs. William Seabury, Mrs.
Wright, Supt. Willis, William Wood.
Mrs. B. R.. .Demeritt, who left Tues
aay noon to be with her brother, Fred
II. Perry, writes that his condition re-
mains about the same, slightly i'm
proved over that Of the first three
days. Mr.. Perry knows nothing of the
accident and wonders how he came to
be at the hospital. Although the fam.
lily Is hopeful, yet his condition IL
called serious. Mrs. Demeritt went at
this time on advice of the nurse in
charge Of the case. II will be remem.
bered that the injured man had a
shock, which was the cause Of his los
ing control of his car and crashing
through the railroad gates and was
struck by train.
Mrs. Philip shonio went yesterday
TO Burlington az one Of the delegates
from the county organization TO the
annual meeting Of the Vermont Farm
Bureau federation. These meetings are
Mt Hotel Vermont. Washington county
sends four delegates.
S. w. Guptil, president of the conn |
ty n. Z. NJ. p. A., was in Montpelier |
yesterday attending meeting consid- |
ering cooperative marketing.
George Bassett and Mrs. L. l.. Lara |
way motored to johnson Tuesday to |
attend the funeral Of John Laraway. |
brother of Leander Larawsy of this
place.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd More has been named Thelma
Elnora
The additionai' reservoir of the Dux
bury Water company on the Huntley
place IL finished and water let into the
same.
On Dec. 5 the Maccabees held their
second degree and initiated. The char.
Ter closed with 40 members. An enter
lainment followed and a good supper
'losed the evening. District Deputy G.
A. Miller goes to HYDE Park 10 OF.
eanize a tent there. District Deputies
Miller and Moulton wish 20 thank the
lady Maccabees for the good work
hey have done 10 help organize the
Knights Of Maccahrcs in Waterbury.
George Lamb made such rapid prog
'ess at the Heaton hospital that it is
expected he win soon b. home.
Frederick Dewart Of Burlington was
Il the town slerk's offer in D1xbury
Wednesday.
II c. whitehill. who arrived from
Scw York Sunday morning. went 20
Boston Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Baird Of More
own are guests Of Mrs. Baird's aunts.
'irs. Haskins and Mrs.. Turner.
Coin Ha-kins 81 Barre was At home
vcr Sunday.
Prank Evans Of Burlington was
Iusiness visitor in town Thursdav. Mr
lvans j. a former resident and alwavs
ordially welcomed.
The Hoelund stndio was opened Sat
nday, having been bought BY T. n.
inns Of Burlington. Mr. Tins cones
rom yeers Of sueeessful work. having
ed two studios IN Burlington. One 81
hese. which he stfl retains. viii be
BY Mr. Tins. II i hop~d
hat she may come a. WRferburv later
State Attorney Charles b. Adams
a. started IN With IN amount Il aork
'hieh has Kept him aeay from Wa
srhury most ~ tn week
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