The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
WILLLAMS7OWN
Board of Trade Banquet Was Very
Enjoyable.

A most enjoyable occasion was that
on last Tuesday evening when the Will
Jamestown inn was thrown open to our
board of trade and invited guests.
About IS persons availed themselves
of the opportunity of mingling togeth
er in social fellowship. Under the
skillful touch of the ladies, directed
by Mrs. Charles M. Seaver, the place
had been made most attractive by the
national colors and an abundance of
choice flowers President George Mari
supported by an able committee, soon
made everyone feel that the gathering
was truly homely affair. Special mu-
sic was furnished by our local orches-
ira under direction of George Simons,
and was much enjoyed by all present.
Landlord and Mrs. Fuller served ban
quet that would have done credit to
much larger place. The helpful and
practical addresses given by John w.
Gordon and S. HOLSTER Jackson of
Barre, also by Rev. Fraser Metzger of
Randolph, will long be remembered by
those fortunate enough to hear~these
much sought speakers. William b.
Jones proved himself the right man to
skilfully guide this part OF the eve
ning's pleasure. Revs. Alba NJ. Mar
key and Charles Il. Walsh also had a
part in the program. Surely such gath
erings can but mean an uplift to our
community life The committee wishes
to thank all who in anyway helped to
spell success for this occasion.
Centenary M. +. church--Rev. Alba
NJ. Marley, pastor. Sunday services,
May 20, 1921: l0:45 a. m, sermon,
"The Hand of God in the Courses of
Time" There will be special Memo
rial music. Everyone invited. This is
union service in honor of our soldiers
of whatever war. Special guests, the
G. A. r. and w. X. c., S. of ", and all
other soldiers. IL m, Bible school.
Why not Join one of our classes for a
time of helpful Bible study. At 1880
p. m. a union gathering in Congrega-
tional church. A large attendance de-
sired. Tuesday evening, at 1880, Ep-
worth league. Theme to be announced.
Leader, Mrs. Belle Covell. Thursday
evening service will be omitted on ac-
count Of missionary gathering Friday.
On Friday evening at 1880 public
meeting will be held in the church, at
which an address will be given by a
returned missionary from the foreign
field, Miss Todd. Everyone cordially
invited.
Miss Sadie Hart, teacher of the viii
lage intermediate room, was called TO
her home last Monday by the death OF
her father, George c. Hart of Stowe.
Worth J. Jeffords, for some time past
in the employ of the firm of c. II.
Cross & Son of Montpelier, is at home
for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Stewart were
in Barre early in the week to attend
the funeral of a cousin Of Mr.. Stew
arts, Josie A. Stewart.
Francis Laselkhas returned to town
and is at work for his brother in-law,
j. Orville Walbridge.
William Fogg has moved from the
house on Beckett street, formerly
owned by Dora Platt Broekway and
for some months past by Mr.. Hoyt, to-
the one next to the east, formerly the
j. d. Brockway store, and owned by
Mrs. Charles IT, Sivright.
Hale X. Darling and B. II. Adams OF
Chelsea have lately been in town on
business. as have j. Ward Carver OF
Barre and Il. w. Kent of Randolph.
Clarence Wilfore was in st. Johns
bury last week with Mrs. Mary Me-
Allister. Mrs. Mary Dutton. Mrs, Car
RE Lougee and Miss Mile Drury, who
attended Rebekah assembly in that
town.
Horace Lasell. who has been for sew
eral weeks employed as farm hand by
J. o. Walbridge, is now at work for
G. Ray Trip.
Williamstown theatre, Saturday eve
ming. May %. A Goldwyn picture,
Madge Kennedy in Strictly Confden /
tial" From the play written by Je-
rome X. Jerome. Also other attrac-
tions.--adv.
The officers and all members who
can make il possible are requested TO
meet at the Methodist church Satur- |
day afternoon at $3.50 for practice for
Memorial day. Press correspondent for
w. X. c.
Perley j. Seaver is at work for c. $. !
Field at the sawmill not far from the
head OF Berlin pond.
o. s. Sherburne has moved from the
farm he has occupied on route No. 2
for some time to one beyond the Or
ange Banister farm on route No. 3, for
merly owned by George Earl Of South
Barre.
DIR. ]. p. Clifford was in town the
first of the week and called on Mrs.
Lucy Whitney, who is recovering from
an operation that she underwent at the
sanatorium in Randolph something over
a month ago.
The Ainsworth car, Frank A. Bruce,
cha uffeur. went to Tunbridge last We'd
nesday with passengers to attend the
Congregational church conference, held
with the church at that place. Those /
who made the trip were Miss Mary +.
Waterman. Rev. and Mrs. Charles i.
Walsh and Mrs. Frank Robinson.
Junior Senior High School Notes.
IL