The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-03
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ert E. Clogston, Walter B. Simons and
George Bigelow has been released from
the quarantine that they have been un.
der on account of scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dyke and son
Vernon, and Mr.. jackson of Bridge
water, Mass, recently called on Mrs.
c. U. Sivright. Mrs. Dyke will be re.
membered as Maria Bartlett, whose ia
ther, Rev. j. r. Bartlett, was the Meth
odist minister here some years ago.
The union choir which sang at the
Methodist church on Memorial Sunday
was composed as follows: Tenors. Wal
ter b. Simons, Richard S.. Jeffords,
Henry B. Waldo; sopranos, Mrs. Ada
A. Reed, Mrs. Evelyn McAllister, Mrs.
Blanche Poor, Mn, Flora Markey;
altos, Mrs. Theresa Blanchard. Mrs
g. II. Goodrich, Mrs. Annie Randall;
basses, Messrs. w. B. Jones, A. II.
Jewett, George H. Goodrich. The choir
was led by Mrs. Theresa Blanchard
and Mrs. w. B. Jones was organist.
A. G. Lapoint of Barre, member of
the local G. A. R., was in town to at
tend the exercises of Memorial day.
w. f. Carpenter of Northfeld and
two children, Lester of Barre and Edna
of Burlington, have lately been back
to the old home here.
Mrs. Lucy Whitney is gaining in
health and her daughter, Mrs. William
P. Briggs, who has been with her since
her return from the ssnatorium in
Randolph, will go home the last of
the week, leaving Mrs. Whitney in
care of Mrs. Sarah !. Norris.
A party which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley NJ, Seayer, their granddaugh-
ter, Hazel Williams. and Mr.. and Mrs
George f. WILDER, spent day in the
open last Saturday, going first to
Montpelier Center via East Montpel- |
ier, where they called on John Clough, |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin and
Norman Goodwin, going then to Mont
pelier for call on Mrs. James Kanaly, |
then via Waterbury to Bingham's |
Falls in Stowe. Peggy's breath seemed
somewhat shortened by the altitude
so the full distance of the Smugglers
Notch road was not traversed, but was
till the Harlow hill road
shall be completed.
Frank A. Downs and family spent
last Monday with friends at Joe's
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wilfore. for
mer residents and now of White River
Junction, are spending a few days in
town at their house opposite the Gem.
stery.
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Sunday morning at l0;45. "The imper.
stive need Of reduction of arma-
nents." On this day all religious or.
yanizations in America are asked to
BRING the matter of armaments before
heir congregations. and to pass reso-
utions, urging their representatives in
congress to support efforts TO have the
United States lead the nations in a
aiming to effect reduction
II ornaments by international agree
nent. NThis is a matter that intimate
Y affects every citizen. The least YOU
an do is to support a resolution. If
1ou will not do that then you have no
light to complain about big taxes.
Here's chance to let your voice be ,
lesrd. Sunday school at l2 m. Eve
ling at 1880, union service and bac-
alaureate sermon by Mr.. Markey in
he Methodist church. Tuesday, Chris.
ian Endeavor
Centenary NJ. +. church-Rev. Alba
]. Markey, pastor. Sunday services
O:45 a. M, sermon, "Hewing and
Building All members and friends
most cordially invited to this hour Of |
elpful worship. II, Bible school. A !
lace and a welcome await you in one {
( our classes. 1880 p. m, baccalau- Z
cate sermon, The Upward Climb TO 4
he SUBMITS Of Success The singingl
ill be led by a chorus choir Of young e
eople under the direction of super Z
stendent Crosby. This is the first I
ime that a service Of this kind has
cen held by graduates from our high q
chool, and il Is hoped that the church
i'll be completely filed by parents
nd friends. Tuesday evening, 7.sO
pworth league; theme. Thy King r
ON Come-in Ny Country" Leader.
srl BOyoe. This Il a service helpful
, all Come and help our young peO-
le in their work. Thursday evening. 4
30. a gathering at the parsonage for r
be singing Of fsyorite pieces and \
elpful scripture lesson. A large At 4
eHdsnce Is desired 4