The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
WATERBURY,

The chapel of the Congregational
church was the scene of very happy
occasion Monday evening when an in
formal reception was rendered the new
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. John
Prince An added joy also was that
of greeting Rev. and Mrs. William
J.. Boicourt, who returned Friday from
their service overseas. In the receiv-
! ing line also were b. r. Demeritt, Supt.
of the Sunday school and Mrs. Sea-
bury. The ushers were Mrs. w. II. B.
| Perry, Mrs. f. r.. Campbell, Mrs
James Fife and Mrs. Ola Ayers. Re-
| freshments were in charge of Mrs.
| Robert Perry and Mrs. Max Ayers.
The room was attraetively decorated
and the large number who attended
were most cordial in their greetings.
During the evening the four piece
church orchestra, consisting of Earl
Twombly, violin; w. B. Clark, cor
net; Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer, flute
and Mrs. Palmer, piano, played. Mr..
Prince has certainly assumed the pas
torate of the Congregational church
with the best wishes of all and a cor
dial reception as well from the com;
munity. The splendid work done by
Rev. and Mrs, Boicourt during his pas
torate here has born fruit among 9th
err things in many firm and lasting
friendships. which bring to them most
earnest wishes for their continued well
fare Mr.. Boicourt left this morning
for Silver Bay, N. Y. AT the church
Sunday morning he voiced his pleasure
at being home once more. AT some
later time, it is expected that he will
speak more at length. Sunday eve
ming the orchestra played and the
meeting was lead by Miss Pauline
Bidwell.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Fl. B. Perry, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Perry, Charles Perry,
Miss Minnie Quinn and Miss Dorothy
Scott of Albany, N. Y, motored to
Ausable Forks Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. Emma West
remains serious.
Miss Inez Carroll has SO far i'm
proved that Mrs. Carroll came home
for two days.
d. C. Richardson, who has been
spending part of his vacation in Mount
SPENT the week end in town,
to his home in Montelair,
n. j., this week Mr.. Richardson was
among former attendants of the Con-
church who was there on
Sunday. Others being Mrs. Alice Coo
ey of Madison, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
[. Hatch and Mrs. Nellie Bates of
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Graves and Miss
Eta Graves are taking motor trip ,
% the northern part of the state.
Miss Belle Lyman is recovering very
nicely from her recent operation at the |
Mary Fletcher hospital Her mother, l
Mrs. Richard Lyman, returned home q
{
Edgar H. Morse remains very poor
y
w. Fl. b. Perry left to-day for ten
lay western trip, which will include
ttending the National Retail Man
lfacturers' association in st. Paul, J
dinn. G
Paul D. Wallace has bought of F.
]. Towne the stock and good will and
viii conduct the business along the
anne lines. Mr.. Wallace is the son of
!. f. Wallace and naturally and by y
raining is adapted to the mercantile J
BUSINESS. Was in the service and did
is part during the World war. The
ommunity is glad to welcome him as d
ne of the younger business men and r
xtends to him all good wishes for sue D
ess. IE
Z. J. Rutter, optometrist, will be at
reen Mountain house Saturday, the D
9Th. Call and have your eyes exam c,
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