The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-12
WATERBURY,

Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. Hatch OF Bur
linpton were in town Sunday, bringing
with them Mr.. and Mrs. James Flfe
and Grandma" Gleason, who have
been guests Of Mrs. Nellie Bates.
Grandma Gleason is 96 years OF age,
has been spending a week at the Hateh
home and enjoyed the band concert IN
Burlington and many pleasant things
connected with her visit. Mr. and MIS-.
Hatch have just returned from Sche.
nectady, where they were guests OF
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertel 7. Perry.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Smith of Worces
ter. Mass. are guests of Mr. Smith :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Smith CT
| Randall avenue. Mr.. Smith is one OF
| the leading business men of that city,
| being in the hardware business.
Mrs. H. A. Slayton of Morrisville,
| president of the State Federation of
| Women's Clubs, was a recent guest OF
Mrs. J. S. kimball, president OF the
| Pierian club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bassett, Luz
| Gins Bassett and Leander Bassett were
| in Mortified Saturday, perfecting ar
rangements for the entering OF Leander
Bassett to Norwich university. La
cius Bassett plans to enter Middle
bury college.
Frank Yeartaw has sold che Parker
house on Winooski street, which he
bought this summer and upon which he
| has made extensive repairs, TO NJ H.
| Willis, tine union school superlntend-
| emit. Mr.. Willis has also bought the
horse Harry Thaw of Mr. Yeartaw
| This horse has good record on the
| track. but it is understood that MI
| Willis will use him for his driving.
Chester Moody, who was at Bay.
path institute last year, has entered
the employ of II. C. Whitehill in The
Record office.
The Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bur.
ton Morse has been named Burton
Morse, lr.
Although Otis Cotton had very Sc
rious operation for appendicitis, ms
condition remains quite favorable.
Philip Shonio is doing well, although
his nervous condition has been some
what worse since the slight operation
To which he submitted few days ago
| The program for the Hypatia club
which has been prepared by the pro
gram committee, Miss Eta Graves
Mrs. Eva Stanley and Mrs. May Put
ram. il now in the hands of the print
er and is one OF great interest am
} helpfulness. The general subject, IN
Growth of Democracy and Its Relation
10 Women" will be treated in varion
papers and addresses. The first meet
inc will be Oct. Z. Mrs. Atherton AM
Mrs. Woods being hostesses, Their
will be greetings from the president
Mrs. Lillian Demeritt; a roll call, va
cation "reminiscences" and Noca
, solo bv Miss Booker. The following
program will have papers on WON
en- of Ancient History, Women Q
Medieval Times" Nov. 4 there vii
, he a Joint meeting, when Dean Was
| son gives neT auu eSs "" -,
Ideal of International Sisterhood' ON
or interesting papers will be n
Women of France" Madam Cure,
The Women of American History,
women as Political Leaders" WON
en- in Science and Industry Amer
can Women in Literature, Women
Educators" and a paper which shout
4 be of special interest to many HOY
Sbould a Woman Who is a Home max
or Apportion Her Time!" There WI
. be a lecture by Miss Potter of the eN
tension service, gentlemen's night,
program arranged by the eonservatio
! committee and many events OF specis
interest.