The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-10
WATERBURY,
from HOMEGROWN Wool Mrs. Hayden
Spun and Knit Many Articles.

from HOMEGROWN Wool Mrs. Hayder
Spun and Knit Many Articles.
Mrs. NJ. V. b. Hayden, who is Is
years of age next June, believes that
work keeps one young and certainty
practices what she breaches. Besides
caring for her house, with its round OF
three meals a day, she has from the
wool of their own sheep last year knit
80 pairs of mittens, 10 of which were
lined; two pairs gloves and three pairs
of socks. The wool was carded in Bar
ton. Mrs. Hayden has % pounds OF
rolls. She has spun and twisted and col
ored the yarn and has many orders
ahead for her home knit goods. At
Christmas time she knit m%ittens, dou-
BILE ones, for each of her great grand
children. As the eldest Of these was
only four years old, the size Of the nit
tens can be judged. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
den have seven grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren.
The funeral Of Mrs. B. 0. Woodland
was held from her late home Friday
afternoon, Rev. Knapp, pastor of the
Episcopal church in Montpelier, Off
|ciating. The bearers were Frank
|Towne, Frank Dutton, Z. f. Joslyn,
Arthur Snow, B. f. Wallace and w. NJ.
|Grecne. Among those present from out
|of town were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Murphy Of Exeter, n. H., Mrs. Osborne
|nf Montpelier and Mrs. G. NJ. Wood
lard of Barre. The Woman's Benefit as
koeiation of the Maccabees, review No.
III, attended in a body and gave their
Ritual work both at the house and at
he cemetery. Those in charge OF the
work were Mrs. Alice Hill, commander;
Mrs. Bertha Cullen, lieutenant com
|nander, and Mr.. Lulu Griffith, SER
eeant. This was the first time this
Service has been given in town and it
WAS much complimented by those who
offended the service.
Among those who thought of those
hit the Vermont state hospital for the
insane during the holidays was the
|@iirls' Friendly society of st. PauIs
|hurch in Burlington, which sent a box
bf gifts for those who were without.
Mrs. j. j.. Crossett, Mrs. Philip Shon-
o, Mrs. c.. C. Holmes and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. J. Maloney, Miss Nora Griffin
Ind Mrs. George Grandfeld of Fayston
we're among visitors in Burlington Fri
bay. |
Thursday evening at the meeting of
Paul Dillingham; lodge. No. 81, X. of P,
he following onic W elected, to
be installed probal two weeks:
IL ~noaIIor oommot,1 ',+Ja naEorUa.
ice chancellor, Haro'd Lewis; p%relate,
[lark Young; master of work, George
Leighton; keeper of records and seals,
Warren Robe; master Of exchequer,
George Long; master Of finance, Il. L.
campbell; master of arms, William
Young; trustee for three years TO sue
iced himself, Tired Backus.
Doris Moriarty and Irene Bruce left
IN Thursday for Bellair Heights, Fla.
where they have secured employment
H the Belleview hotel for the winter
Mrs. A. c. Huntley of Bolton spent
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. B. Hayden.
During vacation, Lloyd Squires APP ]
|eared much at home at the Waterbury
hn, where he was for some tine en-
loyed. Norman Hamel is back at his {
I'm, where he was for some time EN-
loyed for tours years previous TO his {
bining the American expeditionary (
brces.
The welfare committee of the Com
club. Mrs. ii. d. Hopkins, Mrs.
Brisbrin and Mrs. Ralph Put {
am, have tabulated the following use
III articles which were given out at
hristmas time: 27 pairs shoes, 20 pairs '
bookings, s pairs rubbers, "a suits un- v
erclothes, . shirts, Is yards outing
annel, s pairs mittens, material for
lree dresses, S spools of thread, 3 pairs
vershoes, 3 pairs leggings, | night
Dwn, 3 grocery orders. 4 one-quarter
ariel sacks of hour, S one-eighth sacks, =
} bushels potatoes, ! pair pants, =
ress, ! waist, ] hat, ! sweater. also !
, booklets, 300 bags candy and 28 has .
ITS fruit. Helpers for this commit
e were. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Wal S
At a meeting Of Perry Aldrich post,
merican Legion, No. 81, the following
licers were elected: Commander, Dav- q
d Symes; vice-eommander, Richard Il
ice: financier, Eric Graves. adiutant,
J. Flannery; var risk committee, !,
Luce. Meetings will be regu- Z,
rly held. m
Airs. Fred Roundy. who has been a :
Of her sister. Mrs. b. II. JOY. has
turned to her home at South ROYAL. =
n. :
J. b. Eldredge was in Randolph re-
ntly. attending the annual meeting Z
the Camp Randolph association, Of y
lich he is one Of the directors. -