The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-04
NEWBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Leslie Andrew
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Cordelia Gould, to Malcolm st
Clair on Saturday, the second of July
| 1921, at Pasadena, CAL. also card:
marriage of Miss Marion Eisenbrey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Eisenbrey of Rochester, N. Y, to John
Edward Ludeman on Thursday, July
rs, 1921.
Mrs. Arthur Sawyer and daughter
Elizabeth, of Franconia spent the week
end with Mrs. Sawyer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe are
entertaining Fred Monroe and his
daughter, Ruth, of Bridgeport, Conn,
Miss Stevens and Miss Anna Maloney
of Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson of
Springfield, Mass, are the guests of
James Johnson.
Miss Belle Prescott and her broth
err, Frank, are spending few weeks in
town,
Dr. Irving and Mrs. johnson are
helping Deacon Sidney hay, as well as
depicting his larder
1t just rained and poured last Fri.
day, the day of our church fair, but in
spite. of the weather conditions the
gang was all there, thanks to the au
tomobile Chadwick hall was crowded
with buyers and supper seekers. About
200 were fed, and it was a good sup
per too, and there was SIS realized
from the diningroom. The candy table,
fancy goods and housekeeping tables
showed handsome returns. These, with
the $40 which the Nellie Gill players
donated, brought up the grand total to
about 5000 The ladies greatly appre-
ciate the interest taken by their Ha
verhill, Pike and Wells River friends
who braved the storm, and the packed
house in the evening which necessitat
ed chairs to be brought in, was a glow
ing tribute to the hold which the Mel
lie Gill players have on the hearts OF
all those present.
Miss Drant of Wildwood Hall is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Wheeler of Chicago
and Mrs. Whistler of South Carolina.
Miss Isle Southworth is taking in
New York and Philadelphia this week.
A former pastor of the First Con-
church of this place late
Iy discovered that lightning was no
respecter of persons, if we should |
nudge by the following taken from the |
Boston Globe: New Haven, July 2l.-i
struck the Grand Avenue
Congregational church to-day while |
service was in progress, knocking
hole in the brick wall and scattering
plaster over the congregation. No one
vas injured. In order to calm the wor.
shippers, Rev. William C. Prentiss, the
pastor, announced hymn, but no note
,ould be coaxed from the organ, as the
,olt had burned out the electrical con
lections."
r. c, Borden of Newark, n j., was
he guest of Albert Kendrick the first
Il the week. Mr.. Borden is of good old
Iew England stock of the Vermont
'ariety and is imbued with love for
he scenes of his childhood. He is a
most welcomed visitor.
Mooselauke will always be new to
he young and will continue to at
ract, not only this generation, but
enerations which are to follow. Tues
ay there was large delegation from
his place who made the ascent and
eport most glorious time; most
wonderful view; an excellent lunch.
We understand that those Of the party
rho were slightly infirm rode up for
ear that the extra exertion might re
ult in lessening their avoirdupois, but
hat may be only report.
Mr. and Mrs. James Webb of Rock
sland, Canada, are visiting Mr.. Webb's
ster, Mrs. Alvah Cobeigh.
Mrs. F. f. Kimball is spending a few
avs in town.