The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-21
WATERBURY,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams, Tor the
Easter vacation. She was accompa-
MED by her college friend. Miss Alice
Ladd. who went on Friday morning
to her home in East Andoyer. \. d.,
where her father, Rev. George f. Ladd,
is pastor of the Congregational church
Miss Ruth Graves is home from Sim
mons college with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, L. NJ. Graves.
The committee on pulpit supply 81
the Congregational church met III the
office of Z. Z. Campbell and organized
bv making Mr.. Campbell chairman.
! Letters were read and matters dis
cussed relative to securing a new pas
tor, the pulpit being vacant April
bv reason of the resignation OF Rev.
| +. c. HAYES because of illness.
Mrs. Nellie Chase is visiting in Bur
%lington, the guest of Mrs. Joel Gates.
H. p. Hooker, who has been with
| his daughter, Mrs. Martin Chatlee, for
some time, has returned to his home
in Peacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Grout have
moved upon the Coburn place in Dux-
bury.
Ruth Allen has returned from Bos-
ton much improved. after six months
in the New England poliomyelitls hos
pital.
Mrs. Il. G. Hayes expects to teach IN
| the grammar school at the center ait
er the Easter vacation.
t
Miss Maude DeCell, who teaches IN
| Mortified. is at her home-at the Center
for the Easter recess.
The son born in New York March
3 TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Zangerle OF
New York is a grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. f. Savage, former residents OF
this place.
Regular meeting Of Waterbury
grange March %. 1t is expected that
| the district deputy will be present. Dis
| trict Deputy Pease Of Pericho made an
| official visit to Dillingham; grange at
he last meeting.
The burial Of Mrs. Laura CDurser,
who has made her home for some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Backus,
| took place at Troy, where her home
was for some time. She had been IN
| the ltome of j. T. Smith before max
'ng her home with Mrs. Bsekus. She
is survived nv the one daughter, only.
The Pierian club had q most interest.
ng meeting with Mrs. Wiltsie Brisbrin
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Brisbrin and
Mrs. Russell. hostesses.
Wednesday evening, Waterbury re-
| view Of the Maccabees had a most
! pleasant evening in their rooms, which
we're tastcfully decorated in green and
white. Shamrocks and even the Blar-
nev stone were in evidence. About -
were present. The program consisted
II vocal solos, THE TuIabled Down
shack in Athlone'' and The Irish
| Shamrock" by Edward Emmons, and
Mother Machree' and There's a Dear
| Old Spot in Ireland" by Walter Avl.
ward. Mrs. Gale was the accompanist
md also rendered piano solos. Miss
Ruth FLYNN told the story OF Why II,
Patrick's Birthday Falls on the 18th Of
March" A fine supper was served and
an enjoyable social time passed.
w. f. Carroll has sold the Nor.
gan home on North Main street to
Irving Turner, who buys for a home.
Another delightful social affair was
the card party given by Mrs. W. Il,
B. Perry. Mrs. Parks and Mrs. w. H,
Seaburv at the home of Mrs. Perry
Thursday afternoon, eight tables being
entertained and 800 being PLAYED. The
Green and white were prettilv tes-
fooned throughout the rooms and sham
Il. A-.c.sou,, Az ,rara nlz1
decorative. Shamrocks and hats for
score cards were presented the guests.
The first prize was won by Mrs, c. b.
Adams and the consolation prize by
| Mrs. c. C. Abbott. Delicious refresh.
uents were served, the cream being
N green and white. Little cakes with
oolored frosting did not forget the
,reen, while cookies had a genuine
shamrock leaf embedded in the frost
NC. The affair was another of the
| pleasant occasion for which these host
asses are noted and made another link
in the chain Of pleasant social affairs.
Thursday evening a good crowd
gathered at st. Andrews hall 20 see
the picture. Kathleen Mavourneen
The showing Of pictures in this hall
was made possible through the new
portable machine which Manager Dut.
Ton nov owns and wa the first time
{ has been used for a church enter
tainment.
A large flock OF wild geese flying
northward treasures one that the win.
ter is passing.
Next Wednesday evening in grange
hall II the Center there will be a
Injecting for all interested in d~airying
" bovine tuberculosis. County Agent
Briggs viii be present, as will also be
Or. DeFossett, both Of whom viii
speak. All are asked "a come pre-
pared TO ask questions and II is hoped
that thi, question Of so much impor-
lance NAV be thoroughly discussed. II
Is hoped by members Of the farm bu'
resu that we may have a regular com
munity clean up as far as demanding
tested herds may count.
Promoters for the community ball
on Easter Monday night are telling
neople they NAV wear their old clothes
and in the next breath are advising
them 10 get their shoes shined. ANY
wav. great times are ahead for that
evening and il Is sure everyone will
want TO 90 and make that old new hall