The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
WlLLIAMSTOWN

Chautauqua closed very successful
series of meetings ON Tuesday evening
whit a stunt party" given by the
members of junior chautuqua, which
drew the biggest house of the series
and was highly enjoyed by the audi.
ence. This followed by an Opera Uni.
que by a company of four trained
singers and pianist, the bass, manager
Hoffan being talented comedian, who
made many hits with the audience. The
i presidnt Of the guarantor's association
William B. Jones, presented the super
intendent of the chautauqua, Miss Ma
bel Vernon, with the contract for next
year, signed by 40 guarantors, and
called for rising vote Of thanks to Miss
Vernon, and the leader Of the Junior
chautauqua, Miss Pearl Truckenmiller
which were given heartily. The inter
est shown In the chautauqua on this
their second year in this town, has been
general and the annual appearance is
looked forward to.
Miss Edna Belcher of Chester. teach
er of commercial branches in the high
school last year. lis visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Ida M. Kendrick has returned
to her home in Barre after few DAYS
stay at d. j. Briggs.
Mrs, Anna A. Holden is at the Gen.
trail House in Barre
News is received here of the recent
death at his home in Providence, X. l.,
of Henry Cram, Oldest brother of Clin-
ton w. Cram, after short illness fol-
lowing shock.
The deceased was the son of Allen
and Katherine tMarston) who was
among the early settlers in the part Of
the town where Judge Paine lived and
was often employed by him. When
mere boy, Henry Cram enlisted for
service in the Civil war, and when dis
charged came north as far as Provi-
dence r. l., where he found work and
later went into business for himself,
married and spent the remainder of his
life. He had wide acquaintance, and
was honored by his fellow citizens with
a seat in the common council from 1886
to 1883. His wife died several years
ago but he leaves son, Henry c. Cram
who has been for II years assistant city
solicitor in Providence, and daughter,
Mrs. Clinton V. Dean, of same city.
He also leaves a brother, Clinton w.
Cram, of this town and several nieces
and nephews. Mr.. Cram retired from
active business about five years ago.
He was always interested in the civic
affairs Of his adopted city and was
prominent member of Prescott post OF
the g. A. r.
Supt. NJ. A. Outland. Prin. VI. r.
Crosby, accompanied by Mrs. Crosby !
and John, Misses Brownell, Camp, Sea-
YER and Mrs Ruby Whitney, teachers,
and Angel Fernandez, who is TO take I
part in the state spelling contest as
one of the contestants from this coun-
ty. have gone TO Rutland to attend the 4
End annual convention Of the Vermont (
State Teachers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Holt have gone
heir son, Ashton Holt, and family.
heir son. Ashton Holt and family.
Centenary Methodist Church--Rev.
Alba NJ. Marley, pastor. Sunday serv-
ces, 10 As a. m, sermon, "The Masters
Challenge" All our friends
most cordially invited 10 worship with
~ at this time. IL. Bible school; II
Hemes Ntue IfoDieH1s Oh an Early
1hurch." Why not remain and discuss
he lesson with usf Seventy were
present last Sunday. 1880 p. m, a
mion gathering in the vestry OF the
hurch, lasting IS minutes. Most Of
he time will be given TO an inspira-
ional service of song in charge Of
Henry r. Waldo. Rev. Charles Il.
Walsh, pastor of the Congregational
hurch, win give l0-minute talk on
ONE helpful theme. Extra seats will
,e provided. Let us sustain and help
'ur preachers and our churches. Tues.
" evening, 1880, Epworth league,
hsme, "How Can We Apply the Golden
iule Today" Leader, Warren Covell.
large attendance is desired. Thurs
ay evening, 1880, a meeting at the
arsonage for song, prayer and scrip
ure lesson. This is a gathering for
yerybody. Plan TO come.
Everybody come TO the grange han,
Oct. 81. Chicken-pie
upper, sale Of aprons, fancywork and
andy. Dancing from Q TO u. Good
upper. good music and good time
for everybody by the ladies
a.