The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-22

j. Stewart and Hazen Stewart, from
Lowell; another brother, George Stew
art, his son and daughter, Rex Stew
art and Mrs. Hobart Mann, OF Hyde
Park.
The children and members of the
family feel very appreclative oil the
many kindnesses, flowers given ana
courtesies shown.
The harvest supper at the Congre-
pational church Tuesday evening
brought packed house. All those
who attended were enthusiastic over
the menu, which was most appetizlng.
The committee in charge of this was
Mrs. w. H. B. Perry, Mrs. W. b.
Parks and Mrs. Nelson Vassar. Deco
rations were elaborate indeed, the
com mittee, A. H. Smith, Mrs. X. D.
Knowles, Mrs. P. J. Grace and MIS-.
w. B. Clark, modelling pumpkins and
summer squash into vases and deco
rating with autumn foliage and mas
turtiums. Among the many who at
tended were Rev and Mrs. f. .. ho-
kerk. Miss Mary Lease and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Griggs of Barre.
The death of Edgar H. Morse OF
Duxbury removes one of the older and
most respected of citizens. Born In
Duxbury. he has spent most of his life
in his native town, where he leaves
number of descendants to honor and
respect his memory.
Sunday was big day at the Con-
gregational church. The church was
prettily decorated in hydrangeas,
American ivy and wild asters, the work
being in charge of Mrs. b. r Demeritt,
assisted by Miss Annie Morse. Special
music was rendered by theschoir, tkere
was baptism and very strong, help
full sermon by the minister, Rev. John
G. Prince. Rally day in the Sunday
school brought good attendance. The
superintendent, B. X. Demeritt, was in
charge of the exercises and com
mittee, consisting Of Harris Metcaif
Mrs. L. A. Stanley and Miss Lena Wal
lace, prepared the following program,
which was well carried out; Process
sional, choir and primary pupils; open
ing service of Sunday school; rally
dav welcome, Norman Stearns; Our
Welcome" Audrey Burbank and Jose
phine Smith; "0ur School Rally"
Carroll Clair; Hail the Children's
King" choir; Seven Pennies" Mar
tina Mansfield; "A Puzzler," Barbara
Chase; "The Readys," Elbridge Mans
field, Keith Bassett and John Greene;
"His Love-" cradle roll; song, Jesus
Bless the Children" primary; How
May We Grow Like Jesus, Mary and
Frances Perry; bible Heroes" pri-
mary; "Rally Day" girls and boys,
primary; Rally Around the Home
life" juniors; song. Hail Jesus the
King" primary; "The Story" Mrs.
Stearns; presentation of certificates
by the pastor and a song by the school.
In the evening, the chapel was well
filled at the Christian Endeavor meet
ing. led BY the president, Miss Eta
Graves. This took the form OF what
Christian Endeavor had done partic-
ularly in the arly days of the organi-
zation. Along this line, talks were
given by Mrs. Edwin F. Palmer, B. r.
Demeritt and c. c. Graves. Special
musical numbers were rendered by
Flbridge Miller, who played violin
solo. his sister. Miss Ermina Miller,
serving as accompanist. Miss Mary
Lease rendered piano solo at the close
of the service. The entire meeting was
interesting and helpful.
Cyril Shelvy, who has been at Lake
Placid for the summer, spent the week
| end here with his mother, Mrs. A. w.
White. He leaves tomorrow for his
Junior wear at Middlebury college. Miss
Helen Canerdy also returns to the col
lege and Lucius Bassett and Miss Leila
! Wallace of the class of 1921, w. ii. s.,
are entering the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. White and Law
renee Shelvy have returned from Rut-
land. where they attended the Rutland
fair and visited friends. Mr. White,
who has been for some time the ef-
fcient clerk with Brisbrin & Brisbrini
has resigned his position because OF i'll
health.
Miss Ermina Miller. member of the
class of 1921, w. II. S., left yesterday
for Littleton. n H., where she takes
the nurses training course in the
hospital there.
Miss Mary Lease, who has given SO
kindly Of her musical talent 70 the
work of the Congregational church
since her return from New York,
where she studied a part Of the sum
mer. has returned to her position as in
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