The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-29
WATERBURY,

AT the Methodist Episcopal church
| Sunday, a very interesting program
was given at the children's day exer.
cises. Each number was a pleasure to
hear and all did remarkably well.
At the Congregational church last
Sunday Rev. John c. Prince gave a
strong sermon on Does Jesus Care ~
using for his text, "He Careth for
You" Mr.. Prince gave logical reasons
why Jesus cared and impressed the
audience again with his earnestness.
Mr.. Prince will be in the pulpit again
next Sunday and will have special
message for those who attend.
A card from Mrs. W. NJ. Newton,
written herself, brings encouraging
news of her continued improvement
Rev. and Mrs. Newton and Miss Eliza
beth expect TO leave Providence, r. L.,
July 5 and will take the auto trip
slowly to Barnard, where they have
rented house and will spend July aud
August.
Twenty-Five ladies from waterbr.ey
review, No. IL, of the Woman's Benz.
fit Association of the Maccsbees al
tended a marathon rally in St Al
bans last week Tuesday evening Re
views from New Hampshire and Can,
ada were represented there. This rally
was held in honor of Miss Bina N.
West, supreme commander of the asso-
citation of Port Huron, Mich. This was
her first visit TO Vermont in Ia wears
Supreme Lieutenant Commander Mr.
L. v Mcdaniel of Buffalo, ". v, and
Miss Rose Miller, deputy supreme
commander, of Pawtucket, R. l.. were
also present. The ritualistic work was
exemplifed by St. Adams, No. 0, Har
mony of Barre, No. |, Capital, No. s,
Of Montpelier and Waterbury, No. III.
Miss West entertained IA ladies at a
8 O'Clock dinner at The Tavern. Mrs
Eta Walker, Mrs. Anna Carpenter and
Miss Iva Decker attended from Wa
terbury. st. Adams review was hostess
TO a sumptuous banquet served after
the evening work, Mrs. Nellie Roben
of Barre acting as toastmistress.
Miss Mary Lease, instructor in mu.
sic at Goddard seminary, il at the
home of her parents for the summer
vacation.
Miss Jane Pingree Of Delavan, n. Y, |
has been visiting Miss Margaret Pike |
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs H. H. De
merritt for the past week. Saturday, |
Mr.. and Mrs. DemeTitt, Miss Pike aAd |
Miss Pingree motored to Island Pond |
10 attend the wedding of Miss Gather |
Inc Strobe to Paul Higbee of Proctor,
at the home Of her cousin. Congress
man Porter H. Dale. The Waterbury |
party had great eommendation for the /
graeiousness Of the hospitality Of Mrs.
Dale and Congressman Dale as well /
The motor trip was also delightful.
The kitchen at the Congregational
church, which has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs, through the kindness
" the ladies union, is now awaiting
he painters. A cement floor, cupboard
room, all one could wish, plenty Of
light. sink and water in the most
handy place and a new range and heat
ng oven make an attractive PROPOSE
ion for the workers. Interior decorat-
ne will also be done on the social
-oom to which the new stairway leads
Since the building Of this stairway.
he hall from the other stairs has not
zen necessary. and IL was through
Utilizing this space that the possibiii-
les Of the kitchen became q reality. !,
work will also be done
n the parsonage. the prudential com
nittee having these Improvements in
barge.
Miss Stella Griffith substituted for
.irs. Florence Wood RusseH ir Bur
ington Sunday - the Baptist church.
iiss Griffith sang in the morning. The
ord i Ny Strength" by Wooler. ard
\ the evening. ~C-ounod's The Peace /
Z God While IN the CITY. she was the
nest 81 Mr.. p. 6. Hill Mss Griffith
, 70 attend summer school snd wiil
tudy uith Mr. Nichols.
The funeral OF Erwin Cooley viii bs
ed from his late hcne THURSDAY aft
moon 81 o'ciosk-