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


A, Kneeland's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Neill and Mrs.
L. A. Livingston were IN barre Moh'
day.
Leslie Dumas of Montpelier was IN
Waitsfield and Fayston Sunday.
Mfs. Dora Freeman, who mas peeh
| with her mother, Mrs. Frank smith,
the past week, returned to Montpelier
Monday.
Mrs. Isabelle Smith of Barre was a
guest of her sisters -in-law, Mrs. Ad-
/ die Dale and Mrs. Harriet Marshaii,
recently.
Miss Edna Boyce retuned SUNDAY
from her two weeks vocation and re-
sumed her position in the local teie-
phone Office.
e. Il. Neil of Randolph was IN town
Dean Griffith has gone to Warren
and is working on lumber JOB LOT
Arthur Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manning OF
| Norwood, Mass, called at }. ii. Small 5
Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Remele started Tues
day ON her return trip to Virginia col
lege, Roanoke, Va. 4,
Clarence Tucker, Charles Jones and
Beulah Moulton have entered the Uni
yersjtv of Vermont at Burlington.
A. +. Savage has moved from his
nlaco on Waitsfield common to Mrs.
o. G. Eaton's tenement
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f Cardell OF Provi-
dence. R. l., called on the Misses Buck
lin Monday. .
| Miss Grace Joslin has returned TO
New York.
The "school party to be given oy
the Epworth league in the vestrles OF
tbe Methodist church, will be Thurs
day evening, Sept. p, instead OF on
Friday evening, as previously an
manned. Please take note OF the
change and let everyone be on mana
nromptIy at s o'clock for a very en-
ioyable evening.
Coming events at the METHODIST
church: Tuesday, Sept. y, at y
O'Clock noon. the ladies aid society
will serve its annual boiled dinner
Sunday. Oct. 2, harvest Sunday. Serv-
ices at lO:45, with exercises by tie
children. special music by the CHOIR
and a harvest talk by the pastor. On
Monday evening, Oct. 3, harvest fes-
t;val and sale. Out-of town speak
ers will give interesting talks, and mu'
i sic will be rendered by our own home
folks. Wednesday evening, Oct. u
the annual chicken-pie supper Will be
served by the ladies aid society. 10
all of these events you are cordially
invited. -.
"Millions now living viii never die
Judge Rutherford. Testimony upon
testimony, evidence upon evidence, BID
lical. historical, neutrality-suspicious.
10 your reason as well as TO youl
heart-will be presented without cos'
in a lecture by A. l., Hmtley in |. .
O. F. hall. Waitsfeld, next Sunday
evening, Sept 25, at 1880 o'clock Ihi'
lecture has comforted multitudes
! s.Alillions now living will never die,
hut will enjoy unending human life OF
the earth and ascend highway o
righteousness to full perfection o
body, of mind. of character, IN com
panv with their loved ones returned
from the grave. When the Kingdom
of God is fully established mankind
win have no more fear of sickness o
accident old age or death; no NOR
dread of loss of home, or loved one
: or. Hvelihood no more sorrow
tears.-ady.
Misses Edna and Ethel Miller iron
. 81. Paul street. Burlington, were recen
guests at Thomas NeilPs.
Miss Marion Jones is gaining slowl.
!, from her illness.
Nathan Hill has moved from hi
: hous Elm South Fayston to u. NJ
! Jones tenement on his farm and vii
work for Mr. Jones
Archie Ford has moved his tamil,
4 from G.. NJ. Jones house to the Farms
worth house.
: Recent guests at the home Of MI
and Mrs. F. d. Boyce were Mr.. an
Mrs. A. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Ihoma
Lewis and son, Donald, Mrs. Gennl
Baker. from Troy, \. Y, and Mr., an
Mrs. Oliver Myers from Brooklyn, \
Y. Three of the ladies and Mr. Fulle
are brothers and sisters of Mrs. Boye'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson and Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Wheeler of North Fays
ton spent day last week at ORR
Boyce's.
zWilliam Mills is having Tor
guest this week his roomate at Han
ward. Robert Lyon.
Melvin Livingston has gone TO Mid
dlebury college.
A good sized delegation from I'll
local order of o. E. 5. is planning {
: attend the district meeting in Mont
pelier.
The chicken pie supper to be give
by the ladies' club Of the Eastern Sta
4 is 10 be on Sept. %
3 Mrs. NJ. NJ. DAYS of Moretown vii
/ ted her daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Kingsbur.
4 Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Livingston, N