The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-05
WATERBURY,

+ The latest news from Fred Fl. Perry
of Beverly, Mass, is that, while b,
occasionally has slight periods of con
seriousness, for the most part he re
mains unconscious. Mr. Perry was
struck in the head, but the more seri
GUS part of his condition seems to be
the stroke of paralysis which he had
his left side being paralyzed and which
| is supposed to be the cause Of his los
| ing control Of his car.
The young son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Miller has been named lee Wells
Miller
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferd Morse of Duxbury Friday.
Ira Wescott, who has been employed
by Philip Shonio, has moved to More
town, vacating the tenement on Cros-
sett hill.
Last Wednesday evening a large
number gathered at Masonic hall, 9i
sitting down to the banquet, which
had been prepared by committee
from Queen Esther chapter, No. 20, o.
=. s. These were members, guests and
Official visitors Of this order Follow
ing the banquet, the work was put on
in a fine manner by the officers, Mrs.
Mary Putnam, as worthy matron, put
ting much reverence into the spirit of
the work The hall is wen fitted now
and the beautiful new flag Of banner
silk. with gold fringe, on a standard
by the matron's chair, adds more dig
nifty to the work: The solo work on
Wednesday evening was done bv Mrs.
Florence Joslyn. A large class Of can
didates was received and gladly well |
coined. Mrs. Josephine Fav of Willis. |
ION, grand matron Of the Eastern Star
odge Of Vermont, spoke in a friendly !
manner of the town and the local
odge, OF their work and then partic-
ilarly OF the work of the Eastern Star
lone in the state, its need and the
privilege of working for the same. Mrs.
Vary Mackay Of Barre, ID. d. q. NJ.
Ilso spoke kindly of the work and I
DICED her appreciation Of the ban
uet and cordial reception. She offered
few suggestions, which viii be fol- L
owed gladly. The matron of Sickle
napier OF Stowe spoke briefly. There
we're 20 present from that lodge,
mong them Mrs. Mcmahon, grand rep
esentative of Nebraska. For those
Who had not been so much of late. DR..
:. j. Foster responded in most touch
ng manner and in an enthusiastic way
yer the present work of the order.
lmong others noted as attending were
lrs. Charles G. Warren, who was the
ret matron of re-organized lodge;
lrs. Margaret Knowles. p. ID. ID. q.
l., and W. B. Clark. p. ID. d. G. p. The
andling Of refreshments Wednesday !
tening brought forth again the need
greater facilities and more room for :
ne social and hospitable part of the
ork. Mrs. Fay, while in town, was a =
nest OF Mrs Mary Putnam and Mrs. !
ackay Of Mrs Margaret Knowles. {
Next Tuesday evening will be the
inual meeting and election of Off c
rs Of the Community club in Com. / !,
unity hall at s o'clock. Everyone in
e community is a member and
ould be present. p
Wednesday evening. Dec. 7, the first q
tertainment of the lecture course
II be given by the Letter Light Opera :,
mpany. 4
There was an opportunity Yesterday
7 all to attend church who felt any
,lination that way, and that many
! was proven by the large congrega-
ms which gathered. A particularly d
-ge congregation attended at the
church in the morning
d heard strong sermon by the min
er, who took for his subject. "The
oss on the Crucible." In the after
on at 3 o'clock. il was estimated
II 200 attended the Masonic service 4
the Methodist church, when Edward ~
Crannell of Burlington gave much hs
ormation regarding THE Principles h
4 Teaching Of Masonry" Mr.. Gran i,
: words were closely followed and
told Of the purposes of the Masonic Of
lers, which are always for the good "a
! right. At 5 o'clock in the after. III
IN people again came out and heard =,
m Rev. John G. Prince another fine 4,
mon on Get Together" The choir ha
dered two numbers, Mrs. Kathleen "a
Baron Luce sang Love Never Fail 10.
= ard two flute solos were rendered ~
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer. This -
$ followed by the Christian En- =.
vor meeting at which Miss weltha ~
sker rendered "Just for TODAY =. :.
ss Melba Abbott Of Essex Junction N,
isted in the choir Of this church On
lday morning In the evening at the en-,
thodist church. there was an illus- ~,
ted sermon. The Man Of Power" -, 20
&c numbers also attended an the ~,
gices at st. Andrews church. 80 80
Irs. r. J. Knowles has been confined iul
the house for a few DAYS with the wh
railing cold. Tau
u are pleased to note the continued .
rovement in the condition Of Miss roll
: Carroll. lie
oming next Friday evening is an -
r OF the parish socials at the Con ~, ~
'ational church in charge Of Mr.. ~,
Mrs. G. b. Adams.