The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
WILLI4MSTOWN
Early Morning Train Will Be Discon-
tinued ian. 10.

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Station Agent L. o. Morgan has re
ceived notice from st. Adams that be
ginning next Monday, Jan. 10, the
morning train, which has arrived hert
at Gas and left at 7:l5, will be can
celled. After that date the first trair
and mail for the day will arrive al
1890 and leave at l0:45, the same al
| the second train has done. The time
of arrival and departure of the last
| train remains the same, due at 5:03 p
M and leaving at 5;l5. Under the new
plan, freight train will be run from
| Barre three times a week, sometime in
the afternoon. Up to now the morning
train has been mixed, bringing freight
as well as passengers.
All members and friends of the local
Congregational church please note that
/ the annual canvass for the financial
support of this church will be made
Sunday afternoon, next, Jan. Q. Can
vassers will call between and j
o'clock Be ready to make your pledge
for liberal subscription A substan-
Lldt duNdUNt Ou idNt y tol 10 htNliCh
and will be appreciated.
Congregational church The annual
rollcall will be held in the church par
Tors next Monday evening at 1880. The
chairman of the committee that is to
make the financial canvass on Sunday
will report results to this meeting. All
members and supporters are urgently
invited to attend. Refreshments will
be served. This invitation is for you.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will hold social after
the Christian Endeavor meeting Tues
day next. The meeting will begin at
7 instead of 1880.
A very pleasant family gathering
was held at the home of Mrs. Mary l.
Staples New Years day, partly to com
memorate the anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr. and Mrs. II. d, Staples,
which took place eight years before on
Dec 81 Among those present were
Mrs. Martha Carpenter of Montpelier,
sister Of Mrs Mary Staples; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur LaCross and son, Henry,
Of Barre; Mr. and Mrs Warren V,
Grearson and family with the excep
tion of Miss Mildred, and Don Staples
of this village Mr. LaCross, who is the
brot her Of Mrs II. d. Staples. remained
until Monday, returning then to his
home in Barre and his family.
Mrs Elsie Kelly, who has been do
ing dressmaking as needed at peoples
homes, with rooms at Mrs. Griifin's,
kau ,,,aY.aA ha az ~ he
Winchester's.
Mrs. C. f. Gushea, who submitted TO
an operation for appendicitis at the
Barre City hospital a few days ago, is
reported to be making good recovery.
Stock taking is going on this week
at the g. r. McAllister store as is the
custom Of the firm directly after New
Years.
Jason johnson is able TO be out on
the street again, after a serious illness |
OF two months or more. Mr. johnson |
is one of the few remaining veterans
of the Civil war and the last one living |
in town who answered the first call and |
went out IN 81 May his shadow never
grow less.
ANY who are insured in the Union |
Mutual OF Montpelier and have not re-
ceived calendar for 1927 are asked to
call for one at the postoffice adv
Mrs. Emma +. Warner has been in
for few days and confined /
to her rooms at John Perrt's, but is
now improving.
Mrs, Martha Wales has returned
from East Dedham, Mass, where she
went several days ago with the body
Of her husband, Samuel Wales, for bur
lal. During her absence she also visited
a sister in Berkeley, Mass.
Wayne Farnham went TO West Boil.
ton to spend Christmas with his peo-
pie and has since sent for his trunk,
which he left at the inn, expecting TO
return here. 1t is supposed that he has
found work in his home town.