The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-26
WILLfAMSTOWN

Mrs Lucy Whitney, who was taker
to the Randolph sanatorium the 18th
underwent an operation there a week
! later, on the 23d The operation was
successful and latest reports are that
she was as comfortable as could bt
expected.
Joseph p. DeCoteau finished moving
from the d. M. Jones house off lower
| Main street, lately bought by Mrs
| Fannie T. Covell to the house now
4 owned by William b. Jones, near the
stonesheds, last Saturday.
L. NJ Amsden of Brookfeld was in
town last Saturday night on his way
! home from Barre, where he bought a
| Ford car
| Fred Williams, now of Mortified,
and his niece, Mrs Herbert Knowles,
! of r. r. ID. No. !, were in town last
week on business.
The car containing the household
goods of Edwin n. Prescott and his
son-in.law, j. F. Keenan,, arrived from
| Hartford, Conn, last week.
Russell M Jeffords, who has been in
California the past winter with his
daughter Winifred, Mrs. Raymond t,
Waldo, has bought a place in South
Pasadena, only few blocks distant
from the home of another former resi-
dent, Walter Il. Granger
Norman j. Pratt lis back in town,
after a stay of about four months with
relatives in the west at Sheridan, Wyo.
During his absence he visited the Black
Hills and many other points of inter-
est.
Frank Covell stayed home Monday
from his work in the garage of Harvey
& Mower Barre, to move from the ten
ement in the Poole house that he and
his mother have occupied for some
years past to the house lately bought
by NJ. J. Mclean, better known as the
d. NJ Jones house.
Rev. Alba NJ lMarkey was in East
Brookfield last Sunday to fill his reg
ular monthly appointment with the
Union church of that place. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Marley.
+. H. Van Slider, who came here
from Huntington to work in the last
block factory for Mrs. Hoyt, and with
his family, has been staying at the inn,
has moved to the Involvement house
near the railroad crossing, to the same
house in which Joseph DeCoteau, jr,
now lives.
Miss Mabel Lewis, who has been
with Mrs. Odell Adams in the o. A.
Blanchard house on lower Main street,
was taken sick last week, and as she
could not be cared for we'll there, was
taken to the Barre City hospital, where
she is improving.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of Charity chap
ter, No. 81, O Il. s., and duly installed
last Friday night by Sister Abbie
Stone, the past grand mstron Worthy
matron, Mrs Lottie NJ French; worthy |
patron, n b. Robinson associate mat |
ron. Mrs Mary Gordon; secretary, Mrs !
Evelyn McAllister; treasurer, Mrs /
Mae Jeffords; couductress, Miss Ruth |
Bruce associate conductress, Mrs |
Sarah MeAlIister. Appointed officers; !
Adah. Mrs. Margaret Clark; Ruth. Mrs. /
MarcelIa Martin; Esther. Mrs. Nellie !
ingalls,; Martha, Mrs. Eliza Morrison; |
Electa, Mrs Mabel Beneyides warder, |
Mrs. Josie Grearson; marshal, Mrs |
Bessie Brockway; organist. Mrs. Mar
garet kossuth sentinel, Frank JEFF
fords. AT the close. a beautiful bag |
was presented TO Sister Stone in APP
probation of the many helps given the
chapter in the past Refreshments were
served and a social time was enjoyed /
by all. The chapter has had a very sue
ressful year and everything points to
continued success.
f. J. Rutter. optometrist, will be Mt
The Williamstown inn Friday, the Goth.
adv.