The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-24

Rivieras and Mediterraneans that
were ever made
ut is a fine experience, this living
in France, and the finest thing about
it is the way it makes you appreciate
home.
EAT a little sugar on snow for these
three Vermonters over here, who are
having a splendid time, but who think
often of the folks at home.
Sarah Boicourt."
The Rebekahs served another of their
delicious suppers to the Twenty-Five
club Monday evening. Speeches were
made by several of the members, in
Guiding b. r. Demeritt, who spoke of
his appearing in Washington in the in
terests of a tariff on the spring clothes
pin, NJ, Fl. Moody on farming and the
milk situation and Superintendent
Lance, who was a visitor, on educa-
tional legislation.
Cards announcing the birth Of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodward Of
Belmont, Mas, have been received h.
relatives. The young man has been
named Richard Foster.
Mrs. G. D, Swasey is much improved
and her son, Paul, has returned to Bos-
ton
Miss Patricia Grace was the proud
hostess at a dinner party to seven of her
young friends in honor of her seventh
birthday.
Among the many guests at the inn,
people are glad to welcome on the
streets again, Mr.. Lindsay of Mont
real, who has been here many times
and with whom many feel somewhat
acquainted.
Mrs. George Z. Ladd. who has been
in poor health for some time, has been
since Jan. 4 in Hampton, Va, with
lfriends and at her old school home in
| Griggs hall, Hampton institute, where
Mrs. Ladd, as Mary Hamblin, taught
for IL years. Mrs. Ladd expects to re-
turn to her New Hampshire home on
April /.
Clarence Bailey of Wilder is spend
ing a week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Douglass.
At the morning service in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday, the
choir will render the cantata, The Liv.
ing Christ" by Henry Wildermere. The
cantata will be given by the regular
choir Of Is voices: r.. @. Miller and
John Miller, tenors; Mrs. b. r. Demer-
lit, Mrs. r. j.. Knowles, Miss Lena Wal
lace, Miss Weltha Booker. Miss Ger
| trude Miller, Miss Alice Seabury. Mrs.
Burbank and Mrs. Burton Luce, So
| pranos; Mrs. J.. +. Claire, Mrs. r. w.
Demeritt and Miss Ermina Miller, al
tos; r. w. Demeritt and Charles A.
| Abbott, bassos. f.. G.. Miller is leader
and Mrs. Edwin f.. Palmer organist.
This ~cantata has much variety. Besides
the choruses by the entire choir, there
will be a contralto solo by Mrs. j. T
Claire; soprano solo by Mrs. B. r. De
merritt; soprano and contralto duet by
Mrs. Luce and Mrs. X. w. Demeritt,
eontralto and tenor duet BY Mrs. Claire
and John Miller; tenor solos by John
Miller and f.. G. Miller; soprano and
bass duet by Miss Booker and II, w
Demeritt; baritone solo by Mr.. Demec,
lit: a chorus for ladies' voices; unison
solo for mems voices: soprano. tenor
anu UdSH Allp anu supp bA4Os hAtV anu
tenor trio. while the obligato work
will be taken by Mrs. Luce and +. 6.
Miller.
II. G. Whitehill received news Tues
day afternoon of the death OF his moth
err, widow of NJ. II. Whitehill Of Groton.
Since the coming of her son TO this
town, Mrs. Whitehill has often been
here and those who became acquainted
with her feel the passing OF another
rare character and extend sympathy to
Mr.. Whitehill at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Messer of Worces-
ter, Mass, are guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Messer on the North Duxbury
road.
Next Friday afternoon, the ladies at
the Center are hostesses for a meet
inn of the Waterbury home bureau,
when Miss Mildred Boice, county home
demonstration agent. will assist in the
making of dress forms.
The Hypatia club win omit its meet
ing this week because Of Good Friday
and will meet next week. April l, with
Mrs. II. h. Lease. The meeting OF
April s will be in charge of the edu
cational committee.
Mrs. NJ O. Evans, who has been
spending the winter on the Pacific
coast with her children and has OF
late been with Mrs. Bert Anderson, is
expected home next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Durfee Of Bris
toll have been guests Of Mrs. Dur
fees father, Edison b. Palmer. at the
home Of r. W. Demeritt.
Representative Metcslf Of WIliston
has been a guest Of his son Harris
Metcalf.
Mrs. J. B. Adams is a guest Of her
daughter. Miss Mary Adams, in Som
e%ryillc, Mass.
A large number attended the sugar
supper in the social room of the Con
pregational church Tuesday evening,
when most appetizing visnds were
served in addition to new sugar on
snow.