The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-14

weekly movie entertainment TetuIHtu
home by stage Thursday evening, being
obliged on account of the heavy storm
to leave their auto at Woodstock.
DIR. A. I. Marshall, who has been
confined to his house by illness, has
so far recovered as to be able to look
after his patients again.
w. n. Sprague is laying hardwood
floors and making other repairs in his
dwelling, the work being in charge OF
Pearle E. Davenport.
Lawrence Smith, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie
C. Smith, has returned to his work at
North Hero.
George M. Grant Of Tnnbridge has
! been appointed administrator Of the
estate III Mrs. Alma Davis, late of
this town. and Benjamin III. Adams
and George M. Medealf have been ap-
pointed appraisers and commissioners
on the estate.
At the annual meeting of the Par
holders Of the National Bank of Or
! anpe County, held at the banking
rooms Tuesday. Jan. 10, the following
directors were elected for the ensuing
YEAR: Willard r. Townsend. Hiram
N. Mattison and Stanley g. Wilson OF
Chelsea, Hugh Lyman OF Tnnbridge
and Clinton A. Adams OF Thetford.
Following the election Of directors,
they organized by electing the follow
ing officers: Willard p. Townsend,
president; Hiram N. Madison, vice.
president and cashier; Edward u.
Hatch. assistant cashier.
On the evening Of Dec. 80 the friends
and neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Lincoln gathered at their home
on the Randolph road to remind them
of, and 10 assist them in celebrating
the 25th anniversary of their marriage,
During the evening a purse OF silver
and several beautiful pieces Of silver
ware were presented them and at q
late hour the company dispersed, wish
ing them many happy returns "a their
wedding day.
At the annual meetin gof the Par
ent Teacher association, held at the
high school building Friday evening,
Jan. 8, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Rev. pcrcival ". Hewitt; vice prcsi-
dent, William II. Adams, principal OF
the high school; secretary ana treas
urer, Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis; chairmcn
OF the various committees: Program,
Miss Neva M. Bohonan; village schools,
Prof. Battle: rural schools. L. Ralph
Walker; publicity, Rev. Mr.. French:
Transportation. school director, Elmer
G. Roberts.
AT the annual meeting Of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, X. 4 A. NJ
held Thursday evening, Jan. y, the
following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year: w. NJ, Q. Fay Allen;
S. d.. Edward b. Hatch; J. w, George
+. Flint; treasurer, H. N. Mattison
secretary. Leon L. Grant; ;. d., Guy
A. Buck; J.. D., Merton d. Little. The
appointiye officers for the ensuing year
are as follows; S. S.. Roy b. San
born: J. s., Percy J.. Heath; chaplain
Perciyal w. Hewitt; marshal, William
III. Adams; T., Edward Fl. Colby,
Building committee; Hiram N. Mat
tison; Stanley c. Wilson, O. Dickinson
Tracy, Augustus T. Marshall. Calvin
n. Dearborn and Edward B. Hatch
The annual installation will be held
at the next regular meeting.
States Attorney Millward c. Taft
was in West Fairlee on official bust
ness Wednesday, as was Attorney Hale
X. Darling in Montpelier to attend SUI
preme court.
"The Old Homestead IS under re
hearsal and will be presented at the
|. town hall on Feb. 81 and % under thu
auspices of the members Of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, y. & A. NJ.
: assisted by ladies from the Martins
Washington chapter, o. +. 5. Harry
r. BRYANT. who played the part OF
! "TTncle Joe, with the Nellie Gill Play
! ers last season, will appear in that
role and il is needless to say that thi'
entertainment will be deserving Of 10y.
al patronage by the townspeople and
II Is hoped that weather and travelling
will admit people from u neighbor
ing towns TO patronize-
County Agent Harold A. Dwinell re
Turned Thursday evening from Bur
| Hngton. where he had been in attend
( ance upon the state dairymen's con
vention.
Arthur T. Mccae, who recently went
TO Portland. Me-. writes back that h
has made arrangements to take up the
; study Of forestry in Bar Harbor. His
family will remain here for a time
Regardless Of the depth of snow, on
two stages are plying between herr
and South Royalton by automobile and
Henry Il. Gates is keeping his two
trucks ON the road each day drawn.
freight from the station. so. althougl
it i mid-winter, Chelsea is accessible
by automobile.
| Will A. Reed has commenced cutting
ice on his mill pond and finds q much
: better quality and Of more thickness
than he expected before he commenced
cutting.
Otto w. Williams. lineman for tn
Orange County Telephone company u
this part q the territory. has recenti,
constructed several new private line'
for individuals and business men int
the switch and has also installed 9
new Kellogg phone in the county
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