The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-11
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The rollcal at the Methodist church
on Friday night was we'll attended and
enjoyed by all who were present. A
supper was served at $3.50 when ITO
persons sat down to the tables, which
were spread with a delicious menu.
Following this the reports Of the ofii-
GERS of the church were given and ac-
cepted. The reports evidenced pros
porous condition of the church, with
every promise of advance in the next
year. The offering will amount to
about 800.
The gentlemen Of the Eastern Star
gave the members delightful banquet
at The Naples on Thursday night,
which was a pleasure and enjoyment
to all who were present. The commit
tee to prepare refreshments were taken
from the men Of the chapter. Following
this, the regular meeting was held,
which was past matrons and past
patrons night and the past officers
filled the chairs, Mrs. Nellie Emerson,
worthy matron, and DIR. G. w. Scott,
worthy patron. The opening service
and business was taken up as usual
and at the close, memorial ceremony
was observed for seven deceased men,
beers, two of whom were the last
of the charter members of Beulah
chapter. The. altar was enlarged and
prettily draped with white and on this
additional space was placed floral
tribute in memory of each person who
had passed on. The parts We're taken
by the Star points and other officers.
The next meeting is the annual and
viii be held the second Thursday in
April.
Miss Helen Wheeler, who has taught
the first grade in the local school for
several years. has resigned TO take ef
feet at the close of the present term.
Miss Wheeler has accepted position
in Massachusetts, at about double her
present salary.
II. A. Skinner of Boston is business
visitor in town for short time.
f. A. Salisbury. d. +. Salisbury, A..
NJ. Hubbard, l.. G. Erskine and +. Z.
Spaulding went to Montpelier on Fri
day night to attend the Shrine meet
ing, the two first-named being mem
beers of the class to receive the de-
grees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chausse came
Monday from Montreal for several
days stay here.
Miss Celia Williams went to her
home from the sanatorium Saturday
and is making good recovery from
an operation recently performed Tor
the removal of tumor.
Miss Caroline Hatch, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Reginald Lyman,
1T Fort Ethan Allen, returned Wednes-
day, having been summoned by the i'll
ness of her father, II. l.. Hatch. Mr..
Hatch is much better at the present |
time.
Chauncey Roberts of Cambridge has
been recent guest of her sister, Mrs. !
Robert Bashaw.
Irving William Blanchard and Mar.
garet Ripley were united in marriage
Friday by Rev. James Clarke at the
Congregational parsonage in Brook
field.
Miss Laura WedgwOod left Tuesday
night for New Haven, Conn.,, where she
will meet her sister, Miss Mary Wedg
wood, and 90 to New York for a weeks
stay.
Miss Genevieye burlington of Am
ierst, Mass, was the guest of Miss
lucille Holman over the week end.
Mrs. Ed Spencer has returned to her
rome in Marshfield, after r few days
itay with her sister, Mrs. ID. L. Chad
wick.
II. NJ. Gaylord has sold the Hunting
on house on School street TO III. A.
who is now occupying the
anne.
arthur Somerville, son Of w. w.
and Miss Myrtle Lewis OF
adams, Mass, were united in marriage
Thursday evening at the Bethany par
onsge by Rev. Fraser Metzger.