The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-19

apo solo, Mrs. Gale; vocal solo, Mfs
| Lamb; piano quartet, Charlotte Palm
er, Melissa Lamb, Lena Garvey and
Hazel Smith
Retire. hments were in charge OF Mrs
Harry Lease and Mrs. Elna Boyce, whu
| were assisted in serving by Mrs. l.. ).
Garvey and Mrs. Tatro. The affair was
very delightful and gave many Q
chance to give Mr.. and Mrs, Hessel a
J cordial welcome to the community, as
| well as the church.
/ Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Atherton, the ladies aid
of the Methodist church took matters
| in hand and showered Mrs. Hessel with
many useful gifts. There were large
number present. The shower was ar
ranged by Mrs. Jones. A program ar
ranged by Mrs Hopkins caused murh
merriment, ii being stunts by differ,
ent ones, acts in which they were es-
pecially clever. The afternoon also
showed appetizing refreshments by the
hostesses.
Mrs. Irving Turner and daughter
Barbara Lane, have gone to East
Springfield, Mass, to visit Mrs. Inr-
ncr's parents,
At the Congregational church sun
/ day. Rev. John &. Prince, minister, hss
| for the subject of his sermon, THE
Gospel OF springtime. Talk TO the
| children, How They Grow. In the
evening at the Christian Endeavor
| service. the girls who attended the Old
err Girls conference viii give their ie-
ports. Monday at 6:30 p. m. the Gao.
! met OF the church will have supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Camp
! bell, Mrs Campbell, Mrs. ". ii -
Perry and Mrs. w. B. Clark in charge,
The business session will be followed
by social hour.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. William r. Hessel, pastor, aas
| for his sermon theme Sunday morning,
go workers with Cod The subject
! Tor the evening service viii be, The
Heavenly Vision
Mrs. Oarissa Minard has returnei
| from Maine, where she has been the
| guest of her sister Mrs. Samuel Beam.
Mrs. d. Hopkins is visiting her
sister. Mrs. c. w. MeAllster, in Es-
sex.
Those attending the meeting Of che
grand lodge of l. O. o. +. in Brattle.
boro are +. i. Campbell, grand patri-
arch. J. A. Foster. grand representa-
tive; Mrs. f. f. Campbell, Mrs. G. ;,
| Long and Mrs. F. l.. Eaton from the
| local Rebekah lodge.
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house with tonsilitis.
James r. Somryille was not feeling
so well yesterday.
Edwin f. Palmer remains, about the
same.
The Waterbury spelling contest was
held at Community hall Wednesday
afternoon. The following winners IN
| the local school contests took part;
/ Dorothy johnson. Lena Garvey. George
Smith, fifth grade; Laura Allen. Mary
| Coletsi, Ida Devine, sixth grade; Ger
aldine Gsrvey, Randall M6ody, Hazel
Ring, seventh grade; Grace keefc, Carl
Lamb, Clinton Demeritt. eighth grade;
Zelta Norcross. Marion Ayers, Doris
Graves, Waterbury Center; Evelyn
.Thnrston, Marjorie Stevens, Enid st.
lock. Loomis hill; Agnes Preble, Knee
land Flats: George Wallace. Keith
Wallace. Blush hill The written .cst
was conducted BY Superintendent WI
lis and the oral test by Miss Ruth
Hanks. The winners Of first honors
was Hazel Ring; second honors, Mar
ion Ayers alternate, Zelta Noreross.
The Judges we're Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs..
I Coffrin and Mrs. William 0'Neil.
In the Duxbury contest, the win
ners were Zillah Clark and Grace Pape;
alternate, Euretta Shonio. The Judges
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. ). Hills and Mrs.
Philip Shonio. Those who represent
/ ed the different schools were Iona
Nose. James Welch, Floyd Ashline,
corner; Sammie Abare, Eugene Har-
vey and Everett Hills, Philips district I.
Matte Pierson and Grace Pape, North
DIxbury; Margaret Callahan, Allie
O'Neil Mary Callahan, Scrabble nils
Zillah Clark. flossie Gle and Euretta
shonio. Crossett hill: Mark Phillips
and Alice Backus. South Duxbury.
II. c. Whitehill is in Boston.
This evening in the opera house the
pupils Of the Waterbury graded school
win present the operetta, I'm Flow
er Garden" under the direction OF Miss
Lena Wallace.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. B. Perry. Mrs Marie Park. Mrs.
Dorothy Brisbin. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Burbank. Mrs. Nellie Morse. Mrs. Ethsl
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Clark, III.
and Mrs. Max Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gilbert,
Mrs. Lewis Whitney. Mrs. Arthur
Graves and Mrs. Della Lebanon, all
members Of Queen Esther chapter. @.
y. :. went to Waitsheld Tuesday eve
ming nv invitation TO help celebrate
with Merning Star, lodge IL frst sn-
niversary. A very pleasant evening
was passed. after which banquet vas
served. All visa to thank Morning
star o. Z. :. for the courtesy shown
/ the -StarS~ here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert johnson Of High
street are the parents Of = baby girl.