The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-12
NORTH CALAIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Batchelder were
in Montpelier Saturday TO attend a
wedding.
Walter Clyde Daley was in South
Y Woodbury. Sunday to visit his uncle,
w J. Daley.
w. u, Peck and daughter, Miss Char
! lotto. Of East Calais were in the place
Saturday.
q / Fair was in Hardwick satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Lawson Of
\ East Calais were guests at Freeman
Lawson's Sunday
Mrs. Fred Orr visited her mother,
, Mrs. Sarah Slayton, in East Calais
over the week end
Mrs. Alice Fair and daughter Miss
(, Lucy. we're in Hardwick Saturday.
( WILDER Martin OF Montpelier was in
| the place over the week end.
I Wayne Scribner was in Montpelier
Monday.
News was received here, Sunday
morning Of the death of Mrs. Ned
Webster Of Cabot. She will be remem-
bered as Miss Edith Lawson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lawson,
formerly OF this place. Mrs. Webster
left five small children Much sym
pathy is felt for the bereaved rela-
tives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Blake Fair Of Worces-
ter were in the place Saturday eve
inng to attend the installation OF OH
GERS of the w. r. c. and S. Of v
Ned Webster of Cabot was a caller
at Freeman Lawson's Friday.
Luther Wheeler and daughter, Miss
Nora, of East Montpelier were Sunday
guests at John Fairs.
Miss Leila Fair was weekend yis-
itor Of relatives in Woodbury..
Three Of the Webster children. who
were left motherless last Sunday, are
stopping with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Lawson, for a time.
Regular meeting Of Stove corps, No.
30, and Nyman r. Bnrnap camp, No.
30. Saturday evening, Jan. IA.
Miss Leah Harrington and a party
Of friends from Maple Corner We're
guests OF W Clyde Daley Saturday,
John Fair was business visitor IN
Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. M. Earle Of East
Hardwick were in the place the last
Of the week to visit his mother, Mrs.
Kate Earle
David Hawkins of Worcester was a
recent guest of John Fairs.
The installation of Stowe post, No.
%, stowe Relief corps, No. 80, wy
man r. Burnap. No. 80, took place at
Memorial hall Saturday evening. Jan.
l. with officers as follows for the en-
suing year: Stowe post, No. 20, de-
partment Of Vermont, @. A. R.-fost
commander, G, w. Bumpns; :. Y. COM
mander. ". Il. Bliss; j. v. commander,
c. w, Wheeler; adiutant, NJ. T. Good
ell; ouartcrmaster, NJ. p. Goodell; sur
reon. c. H. Burnap; chaplain, John
Coodell; officer of the day. John Good
ell. patriotic instructor. W. Il. Bliss;
officer Of tbs guard, G. H. Burnap; SER
reant major, w. r. Bliss; quartermas-
Ter sergeant, c. H. Burnap; delegates,
". c. Wheeler, w e. Bliss: alternate,
John Goodell Stowe Relief corps. No.
President. Hattie Seribner, $. v.
president. Nellie Wheeler; j Y. presi-
dent, Ella Richard; secretary, Ada Bal
ley; treasurer, Jennie Leonard; chap
lain, Lizzie Fay; conductor. Dora Con-
verse: guard. Sadie Parker; assistant
conductor, Sylvia Daley; assistant
| guard. Maria Wheeler; patriotic IN
| structor. Lizzie Cameron; press CORES
pondent. Edith Beard; musician, lnez
Paine; delegates, Jennie Fair, Ada Dali
lev; alternates. Lizzie Fay, Marie Hill;
4, color bearers, Marie Hill, Mary Fair,
Linnic Persons, Adeline Douglass. Wy
man K. Burnap camp, No. 39-Com-
| mander, f. A. Lamphere; $. Y. COM
mander, G. B. Bancroft; j. Y. com
mander, NJ. w BENJAMIN; secretary
and treasurer, H. S. Foster; patriotic
| instructo. Albert Young; guide, Frank
Hill; inside guard, L. A. Bumpus; out
side guard, b. G. Shatney; musician,
John Bancroft; colorbearer, A. L. La
Point.