The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-25
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Congregational chureh--Rev. Y y.
Walsh. pastor. Public worship at 1880
n. m. NJ A. 0utland has kindly con
scented TO take the place OF the pastor
who has not sufficiently recovered 70
occupy the pulpit. Special music ~
the choir. Sunday school AZ ~ ocioch'
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m, un-
| ion service in vestry at 1880 p. m, FIRST
half hour A community sing, IN charge
of M. A. Outland. Brief address by
Rev. Alba NJ. Marley. Your attendance
AZ any or all of our services viii be
greatly appreciated.
I Centenary M. Il. church Rev. Alba
| M. Markey, pastor. Sunday services
! lo;45. sermon; topic, "Life's Highest
Objective" Everyone most cordially
| invited to this hour of helpful worship.
| u. Bible school; theme, Elisha s
Heavenly Defenders" Why not join
one of our classes and take part in
the discussion? 1880, community .serv-
ice in the Congregational vestry-
Theme, "The Mind Of Christ" There
will also be the singing of many oid-
time hymns, in charge of Mr.. Out
land. Tuesday evening, 1880, Epworth,
league. Theme, "'Tithing as Personal
Experiences. Leader, Orville Walbridge.
Our older friends especially invited to
join with our young people IN this
gathering.
A special meeting of Fraternity Re-
bekah lodge. No. so, will be held next
Monday evening for initiation. All
come.
At special meeting of Summit
lodge. No. l04, f. & A. NJ, held on
the evening of the 23d, inst, brethren
were present from Granite lodge OF
Barre. wyoming lodge Of North Mont
peler, Mystic lodge of Brookfield and
Mineral lodge OF Springfield, The third
degree was conferred, after which the
company adjourned to the diningroom
for refreshments, which consisted OF
oysters, cooked by the practical hand
of G. II. Sivright and all the other
things that 20 with them, and some
rolls, cake and doughnuts coffee and
cheese thrown in for good measure
After the inner man had been album
dainty satisfied, Fred r. Prize, w. NJ,
called on individuals for. remarks,
song or a story Among those re-
spending may be named Rev A. Al.
Marley, S. W., Principal II. 7. Cros-
by, George H, Brigham, who is Just
back from Europe, w. ,. Jones, who
gave patriotic song, Oliver Dutton
of .Brookfeld, several from Barre and
Graniteville. whose names escaped the
scribe, r. b. Kynoch, w. B. Simons,
w. HI. Hebard and Glen f. McAllister.
Some IS members of the home lodge
were present and Is from other lodges.
Mrs. J. L. Winchester went to New
York early in the week to buy a stock
of millinery goods for the spring trade.
She expected that her sister from Carl
bou, Me-. would meet her in Boston
and accompany her to New York.
The Rebekahs will hold card party
in odd Fellows hall on Thursday eve
ming, March 2. Refreshments. Every
one invited.
Town meeting comes late this year,
on Tuesday, March Z. Warnings have
been posted for some days. There is
an article to see if the town will vote
for medical inspection OF. schools; one
to see if it will accept the lot Of land
lying east and north of grange hall for
a public playground. One to see if
the town will vote to have one or two
road commissioners or authorize the
selectmen to appoint them.
Rev. Charles 4. Walsh has been sick
in bed for about week but is thought
to be improving. Mrs. A. M. Marley
is gaining slowly,