The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-28
WATERBURY,

The Waterbury members Of Marquis
dc Lafayette chapter, d. A. r., enter
tain the chapter at the home OF Mrs.
J. b. Eldredge Saturday afternoon.
Tuesday evening in the parlors Of
the Methodist Episcopal church the
postponed reception for the teachers
was held The church was prettily dec
GRATED with cut flowers. There were sew
eral teachers in line, also Supt. and
Mrs. NJ H. Wallis. The committee to
usher and introduce were Mrs. +. A.
Stanley, Mrs. Jessie Dcmeritt, Mrs. d.
w. Cooley and Mrs. Max Ayers. Dur
ing the evening program was gwen
consisting of vocal solo by Mrs. Har-
ris H. Metcalf, Mrs. J. I, Smith accom-
PIANIST; piano duet by Misses Esther
and Margaret Stanley and vocal solo
by Miss Stella Griffith, Mrs. y. w.
Cooley accompanist The refreshments
were in charge Of Miss Ethel Colby, as
sisted by the following high school
girls Misses Doris Graves, Annie
Coutts, Esther Stanley, Laura Demer
lit. Marion Moody and Henrietta Cool
ey. The committee appointed 10 have
charge Of arrangements for this de-
lightful affair were Mrs. Robert Perry,
Mrs. D. G. Jones, Mrs. Max Ayers and
Mrs. =. =. Joslyn.
There will be meeting of the Par
ent- Teacher association in the high
school room Monday evening, at which
it is expected there win be a represen
tative from the state Parent Teacher
association.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. White have
moved into the Dale tenement on Wi
nooski street
Postmaster B. r. Atherton assumed
his office last week and Mrs. Athcrton
has returned from Proctor, leaving her
daughter. Mrs Earl Boyce. and grand
daughter very well indeed.
Miss Nellie Kimball has returned to
her work of teaching in Portland, Me. |
Miss Grace O'Brien has returned to
Laconia, where she resumes her posi-
ton as teacher Miss Alice O'Brien has
gone to Bethel to again take up her
work Of teaching
Governor Hartness and Col. Il. w.
Gibson, secretary of civil and military
,ffairs, made an official visit to the
state hospital Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Stevens has returned to
Ter duties in the office of the secretary
il state, having had her vacation, part
il which she spent in Northampton,
Mass.
Next Wednesday, Oct Harmony
'omona grange meets with Dillingham;
range IN the grange han at Duxbury |
corners.
One week from to-day, Oct, 5, the
district meeting Of the Women's Relief
orps will be held in Seminary hall at
he Center The ritual work will be
erformed by the Cabot corps and there
viii be inspection BY the district in
pector.
Friends of Mrs. Julia Seabury are
oping for more favorable news con- !
erning her condition.
Mrs. Ray Davis continues to improve
t the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Harry Marshall has returned
ONE and is making rapid Improvement
rom her recent operation.
Miss Maude Woodward, who has had
uch fine European trip this past I
ummer, is back in Brooklyn and Is ex |
ected here later for a visit to rela- |
ives.
Mrs. +. T. Joslyn is visiting Mrs. A. /,
/ Torrey in Windsor. Is
Arthur Guild has entered Bates col
'ge and is reported to be taking the
ledical course. 4
Miss Leila Warren, Lucius Bassett :
nd Cyril Shelvey have returned to I
Iiddlebury college and Miss Doris !
Iouston has entered that institution. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. B. Perry. Charles
!. Perry of Barre and Frank Perry
ere called to Stoneham. Mass, last {
eek by the serious illness of the b
Iessrs. Perry's brother, John Perry. \
ater word of his death came. Frank G
cry, who returned, went back with Z
r. and Mrs. Robert Perry to the flu Y
sral yesterday. The deceased was the