The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
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afternoon. The tables were very al
tractive with red hatchcts Tor favors'
The ujrls were assisted by Mrs. H. p.
.Ienney and Miss Jessie Southland. The
girls. who are raising funds to pro-
vide part Of the expense OF attend
ing the Older Girls conference IN ST.
.Iohnsbury. will have food sale on
March Is.
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain grange Saturday evening the
third and fourth degrees were worked
upon a class Of ten, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. y. T..
Pennock. Frank X. Cooley, Harvey
Gale. Neil Ellsworth and the Misses
Lucy Latuch, Beatrice Gale and Flor
ence Lander. Mrs G. u. McAllister
acted as master of the degree team
and Miss Marjorie Foster as pianist.
Following the supper program IN
charge of the lecturer included nag
salute, songs by the choir, roll call,
giving the name of some prominent
person born in February and quota
ton: paper on Lincoln, Nellie
George; reading from Longfellow,
Vivian Campbell; instrumental music
Irene Asquith; notes on Lowell MIS-.
Mildred Russ; paper on Washington,
Dorothy Asquithi instrumental music
Majorie Foster.
The condition of Mrs. Aurilla Smith
remains serious, following a shock.
Mrs. o. Fl. Smith was called home on
Sunday from Medford, Mass, by the
Illness of her mother-in-
Edith, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
N. d. johnson, who is very Ill with
bronchitis, was a little more-comfort-
able Monday.
Mrs. Elvira Gale is recovering slow
" from her recent attack OF illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley passed the
week end with their son, Roderick Ri
lev. at East Hardwick. Mr.. Riley re-
turned Monday. Mrs. Riley will visit
friends in Hyde Park.
Miss Jane Tomlinson is recovering
slowly from the injuries received IN
fall last week.
H. A. and H. J. Foster went Monday
to Fort Coyington, N. T., to attend the
5Oth wedding anniversary Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Foster, on
Feb. rs.
b. G. Bull is business visitor IN
Chateaugay, n. Y.
The co operative cattle shippers
shipped 40 head of cattle Saturday.
Emmons Sargent OF Cabot is spend
ing a few days with his mother, Mrs.
H. A. Foster,
III. f. Shaw, H. c. McMahon and {.
T.. Nelson went Monday to Burling-
ton to serve as grand jurors in the
Ui-:ted States court and J. G. Benson
to serve as petit juror
James Brownlee OF Montpelier, who
passed the week end in town, was ae-
-companied home Monday by Mrs.
Brownlee and daughter, who have
passed several weeks with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Hayward
Z. w. Tinkham went Monday to
Burlington on business.
David Brown was in Burlington on
Saturday to consult physicians about
his forefinger he injured while unload
ing logs at the Stowe Butter Package
company's mill.
The Lend "A hand Community club
gave an entertainmentsa the Fucker
street schooIhouse Friday evening, the
receipts being S26. The program in
Guided instrumental selections by
Misses Laura Bailey and Irene As
ruth; victoria selections; reading by
Mrs. c. NJ. Lawrence and Katherine
Collins: recition, Iris Coan; vocal solo,
Allie Mclean: and farce, How She
Has Her Own Way" by Mrs. +. e.
Seribner, Mrs. H. II. Cobb. Mrs. j. b.
Mckinley and Mrs. A. r. Denton.
Mrs. Aurilla Smith, who sustained
a shock at her home about eleven
o'clock Friday night, isin critical
condition.
Mrs. Eva Wheeler of Centerville is
visiting her sons. Roger and Robert
BedeI, at Mrs. Julia Jones', where
they are employed.
Mrs. f. j. Houston of Cady's Falls
was called here Friday by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Elvira Gale, who
was suffering serious attack of car
diac asthma. Mrs. Gale was more com
fortble Saturday and Mrs. Houston
returned home that afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Dixie is in Morristown ear.
ing for Mrs. Armi Wood, who is con-
fined to her bed by illness.
Misses Ruth Collins and Ruby Shaw
returned Friday from Canaan, where
they visited Rev. and Mrs. W. II. May.
The Young ladies admit that they got
soaked when they visited the Canadian
line. but claim that it was by per-
fectly legitimate rainstorm.
Mrs. Jane Howe of Rutland, who has
passed some time with her sister, Mrs
Almira Slayton, went Saturday to
Waterbury and went to Burlington
Monday on her way TO Rutland Mrs.
Slayton is alta the Sparhawk sanator-
ium in Burlington, for treatment for
an ulcer on one eyeball.
The Cooperative Cattle Shippers
association shipped "a head of stock
Saturday, sending in three teams TO
Waterbury.
Thermometers registered from ten
to twenty below zero Saturday morn
ing. The temperature moderated dur
ing the day.
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy is passing
some time with relatives in Worthwhile.
Miss Dorothy Barrows was initiated
into the Delta Delta Delta society Of
the University Of Vermont Thursday.
Miss Nadine Boardman was one Of
the alumnae who attended the banquet.
The secretary Of the Triangle Com
rnunitx club has received from the