The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-20


moon at the First church, Rev. w. II
Skeels of Barre officiating. Burial wa.
IN the family lot at Brookfield Center
The bearers were DIR. Il. K. Ellis, Il
q. Brown. J.. McDerment and Azrc
Dutton- A. @. Bigelow sang two Sc.
lections. Mrs. w. A. Savage presided
at the piano.
The fall term Of the village school
closed Wednesday, Nov 20. the aver
age attendance for the term being 9S.4
Those having perfect attendance were I:
Esther and Winnifred Clark, EVELYN
Grout, Beverly and Maynard Wright.
The Ever Readys beat the On Timers
IN a non-tardy contest and were Civ
en- real treat by the beaten side.
Eva Reed was teacher.
Mrs. Anna Crandall was in viii.
Jamestown Monday on business trim.
Frank Hartford was confined to his
bed several days last week, suffering
with kidney trouble. He is somewhat
better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.. Ellis have
gone to housekeeping in their new
home at East Brookfeld.
Earl and William Haggett are chop
ping wood for time on Braintree
mountain.
Walter Grout is planning to go to
Brandon the first Of January to work
for the w. Z. Rawleigh company of
Freeport, Ill George Stevens of East
Braintree is to move his family into
one part of Mr.. Grants house and
viii drive his cream team for him dur
lng his absence.
Lewis Hayward was on business
trip TO Williamstown Monday.
During the fall term of school In
the Lamson district, 10 pupils were
in attendance. The only one having
perfect attendance was Mabel Green |
leaf. Pupils having highest marks |
were Edith Lamson and Verna st. |
John. Friday afternoon the school
enjoyed having Christmas tree. A |
two-act play was given and recita-
lions. Several visitors were present. |
All enjoyed the occasion. The aver
age attendance for the term was so
per cent. Marjorie Guilmette was the
teacher.
At the Woman's Relief corps meet
ing Saturday afternoon, the following
named officers were elected for the
year ensuing: President, Mrs. Abbie
hyde; senior vice president, Mrs. Alb
bic faw; junior vice president, Mrs.
Mary Huggard; secretary, Mrs. Adel-
a Fisk; treasurer, Mrs. S. f. Follans-
pee; conductress, Mrs. Louise Rum.
icy; assistant conductress, Mrs.
'iadys Rumney; chapl>in, Mrs. Ursu-
a Chase; guard, Mrs. Eta Sargent;
assistant guard, Mrs. Mary Mason:
'ress correspondent, Mrs. Sophia y.
Follansbee; patriotic instructor. Mrs.
lary Huggard; first color bearer, Mrs.
iuth Hartford; second, Mrs. Addie
Hair; third, Mrs. Eunice Fletcher:
onrth. Mrs. Mary Loveland: relief
Mrs. 5. f. Follsnsbee, Mrs.
fletcher, Mrs. Sargent; executive COM
littee, Mrs. Louise Rumney and Mrs.
bible faw; finance committee. Mrs.
ouise Rumney, Mrs. Mary Huggard;
elegate to state convention. Mrs.
della Fisk; alternate, Mrs. Eta Sar.
ent. The installation viii be Jan.
Z. The annual dinner will be served
be same day at noon.
At the annual grange meeting Fri
~ evening the following named OH
rs were elected: Muster, Homer
lien; oserseer, B. J. Williams; lee
Irer, Mrs. Abbie Yaw; steward, En-
y st. John; assistant stewart. John
'hliams; chaplain, Mrs. Nellie b.
ullam; treasurer, Henry H. Fullam;
eretary. Mrs. 5. +. Follansbee: gate.
.eper, Harrison st. John; L. s. Miss
ellen Hart; pianist, Miss Elsie Wad
ngton; Ceres; Mrs Rose Williams;
'mcna. Mrs. Nellie E. Faliam. Flora.
-. Louise Rumney. Installation Of
hcers the first Friday evening in
nuary and the annual banquet
rtsed