The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
PLAINTIELD

Il. J. Rutter of Montpelier was in
town Monday on business.
Carl Batchelder Of Fitchburg, Mass,
spent Easter with Mrs Batchelder and
daughters.
Elmer Ayers Of Montpelier was IN,
town over the week end.
Miss Ellen Greeley has been III the
past week
Bert Goodridgc Of Marshfeld was in
town Sunday.
George Ladcau has returned from the
hospital much improved IN health.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. $. Page were in
North Montpelier Sunday.
c. Loso Of Barre visited his brother,
| Mr.. Loso OF Hollister hill, few days
recently.
Clifton Clark of Cabot is visiting his
uncle, Il. P. Dodge, for while
Mr.. and Mrs. Medose Pelkey were
business visitors in Barre Wednesday.
, Mrs. Justina Kent of Montpelier IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Q. L. Mar
| tin.
Wilfred Pelkey is visiting his broth
er in Amherst, Mass, and also reia-
tives in Champaign, n. Y.
| Mrs. Hayes Bassett and daughter,
Mavdene, visited in Montpelier for a
! few days recently.
| Miss Ruth Cummings OF Montpelier
visited Mira and Minnie Dodge Satur-
day
Miss ,ra Clark of Cabot is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Com
| stock.
! Mrs. Laura Golden was a business
/ visitor in Montpelier the first q the
week.
| Il. A. Rosebrook and G. *. Dwineli
Of Marslfield We're in town Saturday
| NJ. A. Martyn was business visitor
| in Montpelier recently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Medose pelkev visited
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Burnham Of Marsh
| field the first Of the week.
| DIR. Corson OF Marshfield was called
to see Miss Minnie Dodge, who has
been i'll with the prevailing distemper.
| j. b, Buxton was business visitor
Fin Barre Friday.
Mrs. Laura Golden visited her broth
err. James Loveland, in Marshfield the
past week.
Notwithstanding the stormy day and
almost impossible roads. good sized
| crowd listened to the opera. "Pinafore,
on Saturday evening. 1t was greatly
enjoyed by all, az was shown by the
applause following the several mum
beers. We appreciate the work OF M.
land Mrs. Henry in making It possible
for us to listen TO such fine produc-
ton. Dancing followed the entertain
ment. after which Mrs. Henry gave
those taking part banquet, served by
Mrs. w Greeley.
4 Gardner Spencer was business WIS.,
itor ON Montpelier Monday.
Thursday afternoon. April ID, Mrs.
Susie Batchelder entertained number
of ladies, whose several ages averaged
10 in honor of Mrs Lucy HOLSTER
s0th birthday. One Of the enjoyable
features OF the day was telegram
received by Mrs HOLSTER from her
son in Fargo. N. d., extending congrat'
nlations. She wishes 10 thank her
friends who made the party the pleas
ant occasion il was. also for fiowers,
candy and the LOG birthday cards.
| Mrs. Ella Tucker Bashaw was taken
TO Heaton hospital, Montpelier, Mon
dav. for treatment.
The beautiful weather on Easter
morning called out a large audience to
greet Rev. A. w. Hewitt in the NJ. Z,
church last Sunday. The choir APP
peared in vestments for the first time
composed Of about 30 young people
who had been trained by w. B. Lance
for several months, with Mrs. Bertha
Kellogg as accompanist. The following
program was successfully carried out
Process sional; responsive reading; pray.
err: ehorus. Happy Resurrection Day;
recitation. Freda Cree. chorus. Only
SIeeping;n song. Mr. Henry: dialogue
Alice and Bessie Martini. chorus
sPrsise 10 the Risen One; accession al
members and baptism; song, Mrs
Ruth Walker: chorus. "The GLAD
Bells.." recitation, Eva Wilkins Choir
Us. Hail the Victor King recessionai
The vested choir sang again in the eve
ming. after which Rev. Arthur Hewit'
delivered a very impressive Easter
night sermon.