The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-22
NORTHFIELD

George Randall Of Denver, Col, was
visitor in town over Thursday night !
and Friday, guest at the home Of nus
aunt. Mrs. Matte Parker, on Main
street. Mr.. Randall i q graduate o'
Norwich university, and was cadet ma
ior his senior wear. This is his first
trim back to Mortified for Is years.
IL is the son Of Mrs. Mary Dole Kan
dali Of Woodsville, N. a., and, me
his mother. has 4 large circle Of friends
and acquaintance in Nortllfield.
Charles Provost. who has been tax
inc a course at the New England
Watchmakers' institute, has returned
home and returned to work II f.s
DYKES jewelry store. MIR. Provost was
employed by Mr.. Dyke before entering
the school.
Lewis Rock has purchased Mrs. Z.
lid. Edgerton's house on Main street,
Mr., Rock and wife, and daughter ana
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. James dinn'
and family will move to their new
home from w. J. McGlafin's house on
Prospect street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Hartwell and
A. r.. Bryant gave the young ladies',
who took part in the fashion snow,
which was recently held in Northileid'
with those who assisted in the affair."
4 BANQUET at Park inn Wednesday eyeS
ming. There we're thirty guests who
sat down to the table at 1880 to en-
ioy a most delicious seven-course DIN
ner served by Landlord and Mrs.
| Thomas. MI. Hartwell, acting A.
| toastmaster for the occasion, welcomed
his guests in most pleasing manner,
Mrs. Hurley responding for the guests
/ with an original poem Mrs. har,-
well also gave an original poem. =
| social hour followed with music. me
evening was most enjoyable one Tor
all present
! Col. II. L. Howe has received WORD
Of the death OF William B. Iomblln,
which occurred short time ago IN
I, bridgeport. Conn, following an at
/ tack Of pneumonia. Mr.. Tomblin en-
listed In Co. r, LIST Vermont volun-
| teers. from Warren, and served N the
company under command OF Ioionei
Howe. at Chickamaugna during the
| Spanish American war. The deceased
was 81 years old and since receiving
his discharge he has spent considerable
time in Mexico, later returning 70 Ton
necticut.
! Mrs. ]. G. Donaliue has gone to In
yerness. P. O., to visit her sister, Mrs
Owen 0Malley.
/ r. i. Kelly was in Burlington over
L sunday to sec his daughter, Miss Ger
tulde Kelly, who is recovering from
a surgical operation. which she re-
Gently underwent ut Fanny Alien nos
pital. He was accompanied TO Bur
| iington by Mrs. Mary Kelly, who went
to see her granddaughter
i Mrs. Susan Fletcher. who has beer
in poor health for some time. is quits
in at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Il Jeremiah Greaney. Mrs. Fletcher j. be
ING cared for BY Miss Evelyn Cannon
one Of Northfield's young ladies wn'
recently graduated from Fanny Aiiei
hospital.
II Miss Elizabeth Boynton, who M
, heen spending her vacation with ne
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyn
: ton. returned Saturday to Beacon. )
~. to resume her duties as, teacher u
the city schools.
William d. Hassett 81 Washington
Id. C.. who has been spending tw'
weeks in town at the home of his SIS
! ter. Mrs. Mcnamara, left Friday 30
|, Baltimore, Md, where he sailed Mon
dav for London. England, and iron
there will go TO Paris for time. Nj
! Hassett accompanied r. w. Kinds,
magazine writer, and they are to max
! trip around the world, expecting I
be rome about two years. Mr.. Has
E soft is associated with the Washing
ton Post. Washington, ID. G., and i
e Mortified bow, who has large cirel
0 Of friends and acquaintance. who wi
Z 10 interested in his trip and wish hi
\ the best Of luck and most enloyao.l
: two years.
I, Miss Ruoy Stone Of Burlington
spending a few weeks at tho home 9
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ston
Al Mrs. James r. Gross, who has bee
e spending few weeks at her form,
e home in Massachusetts, also tisitn
. in Rhode Island. returned to her hon
) in town Wednesday night.
: The last number Of the Mortified
:: lecture course was held Wednesday
y armory hall. 5. Clark Jones, huroris
: furnished the entertainment and
= very enjoyable program was given
= Mr.. Jones. The lecture course has bee
l. under the direction OF the Nisatin clu
z and some splendid entertainment
: have been given, and the members
!; the club have made every effort
!. please the patrons and make the cour
= success.
n. The regular service Of worship VI
ID be held Sunday morning at lo:.
). O'Clock at the UniversaIist church. II
4. pastor. Rev. II. G. Mann, viii -spes
"A on Man and His Cod" The sessi'
:. Of the church school viii be held
r. II o'clock. A fully equipped grad,
A. school for all ages, including Grad
;. roll. kindergarten. primary, junior al
n senior departments as well as adj
division. special class for boys y
der the direction ofzcol. Frank r
wards on Problems of Boyhood" al
le a special class for girls with Mrs. Spe
y Ger As teacher on Lives Worth Will
70 also a special class for men under 1
d. leadership Of Prof X. r. II. Flint
sThe Modern Readers Bible.