The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-18


and benediction Of the blessed sacra
ment are at 5 o'clock. FIR. Dewey cele
brates mass in Stowe at o'clock.
i At the Wesley Methodist Episcopa
church, Rev. g. II. Lock. pastor, III
| topic for the Sunday morning worship
viii be "A First-Century Picture VI
/ to Date Children's vested choir. i
the evening at 7 o'clock. THE Jour
ney of Life" an Illustrated sermon
will be given. Musical program includ
ed Mrs. v. v. Turner il the newly
elected president OF the ladies' aid so.
ciety. The missionary society had the
largest gathering of the year Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. 4. Il. Jos
/! Ign. Dainty refreshments were served
| BY the hostesses, Mrs. Joslyn, Mrs
| Jones and Mrs. Marshall. The meeting
was on the American Indian, interest
| ing papers being read and two Indian
songs in costume we're given by Miss
Stella Griffith, Mrs. Cooley accom-
I panying.
At the Congregational church, Rev.
John G. Prince, minister, the sermon
for the morning worship Il on THE
Process of Multiplication" Talk to the
children, "The Fable of the Acorn
Christian Endeavor at 6 p. M; subject,
"The Source of Happiness" Popular
service at p. m, with an illustrated
address on Abraham Lincoln" This
viii be -of special interest and all
should come. The choir win sing TO
Thee, o Country Next Tuesday eve
ming at this church parents might win
be observed. The parents OF all the
children of the parish are invited.
There viii be varied program, social
hour and refreshments. Committee,
Mrs. II. II. Campbell. Mrs. II. l.. hing
ham and Mrs. l.. NJ Graves Last
"wednesday evening, boys were the
honored guests at a banquet at this
church. Eighty-eight in all. as OF whom
were boys, partook OF the delicious
menu prepared by the ladies' union.
Following the banquet, Harry L. Bing
ham led in the singing of college and
popular songs. Cordial words OF well
come were given by w. b. Clark,
president of the mems club, this be-
ing the regular monthly meeting of
the club An address, which was de
cidedly humorous, was given by G.. c.
Graves on "The Community and the
Boy and one by b. r. Demeritt on
The Church and the Boy Myron
Graves responded TO these tributes
with fitting words.
Tonight the Waterbury Community
club basketball team plays Vermont
AllStars. No game here by the high
school team this week, as they played
last night at Essex Junction.
People arose yesterday morning 20 !
find again one OF the coolest mornings
of the year. thermometers ranging
from rs 10 30 below zero A strong |
wind and the fact that the roads we're
well filled made this one of the difficult |
DAYS of the winter for transportation. |
The 10" club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Henfy Demeritt Thurs
day evening with supper and after that
the evening was spent with bridge. /
The Demeritt home opens 40 attrae-
lively for social affairs and the food
prepared by the competent chef most
appetizing.
w. III. Carroll has recently complet-
ed two real estate deals. Allen Smith,
who few months ago bought the
business Of Wallace Greene. becomes
the owner Of the so-called Minard
block. which he bought of II. A.
Phelps OF Barre. II il said that Mr.
Smith plans 90 make this into an up
Io-date market every way and to move
the business there. in the other trans
action, Arthur Bigelow becomes the
,wner Of the so.ealied Mead farm. sold
10 him by Mrs. Patrick KERN.
Another enthusiastic milk meeting
vas held in the grange hall at the
Center Thursday evening, attended by II
members from Waterbury. some from
stowe and Duxbury. Messrs. Bull and
santamore of the Mt. Mansfield cream
nv were present and spoke. There
seemed to be a general favoring OF the
,ooling system. but only under direc-
ion of the n. T. NJ +. A.. as they
III stand pat by that organization.
The firm Of Graves & Park. insnr-
Ince. are pleased to announce that
hey have taken 20 their Office II
ridge 6. Miller. jr.. who viii begin his
Iuties on Monday and is expected TO
nakc hustler for insurance Nh
ark will follow the advice Of his
'hysicians and take a much-necded
est. The firm i 10 BE- congratulated
lpon securing one Of our most pop
liar young men, Mr.. Miller, upon be-
NJ associated with a man Ike G. e.
.ravcs, who j. not only wen versed in
Insurance, hut prominent and helpful
n every way. and the community
nd Congregational church. where Mr..
filler has done ssich hearty work. also
ne to b congratulated that young
hood j. 10 remain here. EIhridec Mill
r. jr- vas born in DsIxbury. son Of
g. and Clara ff,ioVerl Miller He
rss educated in she comn.on schools Of
txbury and Waterbury. the Water
arg hich school and lax summer be
rairaiei 81 The Bay psth institute.
FriaEeeid. Mas. since tan he has