The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-22
WATERBURY,

Sidney Smith, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph I, Smith, remains
very i'll at the home Of his parents on
Randall street. DIR. @ X. johnson has
been in consultation and a registered
nurse is caring for him.
The IIaskins restaurant has been
sold to Mrs. Anna Maude Gibson Of
81. .Johnsbiry, who has taken posses.
sion and expects to handle II with the
same high grade work as has been
done bv her predecessors, Robinson Y
Haskins. This is the restaurant
which was started by G. d. Robinson
and has always had reputation for
good service.
People here are glad OF the news
thai Carl r. Brown Of st. Adams grad
mates from Annapolis naval academy,
Maryland, June 2. Mr.. and MIS-.
Brown 20 from 81. Adams BY automo-
bile for the graduation exercises. They
were former residents of this place.
Miss Helen Porter, student, at the
Montpelier Business college, spent the
week end here with her parents.
The program for the meeting Of
Waterbury grange, No. 237, which
meets at grange hall May 70, l. as fol
lows: Roll call. answered by a few
words about some general or noted
man who fought in the Civil or World
wars; song by grange; discussion,
sWby Docs Woman Make Bstter Lee
turer than MANI Led by Mr.. Parker
instrumental music; What Line OF
Work Most Needs Strengthening in
Our Grange Financial Social or
Ritual Work." surprise feature; clos
ing song Refreshments will be
served and social hour will follow
the meeting.
Union services Memorial Sunday
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. John G. Prince preaching
the sermon. Rev. William Hessel will
be the speaker Memorial day, the
exercises being held in the Congrega-
tionaI church.
All a meeting of the guarantors Tor
Community chautauqua. the following
officers were elected. President. Mrs.
|C la +. O'Claire; vice president. DR..
~. c. 0'Neil; second vice president. NJ.
IL. Willis; secretary and treasurer, A..
|G. Wheeler: ticket committee, Allen
d. Smith Mrs. Minnie Farrell, j. +.
Greene. Mrs. Della LeBaron l.. j. Gar
yey; advertising committee, DR., II. h..
Fullerton, Burton Luce Richard Luce !.
committee on grounds, w. J. O'Neil, NJ.
III. Willis: the choosing OF someone to
work with the junior leader WAS LETT
with Prof. Meacllam. The pastors of
the churches are associate members:
the date is July 26-3l and the program
of great merit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sbonio motored
to Gilmore Thursday Mr.. Shonio 20
ing on business connected with the
stanehion which he manufactures.
Mrs. Nettie Wills and son Of Ran
dolph have moved into the apartment
in the house OF DIR. J. +. Claire.
Supt. NJ. H. Willis was in Randolph
Wednesday. attending the meeting Of
the Winooski Valley Superintendent
club. when the subject discussed was
High School Administration and
Courses of Study.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Is. Eldrege spent
tho week end at their cottage at High
gate Springs.
James r. Someryille. who was not SO
well the middle of the week, is again
more comfortable.
A daughter was born TO Principal
and Mrs. Marcus Gorham Sunday
morning at their home on Randall
avenue.
Mrs. Earle kinslcy of Rutland re-
mains with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Chase, who has been quite ILL.,
Sidney. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs J. T. Smith. remains better
Sidney Hills and Harold Hutchinson
have returned from their trip to Bos-
ton.
Gounod's Forever with the Lord
was rendered as an ofTertory solo. bv
John Miller at the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Ploof and son.
Max, of Stowe were with Mrs. Ploof's
parents. MIR. aud Mrs. $. F., Harvey,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MeGrath are the
parents Of daughter