The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-12

Faster Sunday at the Congregation
al church win be signalized by the re.
ception OF members and the obsery.
ance of the Lords supper AT the morn.
ing service. Applications for member
ship have been received from George
| |. Abbott, Charlotte l.. Fisher. Mrs
Neila T.. Lilley, Raymond A. Merrill
Albert n Newell and Charles Albert
Sutherland on confession of faith; and
irons Mrs. George Abbott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruel r. Abbott, Mrs. Ida S.
Blake, Nellie c. Blake, Rev. and Mrs,
A. B Cristy, Mrs George Newton and
er churches Mr.. Cristy will preach
on. rs Immortal Life Attractive 10
Usln The attendance last Sunday was
tho largest this year at both services.
The evening service on Sunday will be
in charge OF the Sunday school and the
committee has prepared a special pro
gram with music and recitations by
some Of the children
Robert r. Twitchell Of Bellows Falls
has been visiting his sister. Mrs R. E.
Burnett.
Samuel j. Jebb has sold his farm to
Mrs. Margaret Parker of Quincy, Mass.
Her son-in law, Clarence Pitkin, for
merly of Randolph. now of Quincy.
viii operate it, His wife and two
children and the Parker family will
occupy the house with him. Posses.
sion is given al once.
White River lodge. No. 90. F. & A.
NJ. held its annual election of officers
Monday evening, when the following
we're chosen: Worshipful master, J.
Frank Pease; senior warden, J. ".
Beckwith; junior warden, Robert s.
Noble; secretary. G. L. Lilley; treas
uref. j. A. Graham.
Residents Of Bridge street have sal
vaged large amount Of driftwood
during the present period OF high wa
ter. The current throws the wood
close up to the front lawns of the
residents. and little effort TO secure
it is necessary.
Very large express shipments of ma
pie sugar and syrup are being made
from this station, part of which come
down over the White River railroad.
II. D. Belval, the express agent. only
recalls one season when the shipments
we're as large. Yesterday. when the
2:ls express train pulled in. about Is
minutes late, there were two large
truck loads of goods. mostly sweets,
awaiting shipment. but the conductor
would wait for only one of them TO be
loaded
During the lull in business the Beth
el Tannery, Inc. is making consider
able improvements at its plant. Paint
has been used freely on parts of the
exterior and foundation Is heing
built for a large iron water tank At
the site of the present wooden tank |
This tank win be used for the supply |
Of water for the many processes Of |
leather manufacture in which water j. |
employed and win have no relation 10 |
the large iron tank which forms a
part Of the elaborate FIRE fighting |
equipment OF the plant
Mrs. r. II. Holland has been se-
we're sufferer from quinsy for the last
few DAYS.
Corporal Paul Grsndheld. who was
killed az the bsttel Of Seichprey. the |
first engagement in which q consider.
able number Of Americans participated.
was = Bethel boy and a student IN the
grades Of this village His body -e-
renfly arrived in this country and tie
funeral viii bc held tins week in Bur.
IinEton, with burial in Northheid
r A. nsvis. ir- Is here for part cf
sis Fssier vacation from Tufts col !
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