The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08
MARSHFIELD

4 MARSHFIELD
4 Miss Maisie Irene Adams of Well
i River and Edward Lee Dwine!l, Young
est son of G. L. Dwinell, were unites
in marriage May 20 by Rev. f. +. Cur
rier of Lower Cabot. The groom wa
born in this town and was in the over
seas service during the late war Mr.
and Mrs. Dwinell will reside in We'll,
River.
The band will give its second open
air concert next Saturday evening
commencing at 7;45 sharp.
Miss Leola Taft, who teaches il
Thetford, was at home over Memoria
Sunday.
| Many Marshfield people took trips IL
Lieut.. John Woods aeroplane, whicd
was at Ed. Gould's May q and rs.
Miss Harriet Davis and Herbert Da-
Wis were home from Montpelier semi
nary Memorial day and Miss Doro-
thea Cameron from Goddard seminary
in Barre.
Mrs. Clark of Barre has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. H. D. McCrillis.
Miss Florence Wooster, who was
very i'll With ervsipelas for couple OF
weeks, has returned to her school in
Barre
Mrs. George n Tilden, county agent
for the Near East relief work, called
in town May 80,
Mrs. Florence Burnham is visiting
her son in East Calais.
Clayton Collins and Arthur Bartlett
have recently purchased new Oakland
ears.
May 81, at the conclusion Of the
pre- Memorial day. exercises, given BY
the school children. maple tree was
planted on the corner of the lawn OF
the Congregational church in memory
of the Legion boys, bottle contain
ing their names being placed at rhe
roots Of the tree
The ladies' circle meets on Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs, Earle Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Swerdfeger nave
returned from visit to DIR. Edward
Ward in Brunswick, Me.
Miss Ethel Bohonon was al home
from her school in Wilder over Memo.
rial day.
Another Of the Lincoln pictures will
be shown at the Congregational church
Next Sunday evening, June III,
Boston. Old and New in two
reels, will be shown at the church
These pictures are not only in
teresting but instructive. and de-
serve the patronage Of the intel
ligent people OF the community
June 4. Rev. r. L. Stacy of Cabot oc-
cupied the Congregational pupilt. Rev
Mr.. Brotherston preached in Cabot in
the morning and at East Calais in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Homer Carpenter is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Shontell, in More
town.
Gertrude Blake and Alton Smith, |
who took the honors in the spelling
contest recently held By the town !
schools. went to Montpelier June 2,
where they took part in the county
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harrison are in East
1ardwick
Frank Newton has purchased large
arm in Waterbury and moved his
amily last week An auction was
leld Monday 10 sell the home farm and
PERSONAL property.
Plans are being made for Fourth
# July celebration here this year.
About a dozen Of the Pythisn sis
ers went to Montpelier Tuesday aft.
rnoon to attend district meeting.
Rev. Arthur Brothcrston has recent
Y purchased a new motorcycle.
Plans are already under way for a
Celebration here this Fourth Of July.
he chairmen of the several commit
ees have appointed their aids. and !
hey are striving to equal. if not sur
ass. the celebration of two wears ago.
arroll Goodridve is chairman of the
committee, r. C. Pitkin. Sec
stary. and A. W. Clark treasurer
he chairman of the other committees
re as follows: Parade, Bert Good.
dye; sports, Arthur Billiard; enter
Charles Houghtoni publicity,
:. r. Hudson; fireworks, B. W. Da
i. The entertainment committee is !
wing to procure the services Of an
rplane for the day. but We are un-
Die to state at this time in regard TO
rs. II i hoped the citizens Of our
'wn viii take an interest and aelp
ie committee 10 make the celebration
success. Watch for the large post.
: and announcements
Baseball next Saturday afternoon on ="
y ball ground. Mansfield ". Worccs- :
r.