The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
NORTHFIELD

4 Waiter Y. MldQleDFOOks VINO mas
been enjoying three weeks trip
| through the west in the interest of the
Mortified Trust company, returned
home the first of the week. Mr.. Mid
dlebrook visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall D. Smith in Admore, Okla, while
away.
Col. r. L. Howe has been absent
the past week on business trip
through northern New York. He win
also visit his cousin in Portlandyille,
N. Y, during his abstnce.
| James Powers, who is employed in
Brattleboro, has been at his home in
town the past week.
The ministers Of the various
churches in Mortified have organized
| under the name of a4The Ministerial
Brotherhood of Northfeld." The pur-
pose Of this organization is to promote
sociability and cooperation in church
and community life. The following
officers have been elected for the en-
suing year. President, Rev. 4. NJ. De-
Forest; vice president. Rev. w. c. Ar
mold; secretary treasurer, Rev. II. q.
Mann; executive committee, Rev. G..
C. Creegan. Rev. j. A. Lynch and Rev.
IN. NJ. DeForest The ministers will
meet the first Monday afternoon Of
every month.
Dean II. X. Roberts of Norwich uni
versity left Wednesday night for Sy-
racuse, n Y, where he is to repre-
sent the university at the Inaugural
tion Of Chancellor Charles Wesley
Flint of Syracuse university.
AT the regular communication Of De-
Witt Clinton lodge, r. & A. NJ, held
Wednesday evening, the third degree
was conferred on Prof. p. d. Webster.
About twenty-five members from
Mystic lodge Of Brookfield were the
guests Of the evening. A banquet was
served by the ladies of Naomi chapter,
Order Of Eastern Star, at o'clock.
After the work, Rev DR.. c. c. Creegan,
pastor of the local Congregational
church, gave very interesting talk on
Masonry, followed by remarks by the
mastor of the Brookfiefd lodge and
Rev. W. c. Arnold, pastor of the local
Methodist church. During intermis-
sion, Edward Connell rendered several
piano solos which were greatly en-
loved. A social hour followed the clos
ing Of the meeting. There were about
$50 members Of the lodge and guests
present at the banquet.
Dynes Gillpin, who has been i'll for
sometime, was taken 10 Fanny Allen
hospital, Winooski, the first of the
week. where he underwent serious
operation for ulcers of the stomach.
The Winooski Valley Superintend-
ents' club met with Superintendent
Charles P. Mcknight at the Brown
public library in Mortified Wednes-
day. The dinner was served at the
Park inn. Those present were Super
intendents c. H. White, Barre; w +.
Glover. Barre Town; NJ. II. Willis,
Waterbury; Il. L. Clark, Richmond;
G. W. Patterson. Randolph; NJ A.
Outland. Williamstown, and w. b.
Lance, PlaiDfield. A very interesting
paper on General Principle Affecting
the Learning Process" was read by
Superintendent NJ. II. Willis and fol-
lowed by discussion.
hoDcft a. SILVER, WHO mas oeth III
for several WEEKS, has gone TO the san
atorium in Randolph for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley of Barre
were recent visitors in town. guests
at the home of his siste-, Miss Ann
Riley. From here they went to Spring
field, Mass. to spend a short time with
Mrs. Riley's daughter. Mrs. Gertrude
Wood. From there they will 60 to
Bristol. Conn. TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Blanchard, formerly of Roxbury.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Riley viii 90 to
Ind. for the winter.
Miss Georgia Forth spent Wednes
day afternoon and evening with rela
tives in Waterbury, returning Thurs
day.
james Holland Of New York City Is
at his home in town.
Mrs. ChaJlasey Denny has closed her
home on Highland avenue, and left
Thursday for Winter Park, Fla. She
vas accompanied by Mrs. Homer
Denny.
For this week only. viii close ont /
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