The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-23
WAITSFIELD

T! Mrs. u. w. wallis ana II. n. DuN"ei
attended the state meeting OF the Odd
| Fellows. held in Brattleboro last wees
AT this meeting X. II. Downer was ap-
4 pointed ID. D. Ct. r. for the encamp-
| ment and Mrs. Palmer received the
appointment Of D. d. q. P. for the Re
bekah lodges Of this district, No. J.
J Mrs. i. M. ODER, who has been VS.
iting at II. b. Green's, has returned to
Franklin, N. H.
The first anniversary Of Morning
] Star. 0. Il. s.. was celebrated at their
| lodge rooms last Tuesday evening,
About 25 members from Queen Esther
chapter, O. Il. S., Of Waterbury were
present and helped in the celebrating.
A banquet was served in the evening
] Albert Dcssereau and James Mortar
ty were in Barre Thursday evening TO
see Benjamin Prestini at the Barre
hospital They found his doing as well
as could be expected.
1t will be of interest to the friends
and old schoolmates of Samuel Alpeit
TO know he is located at l0ll A Times
building, New York City.
| Mrs. Lewis Palmer is better from
her recent illness and her nurse, Mrs.
Talbert, has returned to her home IN
! Moretown.
| Mrs. Levi Smith is guest OF Mrs.
| Willis Cady in Mortified this week.
Miss Edith Strong was at her home
in East Warren over Saturday and
Sunday.
| Mrs. Dean Griffith returned to ner
home frcm Heaton hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Neill and Ar
thur Boyee and son, Earl, were II
Montpelier Saturday to see Mrs. Boyee
at Heaton hospital.
! Mrs. Hattie Smith is i'll with grip.
Harold Hayes and Ralph Picket
were in Burlington Sunday and Ar
thur Spooner returned home with
them.
! Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Belden have re-
turned from Florida and are at their
home ia Waitsfeld.
| Ralph Haskins has gone to Hunting
ton. where he has employment.
| Mrs. Eudora Damon has returned
to her home in Island Pond.
Justin Tabor from Granville and h.s
4 son, T1tfftY. HUN 4AOtHCSicts WV ~
La. Il. Joslin's Saturday.
Miss Violet Royce is staying at w.
A. O'Brien's during the rest OF the
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. zed Royce and daugh-
! ter. Mercedes, went the last OF the
week to Boston to live.
| Miss Margaret Tabor visited her
aunt, Mrs. Juckett, in Montpelier Sat
urday and Sunday.
Arthur Livingston has purchased a
new Briscoe automobile.
Union Memorial services viii be held
on Sunday. May %, at l0;45 in tne
Congregational church. The address
will be given by Rev. w. a.
Remele and the music win be fur
nished by the choirs Of the two
churches. Everyone is cordially invited.
Mrs. John Dillon and Mrs. George
Caustic from Montpelier called on Mrs.
billions aunt, Mrs. W. 4. Long, Tues
day.
X. }. Moriarty went to Montpelier
Friday for few days stay.
Mrs. Daisy Mullings from Bristol
was weekend guest of Mrs. Lewis
Perrine.
Mrs. r. A. Bragg spent Saturday
and Sunday at her daughters, Mrs.
Milford Long, on the Kneeland farm.
News has been received of the death
of Mrs. Guy Hunt, after long linger
| ing illness from tuberculosis at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Ruth Haw
kins, in Granville, N. Y Mr.. Hunt
died about year and half ago. Mrs.
Hunt won many friends in Waitsficld
when with her husband she lived At
the Waitsfeld house. She was a fine
musician and was always ready to Siga
Of her talent to entertainments and
other affairs when called upon TO do
so.
Shirley Corliss was home from
Mortified over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Levi 0. Wilder OF Ran
dolph were guests at c. NJ. Dana's on
Sunday.
Mrs. Wood from Newport is a guest
of her sister. Mrs. J. A. Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ID. Griffith from
Cabot were in town Sunday.
Edward Foley from Bolton was a
guest at w. W. fuckers Sunday.
Thursday night from 6 until 1880 in
the Congregational sestry, supper y
TO be served under the auspices Of the
Community club and in honor OF the
high school Following the supper. sne
regular meeting Of the club viii be
held in the church. The program will
include a radio concert. There will be
no admission fee for this concert. Ey
eryone is invited.