The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-12
WATERBURY,

Miss Lena Wallace. instructor in mu
sic in the schools, has returned from
Burlington, where she attended tht
lecture by Frederick II. Haywood 81
Haywood Institute Of Universal Song
Mr.. Haywood's lecture was upoI
'sVoice Culture Specific Subject foi
| High School Students" Miss Wallace
also took two periods OF instruction
with Mr.. Haywood.
] People here regret to learn Of tho
/ death 6. Mrs. Nancy Linnell Of Lowell
Mass, as chronicled in the Waitsfield
news Mrs Linnell has spent much
time here with her sister. Mrs. Rams
dell, and with Ms. Samuel Baird, dur
ing their residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Eastman of Dux-
bury are parents of a daughter
| Pauline Moody has returned to her
| studies a. Boston university.
| William H. Shurtlef of Norwich uni
versity was recent guest Of Miss
Evelyn Backus.
| Paul G. Rogers has returned to
Keene, N. H., after spending the holt
days with his parents.
The son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Backus Dec "a has been named Paul
Harold BacLus, jr
| Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rogers have re-
| turned to Waterbury for the winter.
Nearly 100 members attended the
meeting Of Dillingham; grange last
Saturday evening, when the following
officers were installed by E. @. Miller,
past master, assisted by Miss Gertrude
Miller: Master. Willis Breene; over
seer, L. +. 0'Brien; lecturer, Evelina
Kellett; steward. j. NJ. johnson; chap
lain, Mrs. d. ID. Deayitt; treasurer,
Mrs. james Collins; secretary, Maude
McMuilin; gatekeeper, Lewis Morse;
lady assistant gatekeeper, Annie
Morse; assistant steward, Roy Boyce.
The Graces were: Ceres, Mrs. L. C..
Harvey; Pomona, Mrs. Edward Good
heart: Flora, Mrs. L. s. Hills. Il. g..
Peass, district deputy, was present.
This grange has made great growth
and now has a membership of nearly
$50.
There viii be a special meeting OF
Winooski lodge, No. 40, L. & A. NJ,
Friday evening. The X. G. degree viii
be worked.
The Older Boys conference at Barre
this week will have fine representa-
ton from this town. From the Meth
odist church there win attend: Carl
Lamb. William Wallace and Donald
Smith, and the pastor, Rev. George
III. Locke, viii be ar part Of the meet
ings. From the Congregational church,
the minister, Rev. John c. Prince, will
leave with the party, but will return
for Sunday. G. p. Adams, who hac
charge OF the boys work, will go and
it il expected that others may attend
on Sunday. The young men attending
from this church win be Myron Graves,
Lawrence Shelvey, Wesley Prince, Err
nest Peatman, Rex Morse. Elbridge
Miller, John Giacoletti, Curtis Pier
sons, Harry Edwards and Raymond
Perkins.
Friday evening there viii be a joint
installation of the officers of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekah lodges. The Off
GERS of Mentor lodge. No. 5, /. o. 0. f.,
noble grand, DIR. J. +. Claire; vice-grand,
Herbert r. Johnson; secretary, Robert
Knowles; treasurer, +. Z. Joslyn; win
be installed by Col. Fred Thomas, ID.
ID. @. ~. of Montpelier, and the Off
GERS of Emerald Rebekah lodge. No
80, Mrs. Emma Haskins. noble grand;
Mrs. Emma Ather, vice grand; Mrs.
Edna Boyce. secretary, and Mrs. Mar
tina Claire, treasurer. will be installed |
by Mrs. Grace Campbell, d. D., of Ran
iolph.
Miss Stella Hills Of the local high
school, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Hills of Duxbury, Is. one OF the state |
winners of the girls club in the state
in the clothing project. Miss Hills
seems to be the sole representative on
The prize list from this part of the /
,ounty.
Among the appointments Of mt.
Sinai temple, Mystic Shrine, are
Charles b. Adams of this place, outer
guard, and Eugene A. Stanley, NJ. d.,
assistant medical director. DR.. George
Il. Newton Is one of the representa-
ives to :he imperial council.
Charles A. Miller, district deputy of
il in town. where he viii
'cmain for two or three weeks. Depu-
Y Miller has been working in Morris
lille AMI Hyde Park. State Deputy
Ward Of Portland, Me-. has appointed
Charles A. Miller district state COM
nander OF this tent.
In the list Of officers Of the Relief
orps at the Center. the name OF DIR.
:. j. Foster was unintentionally omit
ed. DE-. Foster is musician for the
and in that a. in ALL COM
nnnity affairs, shows his helpfulncss.
At the social Of the Congregational
hurch Friday evening. the sketch. AN
.veniag at Home will be given
here will be musical numbers. games,