The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-25
BROOKFIELD
Carpenters ssd Birthday Annivcr-
Try and Mrs. E. 7. Clark's soth.

carpenters b5u DiAtAudy AuhAVSt-
Try and Mrs. E. 7. Clark's soth.
was very pleasant occasion on
nrday afternoon, when 30 met,
bngh the kindly invitation Of Mrs.
h. Wills, at the home of Ira Carpen-
to help. him celebrate his SD BIRTH
anniversary. The coming Of hs
ghter, Mrs. Arthur Bean, and his
lddaughter, Miss Eleanor Bean, II
okfyn, N. ", and his brother, Char
Y Carpenter Of Montpelier. was a
1piete surprise to Mr.. Carpenter.
daughter and husband, Mr.. ard
L. w. Webster, and son, Ken
Ri, Of Randolph we're also present.
Carpenter was presented love-
bouquet Of carnations from the
bman's Relief corps and a beautiful
'thday cake, decorated with candles,
Il presented him.. Delicious refresh
nts Of cake and ice cream were
wed BY the hostess, Mrs. 4. I. Wills.
Mrs. Eleanor I. Clark kept open
|sse Monday afternoon to celebrate
80th birthday anniversary and de-
htfully entertained about 80 of ncr
ends. A beautiful birthday cake,
rorated with candles, was cut by the
|ktess and delicious refreshments II
tfcrs, ice cream and candies were
tved. Many postcards and sum al
bney were presented her. The occa-
pn will be long and pleasantly re-
embered by all who participated.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Haggett have
byed into the home with his grand
bther, Mrs. Sarah Fullam.
|Carl Stone is still confined to his bed
|vcral of his neighbors went to his
inc Saturday and planted his pota-
les.
William Huggard. who has been an
structor the past year in Middle
lry college, has been retained for an
her year.
The village schools united Tuesday
ternoon in observing pre- Memorial
" exercises. A Civil war veteran,
4 Carpenter, gave an interesting Talk
the Civil war and Rev. j. s. Clark
We talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Rumney visited
4 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bjorn,
Barre Sunday.
Union Memorial services will be neid
it'll the First Congregational church
'xt Sunday, May rs, at the usual
'ur, II O'Clock a. m. Sermon by the
.stor, Rev. j. S. Clark. There will
special music.
May 80, Memorial day,,at $50 a. M.
3 east Hill cemetery viii be visited
soldiers and citizens and graves
III be decorated. At $3.50 a. M, the
ist Brookfeld cemetery win also be
visited. At 1880 a. m, at Brook
Id Center cemetery. At each gath
ing there will be special exercises.
noon dinner will be served in the
nquet hall. At p. m, exercises
town hall, with address by Rev A. |
!. Hewitt of Plainfield. All those
shing dinner, not otherwise solicited,
Ease bring pie or doughnuts.
Deputy Sheriff ID. ID. Howe of Ran
lph was business visitor in town
lesday.
c. P. Fullam spent several days with |
! son, Rex Fullam, and family in
last week.
The ladies Of the w. r. c. and 9th
J will meet Saturday afternoon, May
. with Mrs. A. Z. Sargent, to make
.eaths for decorating ON Memorial
y.
Mrs. Ursula Chase, who has been
ending the winter with her son, Mer-
II &. Chase, and family, came to ner |
me Monday for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Loveland went to Waits
Id Friday to spend some time with |
+ daughter and family
g. !. Dugan came from White River
notion Tuesday to spend two days |
town to do some work he had /
lnned. While here he was the guest |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris and |
led on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Mason and |
lighter, Margaret. Of Randolph called |
his mother, Mrs. Mary Mason. and |
! sister, Mrs. Z. L. Wills, and family |
nday. /
Charles Jones came from Mortified |
esday evening to be initiated into |
e of the degrees of Mystic Star
lge, f. & A. M.
Mrs. Laura A. Hood of Williams /