The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-17

: suitable at this time, Lord, come wit
those who come, 90 with those who Il
and abide with those who abide.
The Sunday evening service. con
Quoted by Ed. Mackay. was opene
! with a song service, in which the choi
and audience sang alternately, but oc
casionally joined in singing a hymn
Prayer was offered by the pastor, afte
which two solos were given by Mrs
Petit, summer resident here, iron
Cambridge, Mass, who has well
trained voice. There were scriptur
reading and remarks BY the pastor
. singing by the choir, two solos by Ed
Mackay, the last of which was accom-
panied by violin music by his daughter
Miss Marion, singing by both choir ans
audience and benediction.
Il Tuesday evening there was banc
concert by the Peacham band and On
to-day Thursday at ! o'clock the jun
Tor alumni furnished good dinner in
| the church vestry. Saturday there will
be picnic and amusements at Pond
side
| The church fair on Saturday was a
decided success. The rooms of the YES
TRY and town hall were converted into
a salesroom and restaurant. Supper
was served from to in regular res
taurant style and boil, rooms were
very beautifully arranged. thanks be-
ling due Mrs. Charles Stuart and Mrs.
Lewis Abbott. Mrs. Alice Darling had
the counter of fancywork. Mr. Thorn 4
counter where one bought a sealed
package without knowing what was III
| it; Mrs. Joe Guthrie the apron counter,
Elsie Choate handkerchief counter,
Marion Thorn counter of various and
snndry articles. There were also some
! beautiful quilts on sale. A room was
! furnished where ones fortune could be
told for five cents After supper good
entertainment was given, after which
the leftover articles were auctioned off,
The McLam reunion, held at Har-
vey's lake Saturday, was attended by
l76 relatives Judge McLam remarked,
"By the number of children present the
indications are that the McLam name
will last for some time yet" Someone
tisf itHfoi htuf ~ 10 ~ Eutu Ddit W
last" which is very true. A good and
bountiful picnic dinner was served
Rev. Elsa said grace and offered prayer.
Miss Grace Nolan, who went across TO
do relief work during the war, gave d
lecture about the countries she visited
the people, and something of the work
she did. She spoke OF England, where
she first landed, France, Belgium,
Servia, little of Russia, and of how
she loved Holland. but best Of all she
loves Albania and she had with her
some very choice souvenirs from there,
but the thing that attracted the most
attention was the girl dressed in Al |
bantam costume, which was very elabo-
rately made and decorated, all having |
been made by hand, and it is very plain !
from their work that they do not value |
time, and as she explained they some
times work for several years on an ar
ticle, weaving the cloth. making it up 1
and sewing on the elaborate decora-
tions
DR.. l. n. Eastman and family Of |
Groton are camping at Harvey's lake.
The many friends of Miss Winifred
Nolan are glad to know that she is
gaining from the operation which she
underwent some over week ago az a
hospital in Boston.
DIR. Lawrie Morrison and family OF
Boston are spending their vacation az
home with his mother, Mrs. Gilmore
Morrison, and other relatives.
Reginald Esden spent Friday. at home
from his work in Farrew's garage at
West Barnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lyford of
Hardwick, also Mr. and Mrs Irving
Hobart Of this place, motored this
week to Providence, r. l.. where they
viii visit Mrs. Lyford's brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Guthrie.
The score of the ball game Saturday
between Peacham and Barnet stood
% in favor of Peacham.
Peacham academy opens Tuesday,
Aug 20. with George Miller as princi-
,al, assisted by Miss Lou Fullington
md Mrs. Elsie Chaffee.
The friends Of Rev. William McKin-
" aft -olff W itti ~ VI ht- tlllittll
illness at his home in Newbury. Mr..
Mckinley has served for many years
= one of the trustees Of our academy
Mrs. Ray Cooley. who has been in
'oor health for several months, is grad
ally improving.
Nathan Banks Of st. Johnsbury Wis.
ted friends in town Friday.
Clarence Caldwell recently added a
ice porch to his house.
Guy and Clinton Gale of McIndoes
'ere in town Sunday.
Vera Shields has returned from sum-
Ter school at Burlington.
John EMERSON Of Winchester. Mass.
! visiting in town. His father. Ned
Emerson. arrived from his home in
Winchester on Wednesday to spend Old
Iome week with friends.
Truman Gibson is in Rycgzte with
is brother. Frank.
Mrs Jennie Blair arrived in town on
Ionday from New Hampshire.
Mr.. Warner Of Florida has come to