The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-28


/ in Cleveland. She is niece Of Mrs
G. H. Noble and has made her hom
| with the Mobiles many years.
/ John w. Hartwell has returned from
| Swanton, where he spent month will
relatives.
All persons interested in the Univer
salist church are requested to meet or
Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, at 1880 il
the new office Of the telephone com
/ pany, to discuss plans for the resump
ton of services and also to determine
| what action shall be taken in regart
to further repairs of the church build
| ing.
At the close of the Epworth league
meeting last evening, Mr. and Mrs. A
,, Hugh Whitman, who were married re.
Gently, were presented Bible as a
testimonial from the Sunday school, in
which she is a teacher.
Ralph Prescott returned home to
Lyndon Center Saturday, after. his
third annual two weeks vacation spent
at +. B. Snelling's.
A son was born at the sanatorium
Aug. % to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart.
X. Il. Holbrook Of West Windsor,
after short visit with his daughter,
Mrs. G. G. Washburn, went Saturday
to visit his son, Henry e. Holbrook,
in Northampton, Mass.
Miss Gladys Blanchard Of Manches-
ter, N. H., came Saturday to visit at
Robert Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Mitiguy were in
Burlington over Sunday.
Miss May Haley returned home to
Island Pond last Friday and was ac-
eompanied for weeks visit by Mrs.
j. j. Wilson and Miss Evelyn Wilson.
The telephone linemen had busy
task Saturday night and yesterday
moving the switchboard and making
connections in the new building which
houses the entire equipment most adj
mirably. The aim was to be entirely
ready for business this morning,
Philip Chiaradonna was home from
Boston Saturday and Sunday.
NJ. Il. Brown and family Of Malone,
n. Y, and Kermit Diggs Of Fitchburg,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Clifford.
The Chelsea and Bethel baseball
teams viii meet at the playground on
Wednesday at ) o'clock. Chelsea won
the last game played here.
j. II. Beckwith returned Friday from
attending the state convention of rural
letter carriers at Rutland. He was one
Of the speakers at the convention,
The Advent Christian Holiness camp
meeting so far has smaller attend
ance than last year, the record year for
cottagers. The officers are Elders Ora
Boyce Of East Roxbury, the president;
L. +. Baker Of Rutland. vice president:
0. w. Brock of Newbury, secretary
Other preachers already in attendance
are Elder Schubel Brown Of North
Springfield and Elder Everett Dyer of
Berwick, Me-, who was the preacher
Friday afternoon. In the course of his
sermon he made the statement that so
lar as he knew this is the only asso-
siation of its kind on the earth. Speak |
ing from the words. Our citizenship
i in heaven he voiced his conviction
hat Christian should not dabble in
politics even TO the extent of voting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl w Perkins of |
we're recent guests at A. l..
Two of the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter A. Batchelder sustained injuries |
N successive days recently. Willard |
ell from a tree at the Mitiguy farm,
where he was playing. and broke
zone in one thumb. Robert. while rid
ng a bicycle near Frank o. Roberts.
'ecame alarmed by some dogs and sud
Ienly caught one foot in the wheel,
which tore the flesh in shreds from the
nkle. causing very painful wound
physician was called in each case.
+. f. Mccullough treated dozen
oys to corn roast Friday evening.
Ex- Mayor w. H. Dreamer. his daugh- \
er and party of IL spent Thursday
light at the Bascom house
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Luce and Mrs.
6. Selma Of Montpelier were here
'riday