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

Timothy and jeremiah Donahle
were in ST. Adams over sunday, az z
tending a meeting of the Knights oi
Columbus. when the third degree was
conferred.
Mrs. Francis Legier, who has been
in town with relatives and friends Tor
the past two weeks, left Monday Tor
her home in Lynn. Mass. Mrs. Legicr
was here looking after the shipping Of
her household goods TO her new home
in Lynn.
Leon Fiske met with a painful acct
dent Friday afternoon and his condi-
ton has been quite serious. He was
driving pair of horses which were
hauling heavy load of gravel 4
part Of the cart broke. allowing a
heavy iron to strike Mr.. Fiske on the
chin and throat, inhicting bad cash;
also brilising the face and chin. DE-
w. n. Hurley and DR.. J. II. Judkins
we're called and the wounds were
dress It was necessary to take son
eral stitches.
A union memorial service for the
Grand Army was held Sunday morn
ing in the Methodist church, which
was filed with friends and relatives
OF the Grand Army, who went 70 pay
respects 10 the old soldiers who are
living and 10 honor those who nave
passed away. Rev Francis I. Clark,
nastor of the Methodist church, deliv
cred a very eloquent sermon. taking
for his subject. Sacrifice His re-
marks were most appropriate and pad
highest respect 20 the Grand Army
and its auxiliaries. Rev. James b.
Sargent. Rev. {. C. Creegan and Rev.
III. q. Mann assisted in the services.
The choir sang some selections special
for the occasion. also several patriotic
HYMNS were sung by all. J. A. Hou2h-
ton rendered vocal solo. The chufeh
was appropriately decorated with pot
ted plants and fags. The members
of William Boynton post, g. a. X. ae-
companied by the Sons OF Veterans
and thc Ladies circle, g. A. X, attend
ed the service in a body.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson of Well
fleet. Mass, came Monday afternoon
10 spend a week or so in town. the
uIe.t OF her mother, Mrs. King, on
Vine street.
At the Odd Fellows' grand lodge neid
in Brattleboro last week, John Barry
Of Mortified lodge. No. ~. was electci
ono Of the district deputies. The ap.
pointments were made by Grand Mas
ter Charles O. Staples Of Brattleboro
the new head Of the grand lodge.
Leon Walker Of Dorchester, Mass
i a guest AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
& :. Kiriball on Cross street.
Mrs. Lizzie Plasiridgc. Mrs. William
Plsstridge. Mrs. Ida plastridge and A
= Plastridge went 20 keene. \. H.
SUNDAY 20 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Asa Plastridge.
Mr.. Lizzie Moran Of Bethel was ~
town over Sunday visiting her sis.c
Mrs.. John Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Mathews Of or.
leans were in town over Saturday and
sunday. guests At the home Of her pa.
cnts. Mr.. and Mr. Dexter Horner
They returned Sunday. accompanies
nv Mrs.. Mathew grandmother. Afs
n. y. Pope. who win spend lev
weeks IN Orleans.
Mr.. and Mr.. William spear. ST.. an
Mr.. and Mn. William spear. Dr.. cam
SATURDAY from Ansonia. Conn.,. n.
7 frip being made by automobile. Mr..
spear viii remain ior a fev weeks Il
TIE hornc Of Der Son. Charles nfcar
and also q fcu weeks at fhe home 81
her daughter. Mr. Robert Gre-s- "a
remainder Of thc party returned bonn.
sunday.
Mr.. 4. g. Derick and dau1hisr. BE-
lara. u NcnfrelicT came Friday nisa