The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-04
WAITSFIELD
Congregational Church Meeting-Rev.
w. A. Remele Remains for 18th Year.


w. A. Remele Remains for 18th Year.
I The annual New Years home church
| gathering and dinner at the Congre-
gational church was held Saturday
! Dec. 81. The attendance was not SO
4 large as usual, although there were
about 80 present. After the dinner
the annual meeting for reading reports
and. electing officers was held The
meeting opened with the Offering OF
prayer by the pastor and with the au-
| dience repeating the l2lst psalm. The
question Of alternating with the Meth
odist church this winter was brought
up and discussed. A committee of five
| for this matter was appointed as fol-
lows: Earl Jones, u. s. Joslin, G. w.
Wallis. Mrs. Alice M. Bushnell and
Mrs. Eliza Common.
| The nomination for the church Off
GERS for the year was: Clerk, G M.
Jones; treasurer, Miss Alice M. Bush
nell; standing committee, Mrs. Ida
Tucker. r. /. Stafford, Miss Alice
Bushnell, A. L. Tarr; ex-ofiicio, w. A.
Remele and G.. M. Jones; music COM
mittee, Philip Bisbee, Elsie Long, Doro-
thy Savage: ushers, director, T.. s.
Joslin, Everett Farr, Andrew Baird;
collectors, Everett Palmer. Dalton Nc
Laughlin. John Henry Downer, Otis
Wallis; Sunday school superintendent,
Mrs. +. A. Jones and r, A. Jones; Or
ganist, Elsie Long, Hazel Palmer; SUI
perintendents of junior work. Mrs. +. s..
Josln and Mrs A. b. Tucker; super
intendent OF cradle roll, Mrs. w. e.
Jones.
The report of both the church and
home circle treasurers showed both in
good financial standing. The home
circle has made with its dinners, gifts
and membership fees the past year
$40. 1t has now in the bank $40.
Before the close of the meeting, Mr..
Remele expressed his appreciation for
being asked to remain another year,
which makes Is years pastor OF the
Congregational church. The expression
of appreciation should really come on
the other side. that Mr.. Remele con-
sents to stay in Waitsheld
Deacon and Mrs. Fisk of Royalton
were spoken Of and regrets were ex-
pressed that they were not present at
this annual meeting.
Miss Evelyn Joslin, who has been
been spending the holidays in New
York has gone to Proctor, where she
has position teaching
Mrs. w. ]. Palmer was in Montpel-
Ter Friday with her son, Dwight, to
have his adenoids removed at Heaton
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hand and Mr..
and Mrs. Eldredge of Waterbury were
in town Sunday to see Mrs. Hattie
Smith.
The Joint inssenstion of the Odd
Fellows and Reh IS will be held on
Wednesday evening
Abort I40 Masons and Eastern Star
members and their families were pres
ent at Che annual banquet of the Ma
sons on Thursday evening. A pleasing
program was given and a general good
time was enjoyed
William Hazelton has returned from
several weeks stay in Stowe with
relatives.
Miss L. Jean Bisbee has been at
home from Barre for the past two
weeks.
Some OF those who are having
mumps are John NELL, so years Of age,
Kenneth Gotta and Everett Perkins.
Miss Ellen .Joslin is spending a few
weeks in Detroit, Mich.
Clarence Belts has gone to Plain
field to work.
Miss Ruth Jones returned Monday to
Boston university.
Mrs. Homer Peck of johnson has |
been the past week guest Of her
Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. |
Dodds.
Miss Loitie Perkins, who has been