The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-13
WATERBURY,

The fire which broke out IN thc cuPo-
Ia room OF the Cooley-Wright company
late Tuesday afternoon was quickly
extinguished by the fire company,
which quickly responded to the call.
AS this factory is near the business
places. Il big fire there would have been
4 serious matter for many Others as
well as the company.
Mrs Mary Mitchell has returned
from Bristol. where she went to attend
\ the funeral Of cousin. She was ac-
u companied from Burlington by her
4 daughter, Mrs. Asa Picard
Mrs. Il. G. Leary Of Thompsonvillc,
Conn, and Miss Margaret Brennan q
II Pouitney have been guests OF their
sister, Mrs William J. O'Neil.
Mrs Mildred Phelps Of this town
4 has returned from visit to friends IN
Barre.
X Charles A. Miller, d. s. @, has a
class of candidates to initiate Tor tent
+ No. 2 of Maccabees, Jan. 10.
j Ernest loyal recently visited his
! mother in Rock Island Canada.
/ Mrs. Cora Preston. who has been in
Burlington visiting her son, Ellis Pres
ton. has returned to the Wallace home.
Bruce Palmer is i'll with scarlet fevef
at his home on Elm street.
Cecil Goodheart remains very i'll with
tonsiitis.
/ Louise Towne, who was reported i'll
/. with scarlet fever, has German meas
| les.
| Clark RYAN is recovering from
i light case Of scarlet fever and is quar-
/ antined at his home.
/ Tile training school of the Congre-
| gational church is being held eaci
| Thursday evening. The class in pcda'
pouv is in charge of Miss Ferrin. Last
evening Rev. John G.. Prince gave the
| second lecture on the Bible, The
/ Standpoint Of the Book" This school
lis well attended and the students are
showing great interest. The lectures py
Mr.. Prince are packed with iniorma-
/ ton, while Miss Ferrin's training
makes her very able in this line o.
work
i This evening in the social room OF
/ the Congregational church is the parish
/ social. when facts concerning An Eve
i ming at Home" will be given and sew
Il eral musical numbers will entertain the
neople. It is rumored that certain mem
I hers Of a quartet. who are to sing, are
to make their debut after years Of IN
activity in this way. Mrs. Il. II. Whit
ney is in charge and youches for the
statement that refreshments are 70 DC
served.
Sunday is called Discipleship SUN
dav at the Congregational church. Ser
mon topic by the minister, Rev. John
G. Prince, "What Is TRUTH" the first
~ a series OF pre-Lenten sermons on
the subject. "The Truth" Talk 70 chill
dren. what is Your Nameg" AT . P.
m. is the Christian Endeayor meeting.
AGod in Our Lives" topic, and at
D. m. comes the special service OF
story and song. entitled. "Where Love
Is. There God Is Also" This Is one Of
Count Tolstoi'a best stories. The music
win be solo, duet, quartet and choir
selections. in charge Of Il. G. Miller
choir leader.
AT the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. George II. Lock, pastor
morning worship with sermon at usua
time. Vested children's choir sings. ~
the evening at this church there VII
be a new illustrated lecture, yellow
stone National Park" another wonder
land OF America. There will be ~ col
ored photographs. The music numbers
include harp and flute duet. Lock
Tins; piano solo, Mrs Gale; vocal solo
Mrs. ,Joslvn; vocal solo with harp ac
compartment, Mr. and Mrs. Tins. NJ
, Tins, who recently bought out tn'
studio, is reported as a musician o.
much repute. In the harp ne has an ~
strument novel TO this town, ana NJ
> utilization as a newcomer to the act'v
| tiles Of this church will be much ap
I, nreciated. The posters for this sery
Ice with the picture Of Mr.. Tins al
his harp, are creating much attention
Al the meeting of the Brotherhood
class OF this church the following ON
GERS were elected: President, l.. J. Gar
vey. vice president, NJ. II. Moody; sec
refary. r. C. Lamb; treasurer, Johi
Law: teacher, Rev. G.. II. Lock; assist
ant teacher, Charles Huntley.
DR. and Mrs. ]. Il. Claire spent
Wednesday in Barre.
! On next Thursday, Jan. 10, the lux
bury home bureau meets with Mrs
Elsie Rice. Plans for the program fol
the following year viii be discu saed
The article on "sIore Communit,
Spirit which appears in this week
issue OF the Waterbury Record, make
: strong plea for the Community hons'
and what it represents. In this house
where everything 10 provided Tor IN
comfort and pleasure of the cntir'
community. one is asked to "mee'
upon the level and part upon IN
square" A strong appeal to put Tn
lboard of trade on the map has this Z
offer: IF it survives TO partake OF on'
more annual banquet. lets give It
: i tonic and fool the undertaken" The ar
ticle closes with poem which has
much good philosophy about the kim
of a town one likes, where "everybod.
works and nobody shirks.'
The funeral Of Patrick Herbert wa'
held from st. Andrews church yester
dav forenoon AZ 10 o'clock. The bear
ers were Harry Harvey, George Jack