The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-13

in Montpelier and MiddIesex and re-
turning there again, lett Monday night
for Ottawa Mrs. Hopkins was born
in Middlesex March 90 1888, the
daughter of William Holden and Eliza
McElroy. She married Garret DeWal
4 Hopkins, who died several years ago
Mrs. Hopkins is sister of the late
Mrs. Andrew Brown. who died in 1911
and of Mrs. Sylvanus Daniels OF Mid.
dlesex. who died in 1904. Although
well along in years, she holds her love
for her native state prominent and has
all the loyalty for Vermont one could
lwish. Coming to Vermont with her
daughter, DR.. Caroline Hopkins, who
for II years practised as a surgeon and
| in Chicago, she greatly surprised her
relatives here. who did not know OF
her arrival in town until they appeared
at the door. She walked about the
town calling upon friends and relatives
and refuses TO grow old. DR.. Hopkins.
who had the successful practice with
women and children. in 1910 married
Louis Waetelaer of Chicago. who served
in the World war, receiving the title
of major Their residence is in Glen.
coe, suburb OF Chicago.
News of daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Blakeley Of Rutland last
Monday has been received. The mother
was Miss Grace Bailey.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William 0'Brien, who live. in the
Scott tenement on Randall street. last
week. Mother and child are at Heaton
hospital.
Miss Ermina Miller, who was oper-
ated on a few weeks ago at the Union
hospital in Lynn, Mass. is doing very
well and expects soon TO be able to-
leave the hospital.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Misss Bessie Mildred,
daughter of Daniel r. Jones, 10 Her
bert Edward Miller. both of Lynn,
Mass. Mr.. Miller is the son of +. G.
Miller Of this place and has been for
some time in the employ Of the New
England Telephone and Telegraph
where he now holds a respon-
sible place. The two grandchildren Of
Mr.. Miller figured prominently in the
wedding, Margaret being ring bearer
and Marcia flower girl. These are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Miller.
A notice Of special interest to all
club members is that the meeting of
the third district of the Vermont
federation of womans clubs will be
held in Mortified next Tuesday. This |
is for /, all club members, not officers
alone.
Mrs. r. w Putnam is attending the |
ID. A. r. convention in Rutland
Last week Dillingham; grange enter
tained Harmony Pomona grange
There were members front Stowe,
johnson and Waterbury
Center. about fifty in all The fifth |
degree was conferred on Mr.. and Mrs /
Ernest Sweet Of Johnson: Mrs. Per 1
lev Whitney. Johnson; Frank Cooley. !
Stowe: Cecil Goodheart, James Good. .
heart. Miss Amy Goodheart, Mrs. Lena
Nellie Corners and Mrs
Rodney Boycc Of Duxbury. A fine
dinner was served by Dillingham;
grange. after which the following
program was given: Address Of vel Z
ONE, +. G.. Miller; response. A. r..
Straw; report of his trip to the
Northwest in 1919. Roy LaFountsin;
reading. Mrs Della Tomlinson; dis
'ussion on the question of prevent
lble losses on the farm. speaker Bro.
PIKE. Sinclair, Dodge. Terrill and Le- 4
Baron, recitation. Mrs. LaFountain:
esding. Mrs. Lambert: paper. Great
st Need in the Average Home" Mrs.
.eslie: Uniform Cooperative Laws in
Nj States" speakers. Bros Terrill.
stiles. Sinclair. Dodge. Parker and
ike; recitation. Mrs. Hopkins; paper.
Changes I Have Seen in 20 Years.
frs. Parker. During the reading Il
ras asked how MANY charter members
we're present and il was found there
Terer eight Recitation. Mr.. Ellis
ong. Miss Poster and Mrs Collins;
ong. America
Charles Parker Of North Troy was
resent at the Congregational church
n Sunday and WAS > great help in the
hoir. Mrs Parker i remaining with
er parents. Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. Per
ins. for = times Mr. Parker spends
h. week end here.
M~ ara Mrs. Walter rrsxh "a M.