The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-01

but as vet no definite plans nave been
made. That the affair was big sue
ccss ii not only manifested by the
highest commcndation OF everyone that
attended but by the fact that about
some over $3.50 was netted for the
benefit of the church.
Mrs, ID. b. Howe, who was seriously
i'll the past week, was taken 70 Heaton
hospital, Montpelier. Saturday alter
noon. where she underwent a serious
surgical operation Immediately upon
arriving at the hospital. The opera
ton was successful but her condition
is very serious Mrs. Howe was ac-
companied to the hospital by Mr.
Howe. Miss katherine Mccarthy and
DR. w. H. Hurley. Miss Mccarthy viii
remain at the hospital and care Tor
her.
Miss Ruth Albin OF Buffalo, y. y. is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Albin She was called here
by the illness OF her father
Mrs. Charles Holton has returned
TO her home on School street, after
spending the past week with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Fred Rumrill at the Harlow
bridge.
Mrs. p. Flood went to Brsttleboro
Saturday. where she will visit at the
home Of her son, Edward Flood, for a
week
Miss Lottie Parsons has gone 10
Chazy, Y. ", to spend two weeks
vacation.
A committee on outdoor activities,
consisting OF the following: Lynn Hill.
chairman; William H. Hardin and Rob
ert Plastridge. from the Northfield
Chamber OF Commerce. met Thursday
evening with the citizens OF Mortified
who are interested in golf. The pnf-
pose OF the meeting was TO see VI
arrangements could be made WHEREBY
golf course could be made and main
tanned in Mortified. A Subcommittee
was appointed to obtain suitable
place. One Of the projects Of the
Mortified Chamber Of Commerce is TO
promote and encourage outdoor sctiv-
titles during the summer aud winter.
A municipal swimming pool, munici-
pal skating rink, a golf course, com
munity hikes, community picnics and
90 operation with Norwich university
in developing winter carnival arc
among the things included in this pro
ject.
Robert Johnson. who has been IN
town for several weeks with his fam
lily. left Friday for Springfield Ill,
where he is to be permanently To-
Gated. Mrsi johnson and son will re-.
main for short time with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Deyine.
Curtis Field. who recently UNDER
went surgical operation at Heaton
hospital, Montpelier, has returned
home.
The l03d anniversary of the founding
of Odd Fellows in America, April Pc,
1919, was fttmgly observed by North
field lodge. No. 10. !. o. @. r., and So
cial Rebekah lodge, with few invited
guests, ON Thursday evening in Odd
Fellows hall. There was very large
number out and one OF the pleasant
est evenings in the history of the To-
cal organization was held. A program
as follows was carried out; Anniser-
sary exercises by the Odd Fellow
lodge; vocal solo. William Beattie;
selection by the orchestra; address by
Edward Gonnell. which was very in
tcresting and well given. Mr.. Connell
spoke on the principles of odd Fellow
ship as pertaining to the Bible and car
ried out in every day life. His talk
showed a great deal of thought and
was very well received Mrs. John Me-
Cutcheon rendered a vocal solo, and
Mr.. Bcsttie sang another selection, att
err which the members of Social Rebek-
all lodge presented farce. Little Mis-
take" with the following cast: Mrs.
Charles Radcliffe. Mrs. Mae Houston,
Mrs. harrington, Mrs. b. A. Stockwell
and Mrs. Cummings A social hour
was enjoyed and ice cream and cake
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