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THE B AlUtE DAI LY TIMES, RAltRE, VT. SATURDAY," DECEMBER 23, 192:
S3ES
STOWE
WILLIAMSTOWN
')At the mid-month meeOnjr of tlio (.'onjrregiitiomtl dmri-li Services on
II. II. Smith Relief corps Thursday' Sunday at -.10:43. A choir of male
eveivnjj, Miss M ilUccnt Kaiser was in- voices under "the leadership of George
itinted into the order and a program II. Goodrich will render Christmas mil
in honor of Clara Burton wan carried I sic. Sermon topic, "The. Birth Night
out. imludiiitf ieadimre by Mr. M. C, ' f 'a New Order." A Christmas sermon.
Tinkham ami Mrs. V. L. Rceor and a
under the direction of Miss Lena Wal
lace. Thursday, Dec, 28, the ladies'
union will give the annual family (up
per, the union being boat to the fam
ilies of il members.
. pimio solo by I. A. Foster. .Supper
m served' by' the color bearer. It
'was voted to hold the mid-munth
'meetings for the next three months on
j the third Thursday afternoon instead
'of evening's as tiKiml. .
'Announcements have been received
Sunday school at 12 m. Union service
at 7:30..- A brief nermon appropriate
to 'the scuson and tlie singing in
charge of Mr, Outland will be Christ
ina song and enrols. All singers are
invited to come and help sing the good
! old t'lirixtiiius conga.
Everybody is reminded of ihe-com-
Benninjjton
are shown in our window. Our prices put
these gifts within the reach of all. Our
shelves are loaded with usei'ul articles which
make the most acceptable gifts.
Barre,Vt.
The M. 0. Phelps Co., Inc.:
of the marriauu on-Nov. 30 at North i "1M ; "co "
of Dewev ' Uronson anil " ,-," . " . : ;
it ih jre.e. i jiri
will meet at the
public may bring
from,! uuring iiienc
nourw, also alter I u ciih k. irme
names plain to avoid mistakes. Re-
Miss Karah Alice Maon, daughter of i nd -br'n the children.
Mr.-and Mini And. aw J. Magoon. of 1 oratiu g comim ttee
MorrisvIHe, but formerly of Stowe. ! lltt11 from ;J t0 1 be P
amssmsm
ESEBISD
SOUTH ROY ALTON
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ladd,
Thursday.
S M Dearing, who has been ill, is Miss : Elizabeth Coutermarsh, who
able to be out and attend to his liv- has been ill with pleurisy, is again
sry business again. ablf to take UP her cll0l work-
, ,. J. A. Whitney made a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. "ter of t Barnard Thursday. 1
runbndge were- business MMtor. m Mr and FJrnh,m ,)ave
town Wednesday. mov(Kj to their ,ac.e wim(tlor
Miss Florence McGune of Mnte etTeet
River Junction U stopping with her ' wftg n
parents for a few days. ' fall on the ice, is a little better, but
C. P. Tarbell was in Woodstock to ia gtin confined to her bed.
it tend county court Wednesday and Mf and w A Famham 'at
Inurstlay. tended the state grange meeting in
Wright Hewitt is in town to spend ' i;uriington last week,
he holidays with his parents. j Coutermarsll) W,M
Miss Louwe -Metealf- has recovered j ,een Tisitinf? relatives in I'nmfret. ami
Visit- , i farirlen. K. H.. flrriv-pH linnm at
(Saturday.
SOUTH WOODBURY
lirom her lotijr iljncsij and was a
)r at the S. R. II. Thursday.
Mrs. Flora' Raymond of the South
IRoyalton house- lias been ill since
Tuesday.
'Austin Mierman of, the University
Ijf Vermont is at home for the holi-lays.
Frederick Ladd of Sharon visited
CROTON
E. J. Rutter, optometrist, will be at
J. T. Darling's Tuesday, the 2(ith. Call
and have your eyea examined. adv.
Mrs. Jennie Strong left last Wednes
day morning for Dery, N. H., where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Goodell.
Mrs. Belle Cate and son, Wallace,
visited friends and relatives here for
a few days before returning to their
home in Windsor, Conn.
Mrs. Agnes Dickie returned to her
home in Rarre last Sunday, after
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Neil Daniels.
Dorothea Ainsworth, Christine and
Frank Morrison of Hardwick academy
and Stanley Hall of Montpelier semi
nary are spending the holiday vaca
tion at their respective homes.
Mrs. E. M. Daniels, who recently
underwent an operation at the lanny
Allen hospital, has returned to her
home here. She is making good prog
gress toward recovery.
Ionnn Sumner was in Montpelier
last Sunday. "
il Dodge has rented his farm to
II. Bill and has moved his family to
Montpelier. -
Mrs. Bert Parker is ill and Mrs.
Ralph Bailey ia caring for her.
. George Sumner of Detroit, Mich., is
spending a few days' vacation with
his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bruce of Mont
pelier visited their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Btil, last Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr, and
Mrs. Will Cookson on Dec. 14.
Doris Hall came home Wednesday
from the University of Vermont for a
lew days vacation,
E. M. Daniel was a recent visitor
in Winooski.
CORINTH
George and Otia Hastings are spend
Ing tlieir l.nnstmas vacation ot one
week with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Hustings. They are studying in
the bookkeeping department at Bay
ruth institute, scliool of business train
lug, in Springfield, Mass.
'W3 ' SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION
rJ&T MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY tSOT
MATINEE and EVENING J
va j Special Added Attraction
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M I HEADLESS HORSEMAN NV ' "Entertaining the Boss" iM
nvV I Jidantd from - iame ews ueeuiy
ffjSO WASHIITON IRVINGS V JWfi
ff'4 LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW 1 KA
?fL WILL ROGERS .
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l'g . Regular Time and Prices ?J
Miss Magoon was graduated
j Stowe high 'school in the class of l!tl6,
and since then has been teaching in
Torrington, Conn., .and this year in
Springfield, closing '' her school there
this week. Mr, Broncon haa a position
in North Bennington and they will
live hi South Shaftsbury. i
Miss Jessie Southard of the Mont
pelier high school faculty has been a
visitor in Stowe thia week. '
Mrs. Mary Smalley has as Christ
mas visitors at her home her daugh
ters, 3if'iga Katherine Smalley, who is
attending the New York state normal
ebhool at Plattsburg and Miss Hilde
garde, who is teaching at Amityville,
L. I., and her son, Robert D. Smalley,
of Poland, Me. '
Mrs. Flora Cushman has gone this
week to Saulte Ste Marie, Mich.,
where she expects to pass the winter
with her daughter, Mr. J. M. Loree
and family.
Clifton C. Stafford and Catherine
Harris of the University of Vermont
are passing the Christmas vacation at
their homes. -
Miss Pauline Franklin , went Satur
day to pass the holidays with her par
ents at Greenfield, Mass. '
. . . '
IVAITSFIELD
Tuesday and Wednesday was the
coldest weather of the winter po far.
Thursday morning the thermometer
registered more than 40 degrees warm
er than 24 hours Ix'fore. ;
Miss Alice Smith has been quite ill
the past few days.
Schools in town closed yesterday
for the next two weeks, beginning
again Jan. 8.
Rev. U. A. Remele has returned
from his southern trip as far as Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. L. A. Livingston has received
the news of the illness with pneumonia
of her sister, Mrs. Mame Nichols, at
the of her son, Hassie Nichols, in
Rome, N. V.
M. J. Long and grandsons, Gerald,
Howard and Franklin Miller, left
Wednesday for Hartford, timn
David Mils is home for the holi
days from Rensselaer school of
echnolojry in Troy, N. Y
Ornioii Tucker, Melvin . Livingston
and Ruth Mehuron came home
Wednesday from Middlcburv college,
Mrs. Lizzie Livingston was at O. O.
Boyce" Tuesday to help rar for Mrs.
Caroline Bovce. Her condition is no
better.
The annual church dinner at the
Congregat ional chudch will bo held
on f-aturdav, Vec. JO.
joe iavanway ana iamuy nave
moved from Fayston to the Jerry
Kyle place
U, J. 1'almer ami Herbert Lorliss
were in Waterbury Tuesday,
member the expenses, and put a con
tribution in one of the boxes to be
found in any of the stores. The pro
gram will please both children and
grown-ups. ' Come early if you want a
seat. -,
Mrs. Ada Cliamberlin of Grand Isle
is here visiting her sister,. Mra. Wal
ter Freeman, and family.
Lewis Freeman is in Chelsea, Work
ing for Joseph Martin. ,
What Did I Get Last Christmas?
-. Dear, me, I should have kept a list.
I really meant to do so.
"Of course, I Bhall never forget this
little tea table that Bister gave me.
How mamy, many times I have used
it. ", ' ' "
"Nor the sandwichtray that Uncle
Ned sent. I shall always cherish that
And the Windsor rocker from Nell
what a charming gift that is. I can
use it all my life, (
"Was it candy the cousins out west
sent, and who did send those flowers'
Seems to me I recoived some station
ery too. I just can't for the life of
me remember anything but my furni
ture. '
"I wonder if that doesn't point t
lesson. I think I'll make it a furni
ture Christmas. I'm sure then that
thelgifts I give will be remembered.'
Buy these of B. W. Hooker & Co. ad -
WATERBURY
' At the Christian Advent church to
morrow, the pastor, Rev. J. F. Long
land, has for the subject of his sermon?
"The Wise Man's Query." Text, Mat
thew 2:1-2, in part. Sunday school
at 12. Evening service at 7:30. Sat
urday evening there will be a' Christ
mas tree at the parsonage.
At the Wesley Methodist Kpiscopal
church Rev. William R. lleasel, pastor,
will have a Christmas sermon, fol
lowed by the "white" Christ miyi in
the Sunday school. Mrs. D. W. Cool
ey and -Miss Stella Griffith have ar
ranged an interesting program. Junior
league at 3:30. Epworth league at 6
o'clock. Topic, "A Christniiys Carol
Service."
C.Vngregational Church Rev. John
C. Prince, minister. Morning service
at 10:30. Sermon topic, "The Star of
(ircat Joy." Talk to children, Dean,
Hodges story, "The Birth of the
King." There will be . special music, j
Church school ut noon, with special
Christmas exercises. The Christmas
pageant, "When the Star Shone," will
he given at 7 p. m. The choir will be
assisted by -f8 singers and characters
iainfield Clmrcli
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BETHEL
Total sales of Christmas seals by
pupils of the village schools amounted
to fS0.50, which is considered a re
markable record, considering industrial
conditions here. The grade children
of Miss Parsons' and Miss Hassazn's
rooms sold worth of the seals and
the two days' sale conducted by sever
al young ladies of the Blue Triangle
club yielded f 28.50. The best in
dividual records were those of Stanley
Kdmunds, who sold 4"0, Merrick Ever
ett .ViJ, Rosie Murretl 213, Bertha.
Everett 203, David Cox and Theodore
Ripley 200 and in the high school th
team consisting of buzalwtn JtVase and
Sophia Parrot t sold 1,100, Margaret
Wallace and EIrbeth Billings 000.
John L. Parrot has gone to his home
i:i Riiston, after completing a busy sea
son in town, aoing plastering, unca
work and cement work.
Mi Elizabeth Guodale is home from
Middlehury college.
Harold Wilson, Miss Betty Wilson.
Winston Dunham Hollister Fletcher,
Miss Irene Fletcher Perry Nichols
and Philip Holway are horns front the
i niversitv of errnont.
Max W. Barrows is home from
teaching in the Vv lllianwtown Jugh
school.
Mrs. Rolwrt Ashe of Rochester is
here with her husband, who is working
on the repair job at the Hortonia Pow
er compai.y s dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sayers f Rox
bury were Bascom house guestj Thurs
day. GRANITEVILLE
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TO-DAY
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JESSE L. LASKV ,
PRESENTS
To all the mcmlwrs, attendanta and
friends of the church iu Plainfield, and
to all the kind people who have be
friended us in so many ways and for
so many years, we extend our kindest
mlics for a .Merry Christmas .and a
Happy New Year.
Arthur W. Hewitt,
Nina B. Hewitt.
New Year's hall, pymnasiiim hall.
Graniteville, Jan. 1. Watch this ndr.
a dr.
Notice to Farmers.
There will 1h a mwtinj; in Memorial
room, city hall building. Montpelier,
IVc. 27. at 11 a. m. This meetitifr U r
the purpose of discussion of this ttibvf
culin test fske and to form an orcani
ration to combat some of this nlliai
propapsnda. Also to carry the fight to
th next general asscmhlj Come aim
bring that neighbor. adv.
SECRETARIAL, ACCOUNTING
AND
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COURSES :
Start January 2, 1923, at the
Albany Business College
Other Courses every Monday
of the Year.
SEND FOR CATALOG .
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Admission free. We request that each child bring a dis
carded toy which will be given to charity. .
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