The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
MARsHFIELD.

d. H. Sanborn of Richford has been a
business visitor in town several days.
Miss Jessica Robinson of Common
wealth avenue, Boston, is the guest OF
her friend, Mrs. q. l.. Dwinell, for a
| few days.
! The next meeting OF Alberta grange
will occur July IL, the third Wednesday
evening in the month. The lecturer, Mrs.
| S II. Unwn, with the assistance OF the
members, is preparing II program OF
readings, vocal and instrumental music.
There will be lawn social, at which
ice cream and cake viii be served, at
| the home of Mrs. Eldred Pitkin this
evening, June %. to which everybody
is cordially invited.
Henry Harrison and wife recently
moved from the Robinson house on
Creamery street to Miss ENERGY Ben
toms house on Main street.
Mrs. Sadie Rosebrook went to Green's
boro Monday to take up her stand as
pastry cook at the summer hotel OF Mr..
Goss. Mrs. Rosebrook has been at this
hotel for several years.
Miss Laura King, teacher in the Hol-
lister district, No. l. submits the fol-
lowing report: The summer term OF
eight weeks closed Friday, and of the
Is pupils those having no marks were
Anna Gokey. Nelma Blunham, Lillian
and Russell Barber, Ruth Kenneth and
Roy Buxton, Dorothy Dwinell, Earl
Webster and Edwin Poulin. Florence
Payne and Henry Parker each had an
excusal mark. At the close of the school
tho teacher and pupils of the King dis
trict joined the above school in a basket
picnic in the Burnham woods. The two
teachers, Miss Grace HOLSTER and Miss
King, furnished ice cream, and good
time was reported by ALL games, etc,
being much enjoyed.
Miss Alice Clarke closed her fourth
consecutive term OF school in the Pike
district last Saturday, the pupils enjoy
ing picnic dinner in the woods near the
school building. Miss Clarke has been Il
successful teacher in this town, cover
ing the number Of 80 terms, or $40
weeks. It is with regret that the direct
ors of this town find they have lost her
as a teacher as they understand she is
engaged to teach in the intermediate de-
partment of the Elanfield graded school
for the year ensuing. Following is
report of the attendance at the school
just closed: Those without marks for
the past year are j. Berton Pike, jr.,
Cecil Tibbtts, William Tibbitts and
Stella Dwinel. Those having no marks
in the spring term are Bertha, Nellie
and Berton Pike. Cecil.and William lib
bits, Emma and Dorothy Collins, Stel
III Dwinell, Hugh and Charlie Ketchum
Oakley Collins was obliged to remain
out of school the last three days on ac-
count of illness. Oakley has record
hard to beat, having attended the last
four years of school without any marks,
until these reported.
Oakley, the little nephew of c. II. Col
Inns, is seriously i'll of stoppage.
The many friends of Miss EVELYN
Perry would congratulate her upon the
great success she is reported to have
met in her term of school recently closed
at East Montpelier. At the prize speak
ing held at North Montpelier, the two
first prizes were awarded her pupils, tes-
tifying to the instruction and training
Of the teacher.
Miss Eleanor Newton, a member of
thC SldhudblilS hihlH EIhucs Niiit htip@ /
ing to decorate the hall preparatory for
the graduation exercises, fell from Ia
Bile, severely iniuring herself, so that she
was unable to attend the graduation, |
Miss Newton is reported as improving, /
and unless some internal injury is sus-
tanned she will recover all right.
real live circus comes to town for |
exhibit next Friday, June 2S All circus |
goers are rejoicing in the fact. The
tents will be found on G. G. Mays /
meadow, on Depot street
Mrs. Darling of Methuen, Mass, is the
guest of her daughters. Mrs. Vern Hud- /
son and Mrs. George johnson.
H. ID. McCrillis was in Greensboro on /
Friday, returning with f.. l.. Duke and T
R. r. lde, who have been building a I
piazza on the cottage of G. B. Wheeler.
G. L. Dwinell took. parties to Bur.
ington Saturday in his auto, going from
a hot