The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
BR0OKFIELD.
Gerald Fullam Has Completed School
Course Without a Mark for Years.

Course Without Mark for Years.
School in district No. O, taught b.
Miss Hattie Churchill closed Friday
Number of pupils enrolled, Is, with a
average attendance of IA 1919. Pupil
having no absent marks during the tern
were: Lillian Wills, Bernice Fullam
Gerald Fullam, Ernest Churchill. Charlie
Jones, Roy Jones, Floyd Mackizer, ant
Pearl Hoyt. Gerald Fullam, son of Nh
and Mrs. c. p. Fullam, has complete,
the course in this school period o
eight years, without a mark. The eight
grade pupils. who will enter the higl
school this fall, presented their teacher 4
beautiful set of silver fruit knives as 8
parting gift.
Mi. and Mrs. Fl. w Bacon of North
field Falls and Frank Harris of Mont
pelier called on friends in town Sun
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Frink went to Char.
/ lotte Saturday to visit their son, Elliott
H. Frink, and family, and before re-
turning home will attend the Z. v NJ
exercises at Burlington, where their son,
Clarence, graduates.
At the regular meeting of the o. +. S.
Thursday evening. vote was taken not
to hold meetings through the months OF
July and August.
Cassius Wardner graduated last week
from the business college i'll Albany, n.
y, and came Saturday to spend short
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
v. n. Wardncr
Messrs. II. H. Fullam, Charles An.
CELL and DIR. 4. L. Ellis, members of
Mystic Star lodge, +. and A NJ, at
tended the Masonic meeting held in Bur
lington last week.
Mrs Lucy Farnsworth of Chazy. n. ",
came Friday and stayed till Monday
with her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs George
Simmons.
Miss Clara Robson. teacher in the pri-
mary school, closed her school Friday
and went Tuesday to her home in Bur
lington.
Ernest Sprague Of Barre spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. G..
Sprague.
Mrs. A. w. Edison of New York City
came Saturday and opened her summer
cottage.
Mrs, +. Q. Ralph goes this week to
Concord, n. H.. to spend week with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Hyde, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azel Hall, Messrs. Ira
Carpenter and r. w Walbridge attended |
the wedding in Mortified Wednesday Of
Miss Bessie Wheatley, daughter of VIII
Wheatley, to Mr.. Wheelock of Mont
peler.
Ellsworth Chase is having a weeks
from his store work and is to
spend several days this week with friends
in Bradford.
Mrs. Ella Wills OF East Braintree
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Jones, and family.
George WILDER and daughter, Miss SUI
sic, attended the funeral of their uncle,
ieorge Pembers at Randolph Center last
week.
Miss Florence Phelps of Williams
own spent day last week with her
Iunt, Mrs. A. /. Fellansbee. =
Miss Edna Sargent of Bellows Falls
ecently spent several days with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Sargent. /
L. 4. law of Cabot spent last week :
With his brother, J. w. Yaw, and wife. '
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Mason of Ran
olph visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
J. +. Mason, Friday. i
Children's day exercises at the Second
hurch Sunday were fine. The church
ras prettily decorated with ported plants a
nd cut flowers.
The Schroeder family of New York
'ity are expected this week to open /
heir summer cottage. Curtis NJ. Upham [
J to be their outdoor helper this sum
Ter. III
A large number from town attended fl
be graduating exercises OF the II. II. S.
Randolph Friday evening. t
The Second Congregational church was
ell filled Sunday evening to listen to II
he excellent address given by Rev. o
raser Metzger of Randolph before the
/. II. 5. graduating class.
T. Callagan and nephew, A. G. button.
re building new barn. to replace the
ne Destroyed by lightning last year 8
. +. Sargent has charge of the work,
it'll w. W. Haggett assisting.
There will be a meeting Of the boy =,
outs Friday evening. June p. at 5 "
clock at the parlors of the Second =
church. at which time "
lere will be a farewell reception for y
r. and Mrs. J. f. Locke. All members >
ID friends Of both churches are cor Il
ally invited. Come and have a pleas ".
II time. Refreshments Of ice cream ~
ID cake viii be served Ladies. please %
ing cake. hf
The town hall was filed Monday even u
z. TO listen to the graduating exercises ui
the Brookfield high school. which were
1ch enjoyed by ALL The hall was
ettily decorated with evergreen ribbons
d potted plants. The class motto was: =.
leeds. Not Dreams The graduates ~
re William Huggard. Rex A. Fullam.
rolyn =. Lamson and Alvin =. Hall
plomas were presented by SuPerinten- NJ,