The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-04

was quite the finest and most helpful
treatment of this important subject ]
have ever heard. Miss Hanko is not only
most entertaining speaker but that
young head of hers is full OF practical
and disable suggestions and no woman
who has the opportunity of hearing her
can afford to neglect it"
! This afternoon Miss Hanko is not only
telling how to plan and how to serve a
meal, after it has been prepared accord
| ing to the excellent methods suggested
| by her this week. but she is actually
setting table and telling all the elbows
and why's" of putting meal on the
table in the manner that will require
the least trouble on the part of the one
who is serving and will be most con-
yenient and pleasing for those being
served Miss Hanko believes in attrac-
tive surroundings where one eats and
proved successfully that this has its val
ne in stimulating the appetite and aid
ing digestion.
In her talk on marketing" yesterday
afternoon Miss Hanko gave many help
full hints in regard to economical buy
ing. She recommends that women visit
markets and shops personally rather
than order by telephone and showed just
how this is conducive to smaller bills
and better foods.
Every woman was deeply interested in
the manner in which she cooked the
steak by fireless, and Miss Hanko's dem
stration of the usefulness of this time J,
labor and fuel-saver will doubtless boom
the sales of fireless cookers in Barre.
There will probably also be an increased
demand for deep fat kettles and frying
baskets as Miss Hanko is proving be-
youd doubt that this method of fry
ing is a fine one. Her French fried po-
tatoes prepared in this manner yester-
day were wonderfully crisp and brown
and greaseless. anti everyone declared
they were delicious. Her gingerbread
also came in for a large share of praise
and as dessert suggestion she told of
new way to prepare apples. This
recipe, called Apples la Creole" was
one of the many which the women of
her class copied into their notebooks to
save for future reference.
The only complaint that has been
made about The Daily Times Home Eco
Monies school is that it does not last
long enough. There is much regret that
to-morrow's session is the last and it
promises to be very enc one. Instead
of giving lecture Miss Hanko will
briefly review the most important points
she has brought out from day to day
during the past week and will answer
all the questions that still remain in
the minds of her scholars.
Her Saturday menu is one OF the most
attractive OF the entire course. II in
cludes:
Planked Fish Duchess Potatoes
Banana Fritters
Twin Mountain Mullins
Peanut Cookies.
The following received cakes at YES
terday's cooking demonstration Mrs. |
Alma II. Perry, Mrs. c. L. Douglass, Mrs. |
A. E. Bruce, Mrs. T. Clarity, Ella JOS
Iyn, Mrs. p Henry Brown, Mrs. II. b. |
Wykes, Mrs. J. w. Mcdonald. Mary w. |
Carleton and Mary Rowland of Cabot.
Saturdays musical programme on the
rictrola from Bailey's music rooms viii
be-:
Colonel Donovans March" Pryors band
Jocks Patrol" ..... Conway's band
When the Rainbow Shines Bright at
Morn" ....+....... Hooley chorus
Tennessee Moon" Oakland quintette
iems from "Sweethearts" ...
......... Victor Light Opera Co.
2igoletto quartette ..........
..........,... Victor opera quartette
She's the Lass for Me" 8. Harry Lauder