The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-28

VNH0N astlc interest already mani
tested in the better foods
better homes campaign inaugurated by
The Daily Times. Culinary advice which
will enable women to solve, the thret
meal day problem to the satisfaction
of both themselves and their families
| is at all times eagerly sought by open
minded, progressive housewives and the
announcement that Miss Hanko, domes-
tic science expert and famous cook, has
been engaged by The Daily Times to
| give such advice in Rowland hall has
been eagerly welcomed The best house
wives of the city have arranged to at
| tend every session OF the Daily Times
| school next week and are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of Miss Hanko.
Program Comprehensive.
| The program which has been worked
out by Miss Hanko for the course OF
instruction which she will give in How
land hall beginning next Monday at 2:30
p. m, will provide a most interesting
and valuable contribution of the vital
subject Of home making, housekeeping
and cooking. There viii be advice for
discouraged housekeepers, new and inter
esting ideas for successful housekeepers
and much helpful, valuable information
for young and inexperienced housewives.
The girls of Barre who are taking up
the subject of domestic science in school
this season will be much helped by Miss
Hanko's lectures and course OF instruc'
ton and viii also be pleased by her at.
tractive and friendly personality.
In many OF the cities where Miss
Hanko lectured last year, domestic sci
ence teachers were so impressed by the
splendid work she was doing that they
attended her sessions and allowed their
classes to attend in body. Many of the
young domestic science students were
detailed to help Miss Hsnko in serving
the things cooked and prepared in her
cookery demonstration and enjoyed this
work most heartily.
Plan of School.
Each session of the Daily Times Home
Economics school will be divided into
three periods The first of these will be
devoted to a lecture by Miss Hanko on
some such topic as "Child Feeding"
Economy" or Dietary Standards and
Balanced Menus" She will discuss all
of these subjects in a practical manner
that will interest every type OF house
keeper and cook in Barre II is intend
ed that the Daily Times Home Eco
Monies school shall be educational in |
character but of real value TO all OF |
the housekeepers of Barre who attend.
The second period Of each session win |
be devoted to practical cookery demon |
stration. The platform in Rowland hall |
will be fitted up with everything needed /
in a modern, up to-date kitchen and here |
Miss Hanko and her assistant will show |
lust how to measure and mix, and bake, |
boil, stew, and fry. how to cook meats in
The fireless cooker, how to freeze dainty /
desserts, how TO make whclesome pastry |
and economical cakes and . great many
,ther interesting stunts in the cookery /
inc that viii bring delight to the heart
II every woman who likes TO cook, and
he woman who thinks she does not like
o cook will be convinced by Miss Hanko
hat this is a very delightful and fas-
inating occupation when one knows
low.
The third period viii be devoted TO
he testing of all of these deIightsome
oothsome dishes by the members OF
Hiss Hanko's big classes. No matter
Jaw many hundreds OF women avail
themselves of this opportunity to hear
his famous lecturer and cook, she prom
SEES that everyone viii have a chance
o sample her cooking and decide for
themselves whether or not she is as good
cook as she is reputed to be. 1t Is
afe to say that astronomical and in
treats such as Barre women
ever dreamed of are in store for them /.
I the Daily Times Home economies
rhool next week. Every woman in
Washington county is invited to psrtake
+ these dainty foods for body and mind. :
Iiss Hanko's program has been definite
7 arranged and the subject of Ter Mon
ay lecture and the dishes to be prepared
her first cookery demonstration will
e announced tomorrow.