The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-30
WATERBURY
Green Mountain House, w. II. Goodwin,
Proprietor, Open to Public Soon.

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This village will soon have another
well equipped hotel in the remodelled
Green Mountain house, upon when w.
| II. Goodwin, the proprietor is making
extensive repairs. A brick foundation Is
| laid and the rooms are divided with ce"
ment partitions On the first floor the
office, dining room and kitchen are be-
ing considerably enlarged and steel cell
ings arc being placed, There will be a
large fireplace in the office. A third
story Is being built, which will furnish
II additional rooms, making 80 sleeping
rooms in all, few with private bath.
| Every room In the house Will be re-
decorated and lighted by electricity. A
new steam heating plant will be m
stalled. A large veranda across the
| front will add much to the external APP
pearances. Mr.. Goodwin expects to nave
an up-to date hostelry which will claim
its part of the patronage of the travelling
public.
Mrs. V. V. Turner has returned from
Moretown, where she, was called by the
| illness of her sister, Mrs. M. K. Child.
| Hugh Harvey, who went to Windsor
Monday with his brother on his return
to that place, secured work at once
with the Windsor Machine Co.
Harold Harvey was in Burlington with
the car Tuesday and brought Ruby
Douglass home from the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Dillingham; grange meets on Saturday
evening and has program appropriate
to the harvest and thanksgiving time
Harold Atkins is now shipping clerk
for the Magnesia Tale Co. and has an
assistant. His many friends are glad
of his promotion to this responsible posi-
ton.
Eugene Harvey, jr., is detained at
home from school because of sore foot,
caused by sticking a nail in the same.
The high school enrolls SO, the largest
number In its history. The newer
courses, agricultural and commercial,
have a number of students. The book
keeping class numbers 20 and the agri-
cultural work, introduced this year for
the first time, nine. The demand for
practical training in the school is met
in this way.
The programs for both the Hypatia and
Pierian clubs are out and present a
very attractive "Made in Ameria" year
of study. The Hypatia club makes
study of American literature. The first
meeting is on Oct. and is reception
at the home of the president, Mrs w.
II. b. Perry. The meetings are held
on each alternate Friday and take up
nearly all the prominent American au-
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of historical character. Music is down
for nearly every meeting and refresh
ments are to be served by others than
those at whose home the meeting is
held. Some of the special meetings are
conservation day, gentlemen's night, edu'
cational day and two joint meetings
with the Pierian club. The officers Of
this club are: President, Mrs. w. II. b.
Perry; vice president, Mrs. i. E. Joslyn;
secretary, Miss Rose Carpenter; assist.
ant secretary, Mrs. V. L. Perkins; treas
urer. Mrs. Roy w. Demeritt; executive
committee, Miss Eta Graves; Mrs.
Harry Lease. Miss Alice Seabury; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. F. z, Steele, jr,
Mrs. Z. A. Stanley, Mrs. f. L. knights
education committee, Mrs. G. s. Bidwel,
Mrs. w. A. Woods, Miss Weltha Booker,
Mrs. w. L. WATSON; conservation com.
mittee. Mrs. b. X. Demeritt, Mrs. f. A.
Twombly, Mrs. ID. w. Cooley, Mrs. ID. 9.
Jones. Mrs. John Fowler. This club was
organized in 1898 and was federated in
1901. The Pierian club has an equally
attractive program and begins its meet
ings on the same date, Oct. s. IL takes
America more from an historic and in.
dustrial standpoint. The special meet
ings are mothers day, New Years
party. a special program on China, an
address by Rev. w. +. Douglass on "At-
lantic City-The Seat of the Greatest
War Council Ever Held Against Human
ity's Deadlist Foe" and the joint meet
ings with the Hypstis club. The officers
of this club are; President, Mrs. Abbie
]. Foster; vice president, Mrs. William
f. Carpenter; recording secretary, Mrs.
Clifford; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
James Fife; treasurer, Mrs. Harriet !.
Moody; critic, Mrs. George Randall
board OF directors, Mrs. r. J. Knowles,
Mrs. James Hattie, Mrs. w. j. Clark
program committee: Mrs. u. ID. Grout,
Mrs. o. L.. Ayers, Mrs. Florence z. Cup
ill. This club was organized in 1904
81 faaorafad In 1911