The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-20

that day.
Alberta grange will hold basket pic
mic at the farm of +. II. Saxby mex
Wednesday, June 81. The county agent
will be present and give demonstration
in spraying and other field work. Let
every member come and enjoy a profit
able days outing
The commencement exercises of Marsh.
field high and graded schools were held
Thursday evening, June Is, in Pythian
hall. There were six graduates from the
ninth grade and their program was as
follows Happiness Florence Payne
THE Life of a Miner" Simeon Newton;
The Farm Home" Nellie Pike; Eyer.
mont" Earle Mears. The high school
class numbered IL and they carried out
the following program; Class history,
Gladys Vivian Newton; Booker r.
Washington" Willard Chester Bugbee;
"The Campfire Girls" Laura Bliss; vocal
solo, Leola Taft; "The Jaquith Public
Library" Royce Stanley Pitkin; "Ento-
nology," Charles Densmore Brown; class
prophecy, Marjorie Lydia Lamberton.
Supt. j, w. Butterfeld, with appropriate
remarks presented the diplomas to the
lower class while Prin. r. c. Mayo made
the presentation to his own class with
few well chosen words. The program
was interspersed with music by Wells
orchestra. The class eolors were used in
the decoration with very effective results
The young people rendered their parts in
very pleasing and efficient manner, re
fiecting credit upon the faithful work of
the teachers and the superintendent and
to the qualification of the parents and
friends.
Mrs Inez Besett, who has been spend
ing few days with her aunt. returned
Monday to her home in Montpelier.
Mrs Julia Heath of South Barre visit.
ed her cousin, Mrs. Mary Sanford, last
week.
Elery Lyndes left the first of last week
for Newport and other towns on canoe
ing trip.
Rev. c. H. Chaplin was in Calais Thurs
day to officiate at a funeral
The graduating class from the high |
school enjoyed ride to Woodbury. pond |
Friday.
The campfire girls went Friday to Lake
St. Joseph, where they are to occupy the
Bouldry cottage for a week. They were
accompanied by Miss Sadie Huntington,
.eaeher in the grammar school.
Elbridge Rosebrook has engaged to
work for w. w. Fifeld through the sum
ner.
Mrs. c. II. Chaplin returned Friday
rom Randolph accom- panied by her son,
Kingston, who has just graduated. He
caves Tuesday for Springfield, where he
las position.
Mrs. Belle Bullock of Groton pond Wis
ted her brother, Herbert Eddy, over Sun
ay.
Mrs. George French of Rochester, n Y,
5 the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
andrew Corliss.
Willis Henderson and friend. Robert
'lastridge of Northfeld, spent few days
ist week in camp at Knob hill pond
Principal r. C. Mayo has recently pur-
based a Ford automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swasey of West
'anyille were visitors in town last
DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Evans of Essex
junction. are the guests of her parents,
Ir. and Mrs. A. +. Lamberton.
Rev. j. A. Lawrence of Chelsea was in
,wn over Sunday.
The ladies' aid will meet Thursday
'ternoon in the church parlors to finish
lie work on the grills.
Miss Amy BsiIaw has closed a success
i years work as teacher in the inter.
ediate grades and returned to her home
Plainield. She submits the following
port: Pupils having no absent marks
ring the spring term were Wayne Dur
t, Catherine Carpenter, Stella Dwinel.
snche Hadlock, Mildred Smith and
rs White. Those absent one day were
srbert Davis. Wallace Whiteomb. Dor
hea Cameron and Flora Sulham. George
wis was absent one-half day. Those
wing the highest rank in spelling were
ella Dwinell and Flora Sulham
Willis Henderson began work Monday
. Henry Dwinell where he expects to
main during his vacation.
Miss Florence Wooster Is home from =
+ school in Barre for the summer va
ion. -
Henry Flood and wife Of Providence.