The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
WATERBURY

The Hochelaga campfire girls gave a
very pleasing entertainment in the So
cial room of the Congregational church
Saturday evening and one that showed
much benefit to the girls. In the form OF
paylet the Hochelaga girls were camp
| ing out when boy scouts, supposedly IN
| iured in an automobile accident, were
brought to them. Exhibition of bandag-
| ing for head wounds, broken arm, leg,
ribs, collar bone and injured hand was
given. The making of a surgical bed was
also illustrated. The campfire song,
| "Sheltering Flame" was rendered by q
quartet composed of Misses Barbara
Luce, Marguerite Snow, Christine Kane
and Mrs. w. L. Boicourt. In ceremonial
dress, the campfire also sang to "Juanlta
the words written by their guardian,
Mrs. w. L. WATSON, for the Hochelaga
girls. "The Hochelaga Campfire Song"
The girls were coached by Mrs, W. u.
Boicourt, who also served as accompan-
list. The campfire presented Miss 30"
sephine Case, superintendent OF nurses
at the Vermont state hospital, who had
drilled them in their first aid work,
large bouquet of sweet peas, and Miss
May Smith, patient at the hospital,
who had aided them in their practice
work, was the recipient of decorated
basket of fruit and'rlowers. Fancywork
and home made candies were sold,
goodly sum being received. Congratula-
tions are due the guardian, Mrs. WATSON,
for the successful entertainment, which
was in every way helpful to the girls.
The boys of the agricultural class OF
the high school, with Prof. Aldrich, have
been doing some practical work in the
grating, pruning and spraying OF sew
eral orchards.
Attorney and Mrs. c. q Adams spent
Sunday in Randolph.
The young son recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Carver has been named
Robert Thomas Carver.
Tomorrow in the Congregational
church will be held the 34th annual con
vention of the Washington County Won
ans Christian Temperance union. The
officers are: President, Mrs. G. S. Rich
mond; secretary, Miss Martha Watson;
treasurer, Mrs. G. p. Kellogg Mrs. f, w.
Powers is chairman Of the entertainment
committee. In the morning there will be
a devotional service conducted by Mrs.
Richmond. There will be election of
committees, presentation OF programs;
words of welcome by Mrs Frank Rogers;
response by Mrs. +. Nj. Denny; reports Of
local secretaries, treasurer's report, cleo
ton of officers and executive meeting
In the afternoon at | 80 is the devotional
memorial meeting. The departmental re-
ports will include the evangelistic, Mrs.
Ellen r. Colby; Sunday school, Mrs. J.
NJ Mason: mercy, Mrs. f. NJ. Guernsey;
social and red letter days, Mrs. Grace
Waterman; s. T. T., Mrs. G. P. Kellogg !
temperance literature, Mrs. G. n. Welch; |
anti-narcotics, Mrs. George H. Guernsey;
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Fred ID. Beck |
lev; hygiene and heredity, Miss Martha
s. Watson: school savings banks, Mrs. |
/. w. Bates; flower mission, Mrs. F. n. /
Whitcomb; legislation, Mrs. +. NJ. Den
ny; address by the state president, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Pearson; franchise, Mrs. G. $. Rich
mond; medal contests. Mrs. O. H. Rich |
ardson; moral education and Christian
Mrs. Frank Rogers; rescue
work, Mrs F. w. Powers; quarrymen.
Mrs. Frank Waterman; press, Mrs. +. NJ. |
j. Guernsey; medical temperance, Mrs. |
~ 4. Avery; parliamentary drlll, Mrs.
M. l.. Pearson; meditation on ". G. t. Il. /
influence, MIS-. Il. NJ. DehiSt PePI'
Movies" Mrs. Alice Batchelder. In the
evening an address viii be given by Mrs.
Ida Van Valkenburgh, national worker,
of Albany, n. Y.
Among those who attended the funeral
of Carl Glover Hoadley in Montpelier
were Mr.. and Mrs Il. g. Miller.
Misses Gertrude and Ermina Miller and
Master Elbridge Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lease, Miss Alice Folsom. Mrs
Orlo Ayers, Mrs. James Hattie, Mrs. w.
J. Boyce, Mrs. F. l.. Eaton, Mrs. Michael
Conway, Maurice Conway, Albert Hills,
Miss Ella Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hills.
Mrs. William Law, who has been the
guest for some time of her daughter,
Mrs. Richard Demeritt, has gone to her
daughter, Mrs. Harris in Oakland.