The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-04
EAST CALAIS

) The young ladies of the A. Il. C.. circ
are to have bow social at T. Q. G. 4
, hall Friday evening, Dec. 7. Every bea,
is expected to buy bow for the small
sum of ten cents and thereby find hi,
partner for the first promenade. Thes,
bows will be in the care of Misses Per
sons and Sanders, who will welcome The
beau and his dime Lillian Gray AND
Eva Persons will have charge of parce
post table, and all friends of the circle
and the cause are asked to kindly donate
a parcel for this sale. The parcels will
sell for dime and should therefore con.
tain that value. The sale OF popcorn
has been entrusted to Miss Rachel Dwi-
nell, the youngest member of the circle
Good music will be donated for prom
enading by local musicians. The admis-
sion to the hall is the small sum of a
nickel. Turn out and have a good time
and help the girls get a start in the good
work they have undertaken.
w. f. Bliss and Miss Sylvia Bliss
visited friends in Hardwiek Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bullock of Barre
visited at the home of Mr.. Bullocks par
ents over Thanksgiving.
Leon Hopkins of Lyndonville spent
Thanksgiving week at George Balentine's
as the guest of Gladys Balentine.
Mrs. Susan Dodge of East Montpelier
is at A. A. Gove's for the winter.
NJ. d. Hawkins, who has been quite
sick, is reported as not quite as well at
this writing
Rev. and Mrs. Eden Austin and child
of New York are the guests of Mrs. Aus
tins parents Mr. and Mrs. F. II. GRAY.
S. Rich Waite is spending couple of
weeks in Boston as the guest of his
brother, Mark.
Wallace Guernsey of North Montpe-
lier has returned to his work after spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. w. Guernsey.
Several of the young ladies of this vii
lage weathered the storm of Saturday
evening and met in the Red Cross rooms
at the home of Mrs. Guy Bancroft. 1t
was decided not to form junior Red |
Cross society as the junior Red Cross is |
expected to be a school organization, but |
instead of Junior Red Cross they |
formed Circle to the Calais and North
branch. The following off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. Me-
Kay; secretary, Lillian Gray; treasurer,
Esther Dwinell; chairman of finance and
committee, Eva Persons;
chairman of membership committee,
Ruth Brown. After the business meet
ing, the young ladies made 100 4x4 gauze
The members mean to get
BUSY" and "do their bit to aid the boys
1t the front and show the community
hat even girls can find something to do
or their country, All young ladies are
invited to join this circle and attend the ,
meetings.
The students home for the Thanks
living recess were Hazel Weeks and Van
Persons from Goddard seminary; Clara
oell Brown Harold Saxby, Charlotte
'eck and Irene Peck from Montpelier
eminary; FRANKLIN and Harold Dwinell q
rom Burlington, and Carl Gray from
paulding high.
Mr. and Mrs Archie Saxby of Worces- 5
er visited Mr.. and Mrs, L. H. Saxby re
emily.
Gladys Balentine returned to her
chool work in Moretown SATURDAY.. aft.
r spending the Thanksgiving recess at
ONE. n
Elmer George has moved to the Har- a
ey Freeman farm and G. Ward Noble a
ohAciu " the idlli Fdcdleu ny MI.
gorge.
Philip brennan returned to his home a
| Woodbury. after spending his vacation p
18th his mother, Mrs. Myrtle brennan, at o.
. w. Guernsey's.
School in town opened Monday after "
he Thanksgiving recess.
Rev. Malcolm Mckay met with very b
W of the boys Of the village at the ie
len" of John Il. w Bancroft Friday pl
ening to lay plans for forming boys
ub. John Bancroft was elected presi- N
mt and Ralph Dwinel secretary and 10
easurer. The boys will meet at John ca
lncroft's each week. 1t is hoped that
ese meetings will prove both a pleas t n
e and profit to the boys. ~
Oscar Emery of Hyde Park was a D'
stor in town Saturday =,
r. +. Lamb was business visitor in J"
IRE Saturday.
Perley Haskell of Barre spent Thanks 50
wing day at c. A. Wings \,
Miss Violet Pratt of Goddard sem VI
airy spent the recess with Miss Mildred W.
ay at Herbert Gray's.
Laura Celley of Marshfeld spent ="
with her mother, Mrs. c. -
Wing. at
A. f. Bliss was in Montpelier Satur- ~ W
Y TO attend the funeral of Mr. Benia- nv
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