The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-20
M1RSHFIELD

The graduation exercises OF the eighth
! grade pupils were held Friday evening
in X. of p. hall. There were IL mem
bers of the graduating class coming from
| four different schools. An interesting
program was rendered in a very credit.
able manner. Supt. Butterfield awarded
the diplomas with few well chosen re-
marks, after which there was class re-
ception.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served dinner Friday, June l5,
in the church parlors. II was literally
patronized and they cleared about $ll.
The children's day exercises at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon were
given in very pleasing manner.
c, II. Brown of Newbury Center was
the guest of his brother, II. +. Brown,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Flood of st.
Johnsbury were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White over Sunday.
f. G. Merrill left Monday for Barre,
where he is to have charge of the sem
mary buildings and grounds during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Grace Carr of Barre is visiting
her brother, F. White.
Everybody interested in the mission
study class on South America is re-
quested to meet at the parsonage on
Thursday evening at 1880 for completing
organization.
Miss Frances Parson, who has been
teaching on New Discovery, left Satur-
day for her home in Fairfax. She has
been engaged to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Miss Hazel Bill
ings in the primary department Of the
graded school for the coming year.
Miss Florence Wooster has finished her
years work as teacher in the city schools
of Barre and is home for the vacation.
The campfire girls are to leave on
for a 10 days outing in camp
at Lake st. Joseph.
Miss Elsie Welch, teacher in the inter
mediate department, went to her home |
in Corinth Saturday. Miss Mildred
Smith, one OF the pupils in her room,
has had perfect record of attendance,
having had neither absent nor tardy !
marks during the entire year. Stella
Dwinell, Leona Bullock and Annie John |
son have had no absent marks during
the spring term.
Ernest Folsom has rented Herbert Ed
iy's house on Main street and is to move
into it soon.
Rev George A. Furness gave very in
.eresting sermon last Sunday on the his
tory of the Bible. The subject next Sun
lay morning win be "The Inspiration of
he Bible
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Swerdfeger, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Shortt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dwinell, Mr..
md Mrs. A. w. Blake Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
S Lunge, A. T. Davis and family, A. A.
1yndes and family, B. L. Cameron and
amily, Mrs Lillian Ward and son, Cliff
on, Miss Sadie Huntington, Dr. and Mrs.
3orson and Bert Goodridge went by autos
sunday to Fort Ethan Allen to visit the
,oys who have enlisted from this town.
f. H. Prouty and family returned Sat
rday from Barre to spend the summer !,
acation at the bungalow. They were
by Mrs. Hutchinson and a
rained nurse, Mrs. Prouty being in very /.
oor health. !
Prof and Mrs r. f. Pitkin of Enfield.
I. H., arrived Tuesday for few days !.
isit with their parents.
Mrs. Malcolm McI4ane of Williams
own was the guest of her cousin few
avs recently.
Mrs Lizzie Robinson was a visitor in
arre the first of the week.
All those interested in the Red Cross
rork who have not yet Joined are re- I
uested to call at the band room Friday y
fternoon between 2 and and register |
nd pay their dollar. This is Red Cross v
eek and special effort is being made $
throughout the country to secure as
ANY new members as possible. This is I
work in which everyone is expected to v
Ike part. Let the Marshfeld ladies' l.
axe UP and do their bit. t