The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-23
WATERBURY,
School Fair Big Success-iS3 Children
Had Exhibits.

The Waterbury. Duxbury school fair /
the Duxbury town hall Friday afternoo
drew n large crowd. Lunch was serve
by Dillingham; grange at noon and en-
exhibits were very good In the after
noon program was given III charge o
Supt. NJ. w. Chaflee, consisting OF musl
by the Junior high school chorus unde
direction of the teacher, Miss Lena Wal
lace: talk by Miss Bertha II. Holder
of the university exchange service OF
Conservation of Foods" In this Mis-
Holden brought in strong plea for tn
food campaign. An address by Charlie
f. Lowe of Montpelier on the Libert,
loan and food campaign, Mr.. Lowe speak
ing in very impressive manner ant
making strong plea for both lines o
patriotism. Being banking man, Mr.
Lowe told much of the way the banks
were aiding in financing the Liberty loan
A solo, "The Strength of the Hills" was
sung by +. G. Miller, and the Afternoon
closed with the awarding of the prizes
announced by Superintendent Chaffee as
follows:
Bread-ta) Jessamine Billings LIST
Waterbury, Mildred Church I'd, Water
bury, Olive Harvey Sd, DuXbury; (bl
Zillah Clark LIST, Duxbury, Margaret Deal
I'd, Waterbury, Howard johnson Sd, Wa.
terbury.
Canned vegetables (a) Maude McMul'
lin LIST, Duxbury; (b) Stella Hills LIST,
Duxbury.
Canned fruit--ta) Lizzie Pearson LIST,
Duxbury, Pauline Foster I'd, Waterbury.
Jelly-(a) Myrtle Royce LIST, Duxbury;
(bl Lillian Durette. LIST, Duxbury.
Fancy work:-(a) Henrietta Cooley
LIST, Waterbury, Pearl Towne I'd, Water,
bury, Marion Cooley 3d. Waterbury; (b)
Inez Bal Rossi LIST, Waterbury, Margaret
Deal I'd, Waterbury; Sarah Charles Sd,
Waterbury.
Fine sewing-(a) Elsie Sherman LIST,
Duxbury, Edna Lyman I'd, Waterbury,
Pearl Towne Sd, Waterbury; (b) Zillah
Clark lst, Duxbury Dorothy Martin I'd,
Duxbury, Lizzie Pearson Sd, Duxbury.
knitting-(al Doris Clark LIST, Water
bury, Lucinda Woodward I'd, Waterbury,
Helen O'Bricn Sd, Waterbury; (b) Ruth
Woodward lst, Waterbury
Potatoes-(a) Merlin Aither LIST, Wa
terbury, Myron Graves I'd, Waterbury,
Eugene Harvey Sd, Duxbury; (b) Clar
ence Gauthier LIST, Waterbury, Ionic I'm
bruglia I'd, Waterbury, Guy Pearson Sd,
Duxbury.
Vegetable colection-(a) Coin Haskins
LIST, Waterbury, Mary Comolli I'd. Water
bury, Lucius Bassett Sd, Waterbury, !
(b) Clarence Russell LIST, Waterbury, |
Crossett Shonio I'd, Duxbury, Madeline
Gauthier Sd, Waterbury.
Beans-(a) Nelson Russell LIST, Water |
bury, Myron Graves 3D. Waterbury Mer
ton Aither Sd, Waterbury; tb) Mary !
Cardazzo LIST, Waterbury, Ralph Smith |
I'd, Waterbury, Elmer Baker Sd, Water
bury
Corn--(a Harvey Shufelt LIST, Water.
bury Frank Ashley I'd, Waterbury, Mel
son Russell Sd, Waterbury; tb) Guy
Pearson lst, Duxbury, Lizzie Pearson I'd,
Duxbury.
Poultry-(a) George Donovan LIST,
Duxbury, Lillian Laurence 3D. Water
bury, Raymond Miner Sd, Waterbury; tb)
Reno Giacomini lst, Waterbury, Leo
Boyee I'd, Duxbury, Fleetwood Wood
ward Sd, Waterbury
Carpentry Ia Harry Douglass LIST,
Cecil Goodheart I'd, Duxbury,
Julius Keene Sd, Duxbury; (b) Curtis
Pearson LIST, Waterbury Eugene Harvey
I'd, Duxbury, Bruce Palmer Sd, Water
bury.
Apples Edna Marble LIST, Duxbury, II
eugene Harvey I'd, Duxbury. :
Pig-Earl Pixley LIST, Waterbury. [
Calf-Crossett Shonio LIST, Duxbury, !
edwin Henderson I'd, Waterbury, Euret. I
a Shonio Sd, Duxbury. a
Cow Exchanged for two calves - t
Woodward brothers LIST, Waterbury. :
School exhibit--Grade 8, Waterbury, y
st; Crossett hill, Duxbury, ID; grade 8, I
Sd. i
The children were divided into two h
roups, (a) containing those from II to Il
8 years of age, and (b) those under II. n
he prizes were: LIST, 35c; I'd, 25c 3D. v
Sc The school prizes were: lst $3.50; i
d, $50; Sd, 81. One hundred and fifty +
hree different children had exhibits and !
he display was very creditable. large o
rowd was in attendance. D
Mr.. and Mrs H G. Whitehill have re- h
lyned from a two weeks stay in Bos- v
IN, where Mrs Whitehill underwent an v
P'i alum VI Hti hitt, NlllCii IIpNth Nti "
Iccessful. Mrs. Whitehil is much i'm b.
roved and has every encouragement of II
complete recovery from her Iameness. S
hey were accompanied by her nurse,
Iiss Giddens, who will remain for :
me.
Mrs. w. L. WATSON reports the follow
< additions to the county war library
md already printed; Duxbury, Slll7;
iddlesex, S3l.25; Plainfield an addition
1926, and Barre SS.06 Waitsield
so gives $3.50 Former amounts given
ere, Montpelier Ss42.57, and the rest of
e county $5ll.40, making in all now
tai for the county of 81 ,443.04
The local Red Cross works Monday
ternoons ON surgical dressings Tues
~ evenings the teachers work, and
thursday afternoon is the sewing.
trough the kindness of Landlord and
RS. w. f. Davis, the work has been
owed from the clubroom to the small
ningroom in the inn. The donation of
is room for the work during the win
r months certainly is much appreciat-
DR.. G. S. Bidwell was in Bellows Falls
st week attending the funeral of his