The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-12
NORTH MONTPELIER

The junior Red Cross entertainment,
given by the school children last week
| Friday night was very successful In eV-
cry way, both financially and socially,
clearing $50, which was given To the
East Calais aud North Montpelier
branch of the Red Cross. The teacher
and pupils wish To thank the Hall asso.
citation for the Use of the hall, and Mr..
| Hammett, who so ably auctioned of
their goods, which consisted of canned
goods, vegetables seeds, fancywork, fan
ey pieces, etc. The ccnterpece given by
the teacher. Miss Flood, brought S5.i0
and the quilt pieced by the pupils was
hidden of by Frances Byron, who after
wards sold II back 10 be presented 90 the
teachers. The teacher and pupils also
wish to thank the townspeople, who SO
generously donated articles for the sale,
also y. w Butteriicld OF Cabot, who pre-
scented and gave a very interesting and
instructive talk to the children. com
mcnding them on the good work done
ON thi occasion, which proved to be sue
cessful beyond even the smallest ones
expectations, which are usually large
Mrs Carrie Cole, who has been visit
ing at her cousins, Will Merritt's, was
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death of Mrs Hartwell Worcester.
C. G. Mears visited at his Cousins Her
man Sparrow, in Northboro, Mass, last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nyc were in Mont
peler Friday, calling on old friends.
Will Hall of East Montpelier visited
at George l.. Pray's Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Lawless returned home
Saturday night from weeks visit in
Waterbury.
Messrs. Gihin Of the Woodsville Gro
Gerry company and Aldro Batchelder of
Plainfed We're business visitors i'll town
Thursday.
Mr.. Carr of Cross bakery, Montpelier,
was in town Saturday
Mrs Emma Best Batchelder of Plain |
field visited Mrs. Lizzie Pray Saturday |
Thomas Lawless'was Il visitor in Mont /
pelier Friday.
Miss Twas Wheeler of Claremont, n. |
H.. has been visiting at the home of |
Mrs. Fannie Little and Mrs. Fred Little
the week past.
Lyon Daniels is attending the auto
show in Boston.
.srchie Pearsons was at his home in
East Calais Saturday.
Harold Rogers spent the week end at
his home on the Barre road
Redfern Buzzell was at his home in
over Sunday.
j. W. Butterfield of Cabot visited at
H. j. Conant's Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Coburn will hold one more
Sunday school al her home and then
will discontinue them until settled GO
ing.
Forrest Spauldng of Albany, \. V,
and sister, Miss Blanche Spaulding of
Barre, were recent visitors at {. 7.
Spauldings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stoddard of Plain
field visited at Charles Stoddard's sun
lay.
Mrs. Frances Byron was in Plain
field Saturday and Glenn Martin IN
the same day
Teachers and pupils of the Plainiield
school walked over from Plainheld Sat
irday and visited the mill and other /:
places OF interest.
Keen in mind and save your pennies
or the entertainment that our young
aides are getting ready for the Red
ross to be given in the near future.
Ralph Pearson is at his home in Cal
lis for a week His brother, Harold, ,
) working for Mrs. Lizzie Pray during
hat time. {
Those who took examinations at Mont
,elier Feb. 81 are under quarantine, as
registrant among those examined de-
,eloped smallpox. All precautions are
icing taken by the health officers OF 9
ach town and those examined from !
North Montpelier are under quarantine
until all danger is past. d