The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-17
MARSHFIELD

There will be lots of room TO display
all articles contributed to the sale at the
Red Cross bazaar Friday, Sept. 20. Why
not encourage the committee by coming
forward with the promise of whatever
you are intending to give? Don't wait
until the last day A pail of maple sug
ar has been promised by Bert Potter, a
friend of the Bed Cross from Maple hill.
asked personally. We are all interested
in our boys over there, Whatever we do
to help the Red Cross helps them. Keep
thinking about it. Anything in the line
of fruits or vegetables, either fresh or
canned, parcel post packages, fancywork,
groceries, dry goods, etc. articles of any
kind, whether useful or ornamental, if
salable, will be gladly received by the
committee in charge. Remember the
supper from to Z and the program
which follows There are to be speakers
from Montpelier
Mrs. Flora Bliss left Saturday for
Montague, Mass, where she has a posi-
tion for the winter.
Miss Lydia Dow returned Friday from
Pittsfield, Mass. where she has been
spending the summer.
Miss Carrie Beekley went Saturday to
Barre, where she has a position as cook
at the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs f H. Prouty and daugh-
ter, Helen and Mrs Mary Bliss took an
auto trip to the White mountains Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs R. R, Ide were at home
from Montpelier Sunday
Misses Evelyn Furness and Helen Lam
berton and Royce Pitkin left Monday
for Goddard seminary.
Mrs. Belle Beckley has gone to Barre
to spend the winter with her sister.
Merle Buxton returned Saturday from
the Crawford house, White mountains
where he has been working during the
summer,
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and two daugh.
tiers, Misses Marjorie and Esther, OF
Cabot, were recent guests of Mrs. Anna
Towne.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Gilman and DR.
and Mrs. George Cochran of Hudson
Mass, are the guests of E. w Gilman
A son arrived at the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. A, w. Clark Sunday morning, Sept
Is.
Miss Leola Taft is teaching the pri.
mary department of the village school al
East Calais, Miss Marjorie Lamberton al
Cabot plains and Miss Gladys Newton al
West Newbury.
Miss Marcia Preston has gone to Bur
lington to attend high school the coming
year.
Mrs, Susan Thomas is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Warren Fiield.
! Will Mute of st, Johnsbury was thu
guest of his brother, l.. d. Mute, Sunday
| Mrs. g. A. Furness has been appointed
librarian for the remainder of the year
in the absence of Mrs. Flora Bliss, VIII,
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Swerdfeger ant
A. l.. Burnham returned Friday from
two weeks auto trip through New
Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connect
cut
The postoffice department has instruct
| ed the local postmaster to advertise TO
more bids for the mail route to the sta
ton, as none of the former bids were ac
cepted.
Marshfeld K p hall, Thursday even
ing, Sept. 10, $3.50 o'clock. Motion pic
ture entertainment, including fiyeree
| feature "The Sea Panther" two-ree
comedy, Teddy at the Throttle" one
reel comedy, "She Didn't Do It." Dane
| ing after show; 25c per couple. Wells
| orchestra. Admission to pictures, adult
csc, under II years l5c; 25 per cent 0
the net proceeds to be given voluntaril.
to Marshfeld Red Cross. William Bur
Lyford.