The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-15
CROTON
Entertainment by School and Singing
Glass a Success.

Entertainment by Schooi anu oihsin
Class Success.
The opera house was crowded Tuesda
evening with people who gathered TO ~
ten 10 the concert and entertainer
given by the school and Mrs. A. K Tay
Tors singing class, The stage. was AZ
propriately decorated with hags an
bursting. The following program wa
finely rendered by the young people
Chorus, "Stars OF the Summer Night,
and "The Saber," grammar school
piano trio, Theresa Emery, Mildred Tay
Tor, Winifred Sennott; chorus, "Story o
Jack and JIM" grammar boysi chorus
"Come Where the Lilies Bloom" singinI
school; operetta, "Betsey Ross school
chorus, 40 Thee, Country and PA
triots Farewell" singing school; song
and tabeau, "Your Country Needs You,
singing school. The proceeds OF the en-
aertainment were S35.76, which was do
mated to the Groton branch, Caledonia
county chapter. Red Cross. Three dol
lars and ffty-two cents was also re
ceived from the Westville school. Credit
for the success of the entertainment IL
due Mrs. H. p. Kicker, teacher in tn.
grammar school, and Mrs. A. r. Taylor
teacher Of music.
Mrs. f., 4. Raymond of Mortified has
been passing the week here visiting
friends.
Rev. f. W. Lewis was in Montpelier
several days this week to attend com
mencement at the seminary.
Charles Fisk left Wednesday for a
training camp in New York state, having
previously enlisted for service.
Miss Mary Hall attended commence
ment exercises at Montpelier seminary
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. White and son of
Topsham were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Eastman over Sunday
Mrs. Richard Dennis returned Thurs
day from Bradford, where she has been
for the past ten days with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. William Richardson.
Mrs Emma J. Clark is recovering from
mn attack of bronchitis.
Rev. +. w. Sharp of st. Johnsbury,
district superintendent, was in town on
Thursday, and presided at the first quar-
terly meeting in the conference year,
which was held that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Blanchard and son.
Ira, and daughter, Mrs. H. T. Morrison.
left yesterday by auto for Hillsboro, N.
H., to visit Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Gordon
and family.
Fifty-four went from this place to
Passumpsic Wednesday evening in au-
tomobies to attend the evangelistic
meetings, which are being held there.
Miss Josephine Frost of Montpelier
was a visitor in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Robins and child
of Boston are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Hosea Caldwell was in McIndoes Mon
day, where he purchased a New Overland
car.
Miss Matte Jordan has gone to St. |
Johnsbury, where she has employment
Carroll Kicker was in Portsmouth, n |
H., this week, where he enlisted for serv-
ice in the shipyard, as carpenter He ex-
poets to leave next week to take up his |
duties
Frank Sanders has finished work on |
the section and gone to Woodsville, n |
H., where he has secured employment |
as fireman on the b. & M. railroad
NJ. E. Beckley returned yesterday from |
a trip of several days in Marshfield, |
Cabot and Walden, in the interest of |
the Molly Falls Telephone Co.
Miss Lucretia Taylor of ST. Johns
bury and Miss Agnes Taylor of Woods
Vile, N. H., were over Sunday visitors at |
the home of their mother Mrs Maribah
Taylor.
Harold Taylor, who has finished work
1t Winchester, N. H., came home Satur-
lay. He has enlisted in the signal corps,
md left Wednesday for Boston, where
lie will join other, and proceed to South
taFolina.
Mrs. Jennie Ferris and two sons, Ir-
in and Allen, of Calais were guests of
drs. Maribah Taylor several days this
week
Next Sunday will be observed as
hildren's day at the Methodist church,
concert taking the place of sermon
n the morning Evening service at 1880
t which time the pastor will speak on
Some Sons of Anak''
The topic of the pastors sermon at
he Baptist church Sunday morning will
e 'The Triumphant Life" Topic for
he junior Christian Endeavor will be
Lessons from the Sun, and Rain"
The funeral of Henry Taisey was held {
Wednesday afternoon from the home of '
FRS. Crissie WhHehill his sister, Rev a
!. d. Gould officiating, and burial was
J the village cemetery. Mr.. Taisey was |
bout 70 years of age, and is survived 7
v the sister mentioned above and sew /
raj nephews and cousins g