The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-09
BETHEL
Girl Seniors Of whitcomb High School TO
Economile in Commeneemen Dress.

The girls of the senior class of Whit
comb high school, eight in number, yes
terday signed an agreement as follows
regarding graduation week dresses,
we, the girls OF the class OF 1918
Whitcomb high school, for ourselves and
for the class of 1918, agree to the follow
ing rule for our commencement aud grad
uation;
"0) We agree to wear one simple
white dress at all the exercises Of grad
uation week, the material of which shall
not cost more than S.
"(2) Provided that If we desire we
may wear at the class day exercises u
waist and skirt, both to be white and
of simple design and not to cost more
/ than 81.
I'VE sign this agreement OF our own
free will as an expression OF our desire
to do our bit as class by making our
/ graduation exercises simple and patriot.
ic, as wartime graduations should be-"
Clayton Campbell has shipped five
carloads of maple logs and five of ash
logs this season
ID. l.. Chadwick began an engagement
as clerk at Thomas dry goods store in
Randolph yesterday.
Miss Maude Perrin of White River
Junction is guest at X. 4. Burnetts.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase has bought RiN Will
lisms' wood lot on the Gaysyille road
and expects to derive his fuel supply
from il next season.
trial was held at Charles Batchel-
der's Office yesterday before Judge r. j.
Flint and Jury consisting of III. ID. Bel
- laft Al IN
Strong, L. G.. Hamilton and c. l.. Lilley.
+. r. Jenney recovered 81 and costs from
William c. Bingham for damages con
nected with lump purchase Of goods
from which ii was alleged set of shafts
was missing when the goods were deliv-
cred. After the trial the jurors repaired
TO the postofiiee and each invested his
50.cent fee in thrift stamps. In the
trial, which had some sensational fea-
lures, Charles Batchelder appeared for
the plaintiff and A. A. Sargent of Barre
for the defendant.
Tickets for the Red Cross play, "A
Couple of Million" to be presented Fri
day, are now on sale at Clifford's drug
store.
At the regular meeting Of the Won
ans club held yesterday at the home of
the president Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mrs.
Henry johnson, art teacher from Ran
dolph high school, spoke interestingly on
Supervised Fairgrounds" The club |
voted to subscribe for a $50 Liberty |
bond and So for the American Woman's
hospital in Europe.
Chairman T. A. Davis OF the local Lib
erty loan committee reported sales of
bonds up to the close of the second day
as Sll 800
Frank W. Cook of Sharon is at the
for treatment.
Arthur w. Vivian returned yesterday
to Graniteville after few days with L
his wife at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. G. Rogers.
Ernest NJ. Carpenter has bought a
share in store at Claremont, \. H.,
md took possession last week.
Mrs. Charles A. Wilmot is here from
Springfield, Mass, making preparations
o move her household goods to that city,
where Mr. Wilmot is employed.
Ernest G.. Brown has an engagement
or year to work at A. \. Washburn'
,rist mill.
Miss Mary Hovey of Pittsfeld enter
aimed Miss Ruth Gushing and Miss Ivy
Wright, her classmates, at her home Sat
lrday and Sunday.
The Bethel Chrome Tanning company
las presented to the school children
cry tasty patriotic brochure in colors,
historical sketches and illus
rations, addresses and songs
------ Buy Liberty Bonds To-day 49,