The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-17
RANDOLPH

/ inc oman hclttt fulHH NuHtiNfH
flag day on Saturday, the day before not
being convenient, and there was a good
attendance and program OF great In
terest, which Is given below The pro
gram opened with singing The Star
Spangled Banner" followed by the sa'
lutte and pledge 20 the flag, after which
the president, Mrs Is. g. Goodwin, gave
a reading. which was followed by reci'
tation, "The Flag" by Annie Bruce. A
dialogue by Carlson Jewett and Maurice
Clark was the next number, Pauline
| rhayer then gave a song, Three Little
Sisters reading, Mrs. n. G. Greene,
Doing Their Bit; recitation. "The
Drowning Sailor Boy" Lucy MoRiehie;
dialogue by three little girls, "ln Mem.
DRY of the Colors"; singing, Dorothy
ordway, Soldiers Song; instrumental
music, Lucy McRichie; singing. March.
ing Through Georgia" by the company
assembled; singing, Gladys Hyzer; sing.
ing. Defend America" Eleanor Hatch;
singing, Little Robins" Dorothy Ord.
way; singing, Pauline Thayeri reeita-
tion, Annetta Jewett; singing, IF | Am
Not at the Rollcall.n Eleanor Hatch;
singing of America" by the audience
closed the program. Every child taking
part was given ice cream and supper
was served TO the members Of the w. X.
{. and the G. A, X. post. In the evening
the regular meeting of the relief corps
was held. Altogether the afternoon and
evening was very pleasantly observed by
the entire company. The program was
under the charge of the patriotic instruc-
tor Mrs. Martha Williams, 20 whom
much credit is due for the occasion.
Miss Clara Savory and Miss Nellie Or
cult of Sharon, where they have been
teaching the past year are guests of Mrs.
Frank Ford and daughter for "A week,
after which they will go TO Bellows Falls.
where they have employment for the sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Warwick of
Windsor were in town over Sunday the |
guests of the latter's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. w. w. Brown.
Miss Linnie Jones went TO Braintree |
Saturday for a few days visit with
friends.
+. c. Bennett of Rochester Joined Mrs !
Bennett here Saturday for a short stay
with their daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Miner.
Miss Helen Cramton of Mortified has
White, for a few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Labelle and family
went TO Montpelier Saturday for few
days. Mr. Labele is taking week
from the store of Ernest Tracy,
and Paul Daniels, one of the school boys,
will be at the place of Mr.. Tracy's bust
ness to assist for time.
Miss Ann Howe of Tunbridge and her
Ill. |
Tor a few days, the former leaving for
lome Friday and the latter Saturday,
both going to Tunbridge, where they re-
ide. Miss Helen Howe has been engaged
o teach in the third grade the coming
eason in place of Mrs. Glenn Dustin,
Who has resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Skinner and infant
on came from Cambridge, Mass, Satur-
lay for a several weeks stay here with
Irs. SINNERS mother, Mrs. L. S. Cleve-
and
Richard Grant, whose business head
quarters are in Rutland, was in town
'ver Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
frs. V. A. Grant I
The village water system is being ex ,
ended by four Inch pipe from the can /
ling factory TO the Hood factory near !
y. This company has previously
jumped its water supply from drive {
gells located in the rear of the factory, |
nut the pump has given out. /.
Rev. j. w. Chesbro, former pastor OF t
he Baptist church in town, will go to t
'rinceton university for week. and the '
ist of June expects to go across to en-
age in Y. NJ. c. A. work. His family '
ill go from Bellows Falls where they d
ave been located, to Adams, Mass, to I
e with relatives during his absence.
A G. Putnam, who has been with his il
amily for week, has returned to re-
lme business in Springfield, Mass, and +
oy Neville of Concord, who has also
cen at the same home, has returned to 3
ssume his work.
Miss Lucille Grant has been in Welles- "
y, Mass, attending the commencement. \
aying formerly graduated from that a
,llege +,
The Seventh Day Adyentists Of the D
ate are holding meeting in town over
unday and there is quite delegation t,
resent from out of town. Mrs. j. f.
rench gives meals to 20 of the number L
Iring their stay in town. 1t is under
God the meeting continues over to-day N
Charles Beedle of Keene, n. H., was
lie Sunday visitor of his brother W
Id wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle
Miss Ona Ladd was in Montpelier last n
eek to attend the commencement at the al
seminary, where her cousin, D,
ISIS Lura Church, was graduated from
at institution. SC
The Brigham sheet gelatine factory "
$ been equipped with fire escape fo
lich has been placed on the west side m
the building, and which was purchased r
the Holmes Iron compny of Rutland III
Miss Evelyn Sault has resumed work w
the store of Bell brothers after two d
onths' vacation caused by illness. M