The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-18
MARSHFIELD

! The graduation exercises of the Marsh
! field grammar schools will be held next
| Friday evening, June 20, at X. of z. hall.
Phere are II members Of the class and
the program will be as follows; Music;
class history, Ruth N. Badger; essay,
"rhe Beauties of Nature" Ida J. Mar
tin; recitation, when Mother Gets the
Vote" Harold II. Wells; essay, "The
Great Cities of the World" Beatrice M.
| Spencer; essay, "The History of Marsh
field" Mildred n Smith class will, Har-
riet i. Davis; music; essay, "The Mir
acle of Re-edueation," Helen |. With
am; essay, "The Making OF Pottery"
Cora White; recitation, How Grandma
Keller Gets Grandpa Keller Ready for
Sunday School," Annie NJ johnson; es-
say THE Decisive Battle of the Rebel
lion" Helen s. Potter; essay, ''My Trip
to the Grand Canon of the Colorado
Doris f. Gilman; essay, True Nobility"
Lizzie L. Potter; essay, "Some of the
Reasons Why Germany Quit the War"
| Rolfe Lewis Tuttle; essay, "The His
tory of the Yankee Division" Stella A.
Dwinell; class prophecy, Helen A.
Phelps; essay, "The Woman's Part in
the War" Annie M. Giacomuzzi; essay,
War in Belgium" Kenneth A. Buxton.
| Oliver Sicily has traded his house for
the Whitehill blacksmith shop and house
and is moving his family there this
week
Mrs. S. A. Swerdfeger and Mrs B. w.
Davis were in St. Adams a couple days
| last week to attend meeting of the
Pythian Sisters.
Children's day was observed with APP
propriate exercises last Sunday morning.
An interesting program, carried out in
a pleasing manner by the children of the
Sunday school, was enjoyed by an au-
dience of lis people.
Mrs. Orpa Foster and daughter, Mrs.
Linnie Getchel, are moving to the house
formerly owned by Oliver Sicily.
The midweek prayer meeting will be
held at 1880 p. m, Thursday at the
church. A special series of interesting
topics are to be taken up and discussed
in these meetings and all are welcome.
The band will give another open-air
concert next Saturday evening, June 81.
Ice cream will be on sale by the G. f.
society. These concerts are well worth
attending Come and encourage the good
work that is being done by the band
boys
The worst shower of the season oc-
cured Monday afternoon. Several large
trees were struck by lightning or blown
down and telephone connections were
severed.
The dinner given last Wednesday by
the ladies was unusually successful, be-
tween Sll and Sl2 being realized.
On June 10, Dorothy Dalton in give
La France" dandy war drama, one Of
the best you have ever seen, also Bur
tom Holmes travel picture. This ifs
some show. Admission, lie and 2Sc, war
tax included.-adv.
Mrs. NJ Il. Bennett of Bethel il visit
ing her sister, Mrs. d. r. Tibbetts of
Marshfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Rokes, who have
been visiting at their home here expect
TO visit friends and relatives in Warren,
Me, next week.
An invitation went forth from the
pulpit of the Methodist church last Sun
day TO all in the parish who have an
interest in the Sunday school to come to
a special service for children that will
be held in that church Sunday afternoon,
June %. Parents are urged to come
with their children, including the babies.
In place of the usual sermon, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Goddard, will have some inter
esting stories for the little folks. There
will be readings, interspersed with sing
ing by the children At the close Of the
program light refreshments will be
served the little ones in the vestry, Come
and make this big ,children's day. Re.
member the date, Sunday, June %