The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-27
WILLI4MSTOWN

The numerous butter patrons OF
| George F. Martin will be interested
to know that his herd Of dairy cows
has been tuberculn tested first time
and pronounced entirely free from dis
| ease.
Mrs. Lizzie Casey Of Burlington was
| the guest Of her brother, r. j. Hoffman
| last week.
Regular r,eeting of Summit lodge,
| No. l04, F. and A. NJ. on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 20. Work, F. G. degree.
While working for Carl w Seaver
last Saturday the ensilage cutter and
blower of H. S. Townsend was so bad
" damaged that the owner does not
think it worth repairing. II is sup
posed that stone or some hard sub
stance was in the corn and was run
into the machine.
Mrs. George T. Colby visited rela
tives at c. r. Aliens in Barre last
Saturday.
Among the business visitors in Barre
last Saturday were John A. Perry,
Thomas D. Poland, A. NJ Goodrich
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Mrs. NJ. O..
Carlin, Mrs. Allie Wilfore, Mrs. For
rest c. Hutchinson and daughter, Mar
iorie, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman
and Leslie Hoffman and two younger
sisters, Mrs. Herbert n. Farnham and
daughter, Ella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen r. McAllister
have returned from weeks vacation
as have also Mr.. and Mrs Carroll w.
Dutton.
This village is about to have the
grandest series Of entertainments in
its history Beginning next Saturday
afternoon and continuing until Tues
day night the ehautauqpa will be here.
In order for Willismstown to finance
such a large entertainment 200 tickets
must be sold and everyone must try to
attend The chautauqua consists Of six
entertainments of the highest class
musical lectures, plays. etc, which we
people shut of among the hills cannot
often see. With this arrangement the
artists are brought TO us and all we
have to do is to attend The business
men guaranteed to sell about 200 tick
cts and if these are not sold, they
will have TO paw the balance out of
their own pockets. But, of course.
they will be sold. for the people of
Willismstown and vicinity never let
good thing--a chance 10 improve their
minds--slip by. Each day new set of
entertainers come and old ones go on
to the next stop so there is something
new every day. season ticket costs
81 so for adults and sl00 for children
under Is Each entertainment costs
from soc to 75c a ticket, 80 il is cheap
er 10 buy season ticket. Beginning
to day the tickets will he on sale and
everyone in this section will be asked
to buy one or more. Remember-the |
best lecturers in the country, the best
musicians from the cities the best |
plays of the season and the best en-.
tertsiners that money can buy will be |
in Williamstown next week end II |
this is not success this time YOU will !
never have 4 chance to see real talent
again in your home town. adv
Walter R. Simous was elected pres
ident Of the board Of guarautors Of the 4
Swarthmore chautauqus Of Williams
town nj a meeting held last week. DR. |
G. F. Robinson is secretary and Neal I
Smith is treasurer W. h. Jones il
chairman of the ticket selling commit.
tee. Glen McAllister is chairman of the
advertising committee. DIR. c. T. Rob
inson is chairman of the hall commit
tee. Mrs B. C. Hoyt is chairman Of the
committee and Miss
Myrtle Seaver is chairman Of the jul
Nor ! utauqua. This last is a novel
arrange ment. A college trained teach
sr and trainer Of children will arrive
in Williamstown next Friday and viii
organize the school children. train thsm
10 take parts in a little play and stay
with them for three DAYS On Tues
iay afternoon the play will be given
4 a part Of the entertainment. Other
towns have said that this was one ~
The most interesting ehildren's affairs
aver seen