The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-06
WAITSFIELD

The Choral club has resumed its re-
hearsals, meeting on Monday nights as
before with Mr.. Fory as director.
Mrs. Ziba McAllister has gone to her
brothers in Sharon for the winter. She
is somewhat improved in health. The
trip was made in John McLaug5lin's
car. n
Mrs. TangerTe, who has been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Say.
age, for some time. has returned to
her home i'm New York City.
James Morisrty is in town, spending
few days with'.his mother. a
Walter Z. Jones was in Waterbury
on business Wednesday,
The chicken pie supper, given by the
M. T.. church, was excellent and the at
tendance large. Nearly 300 were served
Many came from nearby towns. Mr..
and Mrs. Billings were here from
PIainfield and there were also Others
from Waterbury, Montpelier and War
rem.
The last services for Lucia Gaylord
were simple, but impressive. The flow
ers were many and very beautiful, an
expression of the high esteem in which
Mrs. GAYLORD was held by neighbors
| and friends. Rev. G. NJ. Hazeltine Off
ciated The bearers were the three
sons, Walter. Richard and Marshall
and son in law, Paul Gaylord. Those
/ from out of town who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gaylord, Hayden
Gaylord, Earl Gaylord, Mary Gaylord
| and DR.. and Mrs Allen.
/ The election returns seem to be sat
| isfactorv, especially the election oil
| Harry Belden for representative.
High School Notes.
Professor jerks of the state depart
ment of agriculture and his assistant
Mr.. Pike. Of Burlington were in towr
recently, visiting Mr.. Abbott's classes
| Delegates have been elected from ths
! Junior and senior classes TO visit othel
| high schools. The delegates from tbs
senior class are Melvin Livingston anc
Shirley Corliss. The junior delegates
are Edmund Boyce and Bernice Hunt
ley.
Saturday night Mr. Wallis and MIR
Rettis took IA members of the juniol
class, accompanied by Miss Dana, for
class ride to Montpelier.
The Halloween promenade and dane
given at the school building by tn
/ members of the A. A. was well attend
ed by the townspeople, as well as b,
the students. Most of the crowd wer'
ma sked for the occasion and some o
the costumes were very original. Tn
association served punch and waters
Mrs. Forey and Mr.. Patterson fur
uishad music, while Mr.. Moulton calle'
Off the figures. After the expense
were paid, the A. A. cleared over $50.
A student council is being formed
with two members elected from eacl
class. This council is to make and reg
Mate the laws of the school. A fey
weeks ago Miss Savage initiated stu
dent government in the gramma
room. II has so far been successful.
Monday, II. O. Hutchinson, super
visor of Junior high schools, and ID
NJ. B. Hillegas, former state commits
sioner of education, brought party o
principals and superintendent, who ar
: doing special work at Columbia uni
versity, here to study our school sys
tenn. They were H. T. Garrett OF China
Boris B. Bogoslovsky of Russia, ). I
Brinkley of New York, Felix Roth'
child OF Kirksville, Mont, and Mis-
Cook of Missouri. Each gave the scho'
a little talk on the work he had bee
doing They were very much inter
+ ested in our school and its system
\ Following this, Melvin Livingston wa
, called upon BY Mr.. Hutchinson to eA
plain our system of student govern
ment. which he did very well. All tn
- educators seemed very much please
With the work of the school.