The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-17
CROTON

| The, closing exercises of the high
| school, which were held Friday eve
ming of last week in the opera house,
were enjoyed by large number of peo
pie. A small admission was charged,
as the students are endeavorng TO
raise money to purchase articles for
the school. but that did not keep any
away, as the hall was well filed Fol-
lowing is the program: Chorus, "Come
to the Gay Feast of Song" high school;
songs, primary school; shoemakers'
! dance, Reap the Flax" song. morn
is Beginning" grammar school; Dat
Famous Chicken Debate" four high
school boys; action song, "The Son of
the Waves" second primary school;
songs, "Blue Birds" Santa Lucia, I"
intermediate school; dramatized song,
"The Bugle Song" Gladys Heath. Flor
ence Hood, Norma Welch, Mildred
Hood; Our Glass;" Edwin Garter;
song, "The Woodland Rose" grammar
school; song, "The Sexton and the
Bell" f. w. Bailey; song and drill,
"rhe Milk Maids grammar school;
Hans Won Smash" comedy in one
act, high school; chorus, ITO Thee, o
Country" school, While each number
on the program was excellent and fine
~ rendered, few are worthy of spe-
cial mention, among them being the
dramatized song by the four young la
dies and the song and drill, "The Milk
Maids" by the grammar school. No
one who attends exercises by the Grot
on schools ever goes away disappoint-
ed, as they are always most excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Taisey of Woods
vile, N. H., and Cleveland Hood and
son son Of Topsham were visitors at
Mrs. Anna Pages on Sunday.
p. A. Smith left Monday morning
on business trip to Niagara Falls,
N. Y. He will visit relatives while
away and expects to be gone the most
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Heath were visit
ors in town Sunday.
Miss Alice Lord Of st. Johnsbury
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hosmer over Sunday and Monday.
Irving Foster of Melrose, Mass. who
has been visiting his brother, Ralph |
Foster, and family since Wednesday |
of last week, returned to his home on |
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Heath of Bos- |
ton came Saturday TO visit Mrs. A. |
NJ. Heath, their mother, and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Freeman Wright of Woodsviilc,
n H., was the guest of her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman,
from Thursday until Sunday.
Miss Morrill, of Concord, n. H., ar
rived here Monday for weeks stay
at tie home of Mr. and Mrs. d. n.
Mckay.
NJ d. Coffrin was at his home here
over Sunday and Monday, returning to
st. Johnsbury Tuesday afternoon.
The body of Wallace Page was
brought here Tuesday from Barre, and
funeral service was held from the
Methodist church at , o'clock, with
burial in the village cemetery. Mr.
Page was the son of Mrs. Jane Page
# Westville, and formerly resided here.
He leaves his wife and several chill
lren, who live in Barre, his mother,
lree brothers and one sister, Mrs. hoy
Vance, OF Groton.
Children's day exercises at the Meth-I
,dist church Sunday morning were at
ended by large congregation. After
he opening ceremonies came the chris
ening srvice of the infant son of Mr..
md Mrs. Joseph Caldwell. after which
fine program WAS carried out by the
hildren. Near the close of the services
even were received into membership Of
he church The church was bower
i beauty with cut flowers and pottcd ,
liant credit to the committee in ,
barge of decorations. II