The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-24
NORTHFIELD

Col r. L. Howe is in Boston and vi
cinity on few days business trip il
the interest of the Mortified Marble
Granite Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cannon movct
the past week from Mortified Falls K
Miss Ann Harrington's house on Rail
road street.
The Savoy theatre was packed to the
doors Thursday night at the entertain
ment given for the benefit Of the Amer
lean Legion. A sketch which represent.
ed a scene in the trenches was given
by several of the World war veterans
who saw service in France The sketch
was written by Bertrand Rogers and
consisted of solos by Timothy Dona-
hue, Augustus P. Aiken, William Beat.
tie and recitation by Bertrand Rog-
ers, assisted by a chorus. There was
special scenery and the effect was very
good. The boys deserve much credit for
the way they put the act over, and
they were well received. Roy Kingston,
Northfield's young tenor singer, rem
dered two solos, which were greatly APP
preciated The feature picture of the
evening was Hearts of the World"
The Legion was assisted by members
of Co. r, " ~ g., and the members
of the ladies' auxiliary acted as ushers.
Somewhere around $50 will be Melted
for the benefit of the Legion.
Neal Templeton has poved his fam
lily to Bethel, where he has a position
as manager of the Atlantic and Pacific
store.
Rev. James B. Sargent was in Roch
ester Sunday where he spoke in the
Congregational church Mr.. Sargent,
who is financial secretary OF the Con.
gregational churches in Vermont, re-
manned a few days in Rochester in the
interest of the work of the churches.
The members of the Nisatin club
were guests of the Community club at
Mortified Falls Friday night. There
were about 25 present and most EN-
joyable evening was passed. The guests
were welcomed by President Warren of
the Community club, after which there
were impromptu speeches by members
from both clubs, short musical pro-
gram, after which refreshments were
served and a social hour with smokes
followed.
David and James Beattie are in
Bethel, where they are working Tor
George Walker, who has building
contract in that place.
Mrs. A. f. OHeir, who has been
spending several days in town with
relatives, has returned to her home in
Lowell. Mass.
A. X. French, Andrew Beattie and
George England, granitecutters, who
have been working for several weeks
in Greenfield, Mass, have returned
home, the job being completed.
Mrs George Hutchins, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. w. Winch,
has returned TO her home in Lowell,
Mass.
Sorrell Maynard post, American L.
zion, held another whist party in Lee
zion hall Friday night. There were
eighteen tables of whist, and all re
ported very pleasant evening. The /
irst prize was won by Raymond Giffin /
md the consolation prize by Harry |
Brnsa. The Legion expects to run Sc
lies Of whist parties, one each week.
The next one will.be held Friday night
If this week.
Mrs. Maud Grinidge and Mrs. Allen
Johnson and son, who have been spend
ng the past two months in town.
,uests of Mrs. Jewett at her home on
school street, left Friday for White
Plain, N. Y.
The Nisatin club viii manage the
and lecture course under
he same arrangements as last year
nd the town is being canvassed now
or the sale of tickets. The committee
q charge has made every effort to have
he best program possible, and the
umbers are all considerable more ex
ensiye then last year. There will be
tx entertainments all of high class. |
me feature that all the patrons will be ,
leased TO know is that the course will :
G held in the Savoy theatre II