The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-16
WEDNESDAY.

Mrs. Charles Hudson were in Barre o.
Monday.
Mr.. Jackman of Cabot was in tow
Thursday.
Frank Jackson and Rex Granger re
Gently visited in East Montpelier ant
Montpelier.
Miss Mira Dodge of Montpelier
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fifield were il
Montpelier recently.
Clayton Buxton got hurt Thursday
night when hook flew and hit hin
in the eye.
Mrs. Guy Raymond has gone to
Burlington, where she has employ
ment.
Clinton Bartlett is gaining, having
had another operation.
Winooski Valley Pomona grange met
with Ivy grange on Feb. IL in |. Q. o.
If. hall, with over 80 members in at
tendance. Dinner was served to about
60 people by Ivy grange. The forenoon
session was taken up by the regular
work and election OF officers for the
next two years. After dinner the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Dep.
uty r. c. Collins of East Montpelier
grange. assisted BY Mrs. Collins and
Mrs, o. L. Martin: Master, Col. Fred
Thomas, Montpelier; overseer. Clyde
Fitch, Calais; steward, o. l.. Cheever,
Montpelier; assistant steward p :
Corliss, Calais; lecturer, Mrs. F. B.
Thomas, Montpelier; chaplain, Rev, -.
w. Hewitt, PlainfeM; secretary, Mrs.
G. III. Clark, East Montpelier; treas
urer, Charles Badger, East Montpelier;
gatekeeper, Frank Warren, Calais;
Ceres, Mrs o. l.. Cheever, Montpelier;
Flora. Mrs. Warren Walker, Montpels
Ter; Pomona, Mrs. Clyde Fitch, Calais;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Bert Cor
liss. After this the lecturers program
was carried out: Music, grange choir;
remarks, Senator Willis Cady; whist
ling solo, Harold Arthur, page from the
Senate; remarks. Lieut.. Gov. Abram
Foote; reading, Luvia Page; remarks,
II. A. Luce, representative from Pom
fret and chairman of the agricultural
whistling solo; remarks, II.
j. Blood, representative from Windsor
solo. The hour getting late,
a few general remarks were made by
Rev. A. w. Hewitt, State Master Mar
tin and the meeting closed with song.
William Jeffries was excused from
speaking as he was to give an address
al the Methodist church on Sunday eve
ming.
Few people realize the tremendous
EDUCATIONAL Importance of a granga in |
4 community. Take for instance the |
Pomona meeting held here with Ivy |
grange last Saturday, bringing 80 or 60 |
people from the surrounding towns and
many prominent people from the House
If Representatives and Senate-Lieut.-
5ov Abram Foote and Mrs. Foote
W. n. Cady, who has also been
tate master, and Mrs Cady; Repre-
H. A. Luce of Pomfret, who
. chairman of the agricultural com
nittee in the House: William Jeffries,
of charities and proba-
ion, and Mrs. Jeifries; Fl. J. Blood
II w tsN w lUuNbls NAlO II a.
ranger and member of the House, and
frs. Blood; several other members of
he House and page from the Sen
tie, who gave some wonderful whist
ing solos, which were much enjoyed
v all; Superintendent Lance, Rev A.
v Hewitt and State Master Martin
cling in attendance. II the people who
hing the grange is dead or dying would
ttend some Of these meetings, they
right see their value The next meet '
1g, which is Feb. "a, will be a spell
~ school and box social for old and {
Dung, grangers or otherwise, but the !
Dung people are especially invited
lr. Lance will have charge and prize
iii be offered for the best speller La
les bring boxes. All who do not will
e taxed.