The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-11
NORTHFIELD

The annual meeting Of Sorrell-
Maynard post. American Legion, was
beld at the Legion home on Wednes-
day evening. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Commander, Major Charles n. Barber;
vice-commander, Captain VI. A. Camp
bell; adjutant, Frank W. Garran;
finance officer, Richard Jenkins; chap
lain, Robeyt Plastrdge; historian. j.
~. Finncssy. II. r. Britain, Marshall
Gallagher and Timothy Donahue were
the other members Of the executive
committee elected to serve with the
board Of officers. The entertainment
committee elected for the ensuing year
Iis composed Of the following: Frank
i w. Garran. RoEart Plastridge and Jer-
emiah Donahue. Major Barber was.
elected five-vear director for the Lee
gion post incorporation. The retiring
commander, Robert Plastridge. has
been very active the past year. and
with the hearty support Of the mem.
bers it was possible for the new home
to be obtained the past year, which
is one of the best in the state. The
year has been very successful one
and plans are being made whereby the
coming year will even be more so.
The members are all very much in
terested in the post and its activities
The bazaar, which was Just held, was
q success from every stand point:
good sum win be netted by the post
and auxiliary. At the meeting d
hearty vote Of thanks was extended
to the Barre post for the excellent en-
tertainment the members gave here at
the bazaar. Everyone thoroughly en-.
ioyed the acts, which were some TAX
en- from the Ministries which were re.
Gently given IN Barre by the post.
Mrs. Leon Walker. who has been
spending the past week at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Kim
ball, left Saturday for Wolcott, to
join her husband, who Is working on
state engineering job in that place.
The new social rooms Of the Uni
versalist church were opened Saturday
evening, when the wives OF the trus-
tees OF The church, assisted by mem
bers of the ladies' aid society. served
a most delicious cafeteria supper. The
young people enjoyed sictrola party
with dancing and games after the sup
per The members Of the corps of ca
diets who attend the Universalist
church were entertained later in the
evening. Some Of the Young ladies of
the church met at o'clock and talked
over plans Of forming club, whose
special purpose win be to promote so
rial activities in the church Miss Mar I,
ion Buzzell was appointed temporary
chairman, until the organization Is !
perfected. 1t is planned to have a
meeting Of all the young ladies Of the j
shurch in the new social rooms the |,
first week in January. The new rooms
make an ideal place for dance parties
ind it is hoped to have some good
lines during the coming winter
months. Around S75 was cleared Sat 9
irday evening by the ladies'. IT
Miss Ellen Badger has been spend
ng the past week with friends in
larre.
The final whist party OF q series
hat has been held BY Sorrel Nav
ard post, American Legion, and the y
uxiliarv, was held at the Legion P
ome Thursday night. The first prize n
or the evening was won by Mrs. Jul y
ana Fontana. the consolation prize
Y George DeGeorge. The first prize D
Or the series was won by Miss Mary /,
Velch and the consolation prize BY II
osephine Cali. The parties have been
ell attended and most enjoyable
mes held. q
in
Miss Lois Britain has returned from
cton, where she went to spend
thanksgiving.
Frank A. Phillips, accompanied by F,
is daughter, Miss Edna Phillips, left
aturday noon for Boston, where they
i'll spend few days. Mr.. Phillips
i'll 60 to his old home in ST. George. th
B., for the Christmas HOLIDAYS and fn
IS daughter viii remain in Boston UNI to
! his return. II