The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-21
NORTHFIELD


The B. J. transformers Mortified
minstrels which were given in Savoy
theatre for the benefit OF the local
Universalist church, were greeted with
a large and enthusiastic audience,
Around 1926 was netted which will
go toward the repairs of the church
The entertainment was given under
the direction and management Of Col.
r.. B. Edwards, Mrs. X. r. b. Flint
acting as musical director, Mrs. N. M.
johnson accompanist, Miss Elsie G.
Noxon and b. r. Monlton violinists.
The first part was a minstrel, which
was very cleyerly staged. Prof. y A.
Spencer was the interlocutor. Solos
were given by Timothy Donahue, w.
II. MacCreadie, r. B. Edwards and
Charles NJ Goodrich. Mrs. F. w. GAR
ran, one of the patronesses, sang in
a most pleasing manner. assisted by a
quartet composed OF Mrs. Perley Bak-
er. Mrs. Lynn Hill and Miss Margaret
Donahue, the other patronesses. The
patrons were r. d. Baker, j. +. Clark,
r. w. Garran and A. w. Peach. The
end men were #. B. Edwards, limo
thy NJ Donahue. C. NJ. Goodrich, Gus
Nelson, J. II. Denny and Lynn Hill
The Jockeys were: Mrs. John Clarke,
Mrs. c. M. Goodrich, Mrs. +. A. Spen-
Ger. Miss Lois Britain, Miss Harriet
Cook. Miss Marion Dewar, X. r. b.
Flint. w. NJ MacCreadie, Robert Plss-
fridge and Bertram Rogers. The sec
ond part Of the program was made up
of vaudeville acts, which were deserv-
ing Of the highest praise. F. B. Ed
wards gave monologue, followed by
singing speciality, the jazz Johnsons,
consisting Of Henry, Howard and Eli
nor johnson, accompanied by their
mother, Mrs. N. NJ. johnson. The
Youngsters are very clever and they
responded 10 several encores, making
one Of the big hits of the evening Roy
Kingston rendered vocal solo in his
always pleasing manner. "Chappv"
Northrup danced and made big hit.
Robert Plastridge and X X. B. Flint
gave an act, "Mr. Gallagher and Mr..
Shean," which simply took TIN house
down. Part three consisted of
sketch, "Rubenitus," by +. A. Spen-
Ger and Lynn Hill. Mr.. Hill, who was
studying to be ans acrobat, did some
very clever work in acrobatic stunts.
He was assisted by Mr.. Spencer in the
who was his father.
Mrs. Mary Wiley Of Randolph.
former resident of this town, visited
friends and acquaintance here the
latter part Of the week.
Col. r. L. Howe, who has been
northern New York on a bust.
ness trip in the interest of the North,
field Marble and Granite works, re-
turned home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John croney and sons.
Woodrow and William, were in Ran.
dolph over Sunday, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Goodell, former residents OF this
town.
Mrs. Maurice W. Ryan. who has been
spending the past week visiting friends
in Bolton, returned home Saturday
night.
Lewis Pervier, who attends the state
agricultural school at Randolph Cen
ter, was at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pervier, over
Sunday.
Miss Rosamond Sargent Of New
York City was the guest Of Miss Mil
lred Denny over Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Preston, Mr
and Mrs Leon Fiske and daughter
Erma, and Miss Matte Austin were
iisitors in Burlington over Sunday.
yuests at the home of their I, Mr..
Arthur Laviolette.
Elsie C.. the twin daughter Of NJ
ind Mrs. Harold Aldrich. diea Sun
Law morning at the hospital in Bur