The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-14
WAITSFIELD


Under the auspices Of the Parent
Teacher associations one Of the most
interesting entertainments held in
WaitsfieM for some time. was given in
i. O. 0. y. hall Friday night, called an
old folks concert rhe program which
was used consisted of singing Of old
songs by about 20 voices. Some Of
the songs sung were "Pull for the
Shore "Home of the Soul" 20 Dear,
What Can the Matter Be 7" Don't You
Hear Dem Bells I" Loves Old Sweet
Song Mrs. George Carroll was pi-
anist through the entertainment and
also played the solo, 'ln the Sweet Bye
and Bye A quartet, composed Of Mr..
Fory, DR.. Kent, Orville Bowen and
Howard Tiltoh, sang Speed Away
and "The Old sOaken Bucket" and solos
were sung as follows: s"Loch Lomond"
by Howard Triton, when You and !
Were Young, Maggie" by Orville
Bowen, "Silyer Threads Among the
Cold by Mr.. Fory. Marie Fory and
Kenneth Gotta sang Reuben and RAJ
chel.' "Afterward,' solo, was sung
by Miss Irene Coursey. There were
two readings, one by Miss Mary Glea-
son, ''Them's My Sentiments Too
Miss Gleason wore dress Of the SOS,
with the large puffed sleeves and tight
bodice. The other. reading was by Miss
Mary Northrup, "Whcn Grandma Was
Young Miss Northrup's dress and
the arrangement of her hair was that
of rs years ago. Others who were in
costumes of long ago were Mrs, j. L..
Baird, Mrs. L. II. Jones, Mrs. q. w.
Wallis, Mrs. r. +. Bisbee, Mr.. Bisbee,
Mrs. Aaron Farr, Mrs. G. II. Newcomb.
The concert was ended by the singing
of Little Brown jug" The next part
Of the evenings entertainment was by
no means the least. 1t was dancing
the old figures Of long ago and the
music furnished for these was played
by i. NJ. House. pianist, and Neil Me-
Laughlin, violin. Mr.. House and Mr..
Mclaughlin composed the orchestra
that played for dances in this commu-
nifty IS and 40 years ago, and this part
Of the program helped to draw the
largest company that has attended an
entertainment of this kind for long
time. After all expenses were paid.
there was se6 paid to the treasurer of
the Parent Teacher organization.
W. II. Moriarty has set his sugar
place with the Brewer system. An
agent. Mr.. Packard, from Rutland, |
helped to put up the wires Friday
Announcement has been received Of
the marriage Of Mrs. Lillian Bonnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Catoure and |
George Fielder OF Waterbury were
guests at the Haskins home Sunday. |
Mrs. Haskins is very i'll. !
Guests AZ Dan aIoriarty's are Mrs. /
nieces, Mrs. Lizzie Readon
and Miss Nora Readon, from New
York City.
Guests at II. r. Joslin's are Mrs.
Joslin's sisters, Mrs. George Juckett |
and Mrs. r. J. Kenny Of Montpelier
Mrs. John Ramsey has rented and
moved into w. W. Joslin's vacant |
rooms in his house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce has returned |
from Fayston.
James Moriarty Il working a month
in sugaring at c. VI, Dana's and Don
aid Moriarty is at Il. w. Baird's.
Miss Beulah Moulton is home for
weeks vacation from the University |
,fs Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w, Baird's two
week-old daughter has been named
Barbara Jane.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson has returned
10 Mrs. j. a. Smiths.
c. A. Reed went Saturday night TO
Boston with carload of livestock for
he markets.
Kermit Moriarty\ and Eugene Baird
lrove cattle to Middlesex to be loaded
IN The cars.
Mrs. Lewis Perrine and sl.ss Doro-
nv Perrine left Saturday morning for
Cleveland O., where they will join Mr.
oerrine for few weeks.
Mr.. Abbott has gone to Wilton, \.
T., Miss Mullings TO Bristol, Misses
Dorothy Towne and Bethany Powers
o Waterbury for the four weeks of
chool vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Martin. who was visiting
Ter aunts in this rsace, was called 70
barnard Thursday by the illness OF her
mother and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.