The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-17
NORTHFIELD

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Of Mrs. Henry A. Campbell; possession
has been given and Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kins assumed their new duties Satur
day. Mrs. Campbell has conducted tne
business for the past two years ana
has been very successful and her many
friends will be sorry to heal that sue
has given up the business. Both Mr.
and Mrs. jenkins are very well known
in Mortified, having managed tnc
Park inn for some time. and Mrs. Jen-
kins was matron at the Phi Kappa
Delta fraternity for several years.
They have resided in this town Tor
many years and they enter their new
business with the very best wishes 2,
Il very large circle of friends =
acquaintance. The people OF NORTH.
field, who patronize their home bakery
are very fortunate in having 1t pass
into the hands of such able managers
who will be ready to serve the pubic
to the best Of their ability at any Time.
Mrs. Mary Boffeli has purchased the
r. Poletti house on Water street ana
possession has been given.
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The last number Of the Northfield
lecture course will be held "Wednesday
| evening Of this week in armory hall, p
Clark Jones, humorist, will be the en-,
Etertainer. The program is sure to
| please everyone as Mr.. Jones IS an
ideal entertainer.
Mrs. Fred ]. Davis left Sunday moor
for Lowell, Mass, where she will visi'
her sister and from there 90 to New
! Jersey to visit her daughters Tor :
short time.
! President Charles A. Pltnnley, Rev
j. A. LyEch and James a. Griffin wen
to the high school Friday Afternoon
and addressed the young men, taklnI
up the various subjects pertaining y
games and OUT door sports. Principa
lJ..J. Finnessy had the young men u
assembly hall following the regula
school session, and they had an oppor
tunity to listen to some very instruc
tive talks and also to ask any ques
tions in regard to the games of thu
section. President Plumley, i'm his tan
dwelt on the value of protecting tn
, birds as they were helping destroy IN
insects. Father Lynch gave a yer
uplifting talking on How to Becom
Good American Citizens He strongi
advocated kindness and protection 7
All animals and birds. He also spok
OF the value of being kind to az
other and Of helping the younger re
low. Mr.. Griffin gave the boys instru'
! tjons in how and where to tish an
! telling them what land was posted. b
7 also gave the fellows an opportunt
! TO ask any questions in regard to fisi
: inv and game and he answered an
. they asked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plastridge
Medford, Mass. are the parents OF
n son born Saturday, granddaughter
g Mr.. and Mrs. william d. Plastridge
! Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Strong spel
q Easter in town with his mother, MI
II. w. Strong, returning to their hon
n in Derry, N. H., the first of the week.
q A few friends of the Mortified hil
: school basketball team gave them
I banquet Thursday evening at Park y
and a most enjoyable evening "
!, pa ssed by the boys, as well as the !
yited guests. A delicious banquet W
i served at which the guests gave sol
splendid talks along the line OF ha
ketball and various sports. A ia
worthy of mention is that the ~
II school basketball team has only 10
five games out of the 10 played a.
lei those lost were by a narrow marg
They have given the people OF Mort
field an opportunity to-see some spie
did games. The guests were j. }. Fl
messy, principal of the high schof
y Professor A. W. Peach of Norwich u
\ versity. Coach X. d. Potter of Norwl
= university. +. NJ. Holton, representa-
y the school board. and Miss Perrin
:. the high school faculty. The follow
= were present, who compose the regu
team: Glenn Dole, captain; Fran
Houghton. manager; Lebro Danula2
Sidney Paddock, Raymond DAY
George Davis, Harold Edwards. J
second squad, which is composed OF
4 following men, was also present:
thur Goodrich. Charles Gilpin, Edws
Sargent. Winston Flint, Fletcher Plu
ley. Marshall Perkins, Osmond Cha
Theodore Ball. The young men c
tainly appreciated the banquet and
pleasant evening given them.
Mrs. Walter c. Middlebrook and
children have returned from Low
where they have been spending
past three weeks, visiting at Mrs. NJ
dlebrook's former home.
Mrs. Robert Gilpiu and daugh'
Barbara. were visitors in town Sat
day. from here going to their home
Enosburg Falls. They have been
Bethel. where they attended the "
1dmg Of her sister, Miss Elbow
Sandspra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Welch, '
have been spending the past II
weeks in Groton. visiting relatives
lfriends have returned to their home
Ii.