The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-01

| The -Four Winds Farm the sum.
mer home of the late Mrs. c. c. Taber
built about 80 years ago for the home
of the late Edward Martin Tabor, art
list and writer, was sold at auction on
Saturday, the purchaser being H. F.
Shaw Of Stowe and the price $ll.750
Mr. Wood OF the Kennedy Real Estate
agency of New York City was the auc-
tioneer. There we're several people
from out of town among those pres
ent but there was only one other bid
der besides Mr. Shaw.
About 40 children took part in the
demonstration OF the work Of the daily
vacation Bible school given at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
The program included the pledge to the
flag, singing Of hymns, recitations in
concert Of psalms, recitations and an
exercise, Good Americans" by the pri-
mary children in charge Of Mrs Hay
ward, story telling by Maize McCuen
and Donna Cakes, practical lesson
by Mr.. Hayward in rescuing and re-
suscitating a drowning person, as an
illustration of some Of the things the
children have been taught. A pretty
game by the juniors given on the
stage, some little pageants illustrating
the parallels of the lost sheep, the lost
coin, the sewers and the good samaritan
and a closing exercise by five girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward were assisted
by Miss Dorothy Barrows and Miss
Nelma Cochran, who acted as organ
list. The demonstration was Of great
interest and showed that much good
work has been done by the organizers
Of the school Mr.. Hayward stated that
il is desirable that a teacher be hired
another year for the whole Of the vaca-
ton TO teach a kindergarten in the
forenoon and superintend playground
in the afternoon A collection was tax
en- toward completing sum for the
expenses OF the school.
A -children's night program was
carried out at the meeting Of Mans |
held Mountain grange Saturday eve
ming. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and evergreens. spe.
rial features being screens of black |
eyed Susans and evergreens. The pro
gram included q farce, Uncle Josh and |
Aunt Jcrusha Visiting SCHOOL," with |
+. L. Recor as uncle Josh, Mrs. Laura |
Robinson, aunt Jerusha, and Mrs. Mer-
lie Barrows, Emily" recitations by |
Evelyn Farnce. Catherine Farnce, Eve
yn Slayton, George Slayton; Babies |
Toys" by Mary and Maurice Recor: |
Iong, Evelyn Slayton, and pageant,
Coming Of the Flowers" by IA girls.
Mrs. Alma Richardson Of Montpelier
las been the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. /
lula Cakes. at 7. A. Douglass the
'ast two weeks.
+. f. Scribner and son. Cedric,
md Cedric Mscutchan are passing the
week with friends in Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Adams
4 Moscow entertained their grand II
laughter, Mrs. Polly Marshall Lewis.
nd great granddaughter, Lucille, of
Worcester. Mass, as guests Sunday.
little Lucille sat at dinner in a high Il
hair that had been used by her great
grandmother and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Snow of Moscow
assed the week end at Waterbury.
heir son, Kenneth Snow, is in camp at
.ong Point.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p Billings, who mo-
ored to Waitsfeld Sunday were ae-
ompanied home by Mr.. Billings sister,
irs. Dora Clark. who has visited
riends in Waitsfeld.
Miss Jane Tomiinson returned Mon
ay from a visit of two weeks with
er sister, Mrs. W. R. AIger and fam.