The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-05

Mr.. am Mrs. Sidney Farrow were
in Groton recently to attend the wed.
ding of Mrs. Farrows sister, Miss
Marcia Teller, which occurred at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. TELLER. Miss Teller will be pleas
antly remembered as a student in
Peacham academy few years ago
and friends here extend congratlla.
tions for long and happy life.
Mrs. Blossom Richardson accompa
MED her pupils to Dansille Saturday
evening To See "Astra. the Red Cross
Health Fairy" delightful and en-
tertaining play, which vivitay pre-
sents the fundamentals Of physical
happiness and good sense in hygiene
and suggests TO people the Importance
of developing better and more sys-
tematic health training throughout
The public schools, The children were
greatly impressed and the teacher can
we'll feel repaid for all her efforts by
the interest they manifest.
Miss Anna Renfrew is very low with
heart trouble. Her sister, Blanche
Renfrew, has resigned her position as
teacher in New Hampshire and i at
home to care for her.
Newton Phillips injured his hand
while working on the road last week
and Is not able TO work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Emerson, who
has been quite i'll with heart trouble,
is somewhat improved and Miss
Warden from Barnet Is working for
her
Mrs. Jerry Hutton, who has been ip
poor health for q long time, j. not
quite as well.
Henry Metcalf and Miss Marjorie
Main of East Corinth visited her
mother, Mrs. Vernon Lamb, Sunday.
Mrs, May Farnham has been on the
sick list
Jerry Hutton il on the meat cart
again after weeks illness with ton
isilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fox Of Tops
ham. who we're recently married. have
moved TO the Phoebe Young place ON
Cow bin.
Delmar Richardson bruised and Sc
ycrely injured the bone in the third
finger OF his right hand between two
stones while working on the road a
week ago and is unable to work.
The annual school contest Of the
Caledonia south central district was
held ut Peacllam town hall Wednes-
day, Sept q. NJ. v. Barnes, county
agent. and Mr.. Hallett of the county
association were the speakers. Miss
May {. GilfillIan. county home demon
onstration agent, who was expected,
was detained on account of Illness.
Prizes were awarded TO the school as
follows: Corner school Best wooden
article, Edmund Abbott. lst; Donald
McLane, I'd; print apron, Margaret
Lamb: necessary patching, Rosemary
Miller: candy, Richard Miller; best
beets. Leonard Aiken; carrots, Edwin
Snow; parsnips, Edwin Snow; potato
seedlings, Edmund Abbott; onions, III
win Snow, LIST; Beulah Snow, ID; cab
bage. Robert Munger. last Peacham
school Necessary patching, Ellen Tay-
Tor; wash stand. Norman Blair; EN-
articles. Alma Churchill;
best Jelly, Alma Churchill; cake
tplainl, Alma Churchill: layer cake
(best), Julia Cowan; best potatoes,
Kenneth Cowan; beets, Kenneth Cow
an; squash, Alma Churchill; best
Alma Churchill; best draw
ing, free hand, Richard Cowan; best
chickens, Rowland Lamb lst; Rich
ard Cowan ID: can tomatoes. Hazel
Morse. Penny Street-Best knitted
articles, Thelma Bancroft; can vcge-
tables, Robert Esden; turnips. Robert
Esden; I'd on cucumbars, Benjamin
Thrasher; I'd on corn, Wilson Thrash
err; peanuts, Robert Esden. South
eacham-0utlined article, Mildred
Hastie; special rug, Ella Winslow.
South Sehool-Outlined articles, Rena
Somers jar Jelly, Marion Brock; cake,
Catherine Wilson; ID on potatoes,
Glenn McPhee; lst on corn. Marion
Brock: peppers. Robert McPhee. Green
fruit. Sibley Darling
annloa sidney DARLING. plIms. Sib-