The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-19
MORTIFIED


! Major Charles N. Barber Of North,
| field and one Of the Instructors at Nor
wich university was elected dele
gate ait the state convention of the
American Legion held Friday and Sat.
urday In Sc Johns bury. IL the nation.
i convention to be held In New Or
1 leans III October. Major Barber II a
member of Sorrell Maynard post
American Legion, of Mortified. Ma.
/ Ter George Il. Carpenter Of Montpel-
/ ier. and also graduate Of Norwich
university, was elected delegate To the
national convention.
Mr. and Mrs John Drumgould we're
lin Barre Saturday To attend tie flu
neral Of his mother Mr. Drnmgould
was called home from HalioweIl Mo.
by his mothers serious illness.
AT recent meeting DC Abraham
Lincoln court of Foresters the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Chief ranger, George Phil
| ip: sice chief ranger, Frank Foley;
recording secretary. George PARA I.
/ financial secretary. Frank Provost;
treasurer, y. 5. DEFINE: speaker. Car.
roll Holland past chief ranger, Fl
mer Duprey
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Marsdale and
children OF New London, Conn, came
Monday to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. kimball on Cross street.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Temple and
baby Of Bedford, Mass. have been
spending few days in town visiting
relatives. While here they were the
guests at the home Of Mrs. Lizzie
Plastridge.
The members Of the sophomore class
Of the Mortified high school rendered
the members of the freshman class
reception and dance in armory hall on
Friday evening. Prof. Francis s. How
ard and wife. DIR. and Mrs. g. y.
WEIGH. representing the school board,
Principal John J. Finnessy, Marjorie
Perrin, Miss Grace Doran and Miss A.
Markham. representing the teachers Of
the high school, assisted by the pres.
idents Of the classes, received the
members of the freshman class and in.
yited guests. Members Of the sophie
more class introduced the guests Re
freshments OF punch and waters were
served during the evening. The Lyric |
orchestra Of Bethel furnished music
for dancing.
Richard Earl, the six-week-o son |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Plastridge, died |
early Saturday morning after only a
very short Illness, the cause of death |
being meningitis The burial was in |
cemetery sunday afternoouJ
Rev. j. 4. Lynch officiating at the
grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip and
family. accompanied nv his mother Of
Barre, went to Rutland SATURDAY and
sunday. Miss Alice Philip
went from Rutland TO Albany. y. ".
where she is to enter Albany Business
,ollege.
Miss Nieisn Morse Of Somerville.
Mass, i spending week in Town.
quest at the home Of her grandmoth-
II, Mrs. +. Huntley. on Highland ave-
lue.
Charles cokey Of Montpelier was in
own sunday visiting his parents. Mr..
Ind Mrs. G. G. Gokev.
Miss Ro~amond Sargent of New
FORK City Is spending a few DAYS in
own. guest Of Miss Mildred Denny.
Malcolm J. Edgerton Of New York
Sty has Joined his family in town and
: spending hi vacation with his par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Edger-
on.
Among those from NorthfieId 20 en-
er the University Of Vermont At Bur.
'ngton this week are Misses Emma
lack. Carolyn Strong. Christine .Iud-
ins and Mildred Rshidou
Among those who graduated from
be Mortified high school in June 10
inter- Norwich university this fan
rere Theodore Bali Ralph Bancroft
'oger Brock. Marshall Perkins and
'dward Sargent.
Edward Mardaker Ia. moved hi>
smily from Rokbury into Mr.. Mary
ainger's ruiisc on Cotter street. TIE
ouse vas recently vacated bv NJ.
nd Mrs. A. n. French. Who have gone
, Concord. y. II. to reside.