The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-18

Keep an open date for the Eastern
Star ball on March third. watch lot
later announcement
John A. Boyce and family, who lived
IN town for d time last summer IN the
house south of Mrs. Waldo's, have an
been sick since they moved to Mont
pelier. The daughter, Beatrice, y stu
| n bed with endocarditis and y at
tended by DIR, p. L. Templeton Of that
city
There is now another case Of scarlet
fever on construction hill, a young
daughter Of Edwin r. Gushea having
TIE disease in mild form, and the
house Is under quarantine. Only one
member Of the family OF Orencio Fer
nandez had it and the quarantine on
that house is now off,
The wife OF ID. G. Townsend, whose
death has already been noted in The
Times, was born in Washington on the
18th of October in lS43. Her maiden
name was Francelia Flint, and her par
ents were Major and Lora (Walkerl
Flint. She was married in 1868 and
with the exception of one year in Wis
consin, her life was spent in town. She
had been for many years member
Of the Methodist church. Her funerai
was attended by Rev. A. M. Marley
and the bearers were Herbert Y. Town
send, j. A. Jameson, Harley T. Mar
tin and Edward L. House.
The concert under direction OF M.
A. Outland Thursday evening was Well
attended, considering the condition OF
the hill roads, and seemed to be much
enjoyed. The work of the chorus,
mixed quartet, ladies trio and male
quartet was all fine and the soioists,
in voice and piano, were all worthy 81
praise. The accompanies contributed
no small share to the success OF the
event. And the operetta was such as
to win its full share of the approval
Of the audience. Proceeds are for the
benefit Of the public library. The pro-
gram was as follows: Part j, music,
high school orchestra; America I'll,
umphant,n chorus; "Serenade,' mixed
quartet; Winter Song" "Good Night
Little Girl. male quartetI vocal solos,
Florence Prescott keenan,; Hong
Kong Romance chorus; ITO Wild
Rose ladies' trio; "Pickaninny Snug
ole Song NMurmuring Zephyrs,' male
Quartet: Hungarian Rhapsody piano
solo Esther Seaver; 70 Italia, Italia,
Beloved. y chorus. Part III, music, high
school orchestra; operetta in one act,
eThe Methodical Music Master Cast
of characters, Harry Henderson, thinks
himself Systematic but u always
missing trains, Richard Jeifords; MIS-,
Agnes Henderson, tactful, sympathetic,
able to hold her own in any argument,
Mrs. M. outland; Helen Henderson,
bright, charming, ambitious TO become
great singer, Mrs. Leon McAllister;
Sipnor Garno, music master, habit,
uses notebook on all possible occasions
to settle matters of much or little I'M
mort. M. A. Outland The operetta was
followed BY "Spring Romance chorus,
and music by the high school orehes-
ira. The members of the chorus were:
Soprano. Rhoda Bruce, Miriam Cheney,
Ruth Cheney. Mrs. r. Jeffords, Isabelle
Kynoeh. Mrs. Leon McAllister, Mrs. M.
A. Outland, Mrs. Leon Poor, Mrs, Wal
ter Simons, Esther Seaver, Rebecea
Seaver, Ethel Townsend, Dorothy
Walsh. Elsie Williams; alto, Mrs.
Charles Blanchard, Esther Cheney,
Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. A. II.
Jewets. Mrs. w. B. Jones, Mrs. Flor
ence Keenan,, Mrs A. +. Randall, Mrs,
lC. 4. Walsh; tenor, II. p. Crosby,
Richard Jeffords, Walter Simons, Leon
| Thurber. Warren Waldo: bass, Roland
Bruce. Fred Crane, Kenneth Call,
George Goodrich, Alden Jewett, w. B.
Jones. ). r. keenan,, Robert kynoch,
Howell Seaver, Henry Waldo, Maurice
Waldo, George WILDER.