The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
NORTHFIELD
Many Projects Are Being Mapped Out
BY Chamber Of Commerce.

Commerce for the present year may !
mentioned the following; Erection 0
an observatory on the summit of Pain
mountain; laying out a tourist cam
site near the village; establishment 0
an information bureau; improvement
OF the auto trails; picnic ground j
the Mortified Randolph gulf; promo
ton OF outdoor activities during bot
summer and winter.
In addition to the projects numer
atcd above, the chamber will give Il
whole hearted support to the Hote
association IN any effort which may b
made to secure for Mortified new
hotel equal TO the demands Of tn
/ travelling public and OF college com
munity.
/ Furthermore, IL will be alert to Sc
cure for Mortified new and desirable
industries. In this connection it may
be said that the directors are united
in the opinion that il is far better
TO secure for this village variety Of
industries with capacity for normal
| growth, than to stake everything on q
single speculative business.
1
Charles Gokey OF Montpelier was in
town with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G, Gokcy, Sunday. The many
friends of Mrs. Gokey will be pleased
to hear that she is able to sit up a
little each day. She fell some months
ago and injured her hip and has since
been confined to her bed.
Mrs. w. ]. Grady and daughter,
Miss Mona, Of Barre, have been spend
ing a few DAYS in town visiting her
mother, Mrs. James Evans, and sis
ter, Mrs. He w. Orser.
Frank H. Parsons returned Saturday
night from Boston, where he attend
ed the meeting of the Vermont News
paper association. Mr.. Parsons had as
his guest Henry w. Orser OF Norwich
university. The members OF the asso-
citation were royalty entertained in
Boston by business men and newspa-
permen Of that city.
The Misses Edith Leslie OF John
son, Marjorie Perrin OF Greensboro,
Marion CLARK of Boston, Fran
ces Wiley of Waltham, Mass,
Myrtle Rogers of Braintree, teach
erss in the Northfeld high school,
have gone to their homes to spend
the Easter vacation. The high school
closed Friday for weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Cramton, librarian at
Carnegie library, Norwich university.
has gone TO Enosburg Falls, to spend
her vacation with her mother.
A. d. Whitney and daughter. Miss
Helen, who have been spending the
past week in town, guests at the home
OF Mrs. H. A. Whitney. have returned |
to their home in Franklin Charles |
who has been visiting here |
also, has returned to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass was in Water.
bury over Sunday, visiting at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. stephen Cup
til.
Miss Mabel Corliss, who attends
Northfeld high school. has gone to her
home in Waitsfield for the Easter Va
,ation.
Mrs. Charles Pillsbnry has been
spending the past week in Montpelier
With her daughter, Mrs. Fremont Low
1T, and family.
Miss Blanche MeNally has returned
rom Hillsboro. NJ ~, where she has
'een spending the past three weeks.
The Uniyersali,t Dramatic club. :
which presented Charles Wife, last :
ear so successfully, is to present /
but the Truth in the near {
uture. Rchearsals have already he !
un.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey !. Cheney. who
ave been in California during the !
inter mouths. have returned to Yer. !
lont. They will spend a few weeks :
isiting relatives and friends before !,
turning TO their home in Mortified.
fr. and Mrs. Cheney made the trip
' auto with their son and wife. Mr.. ?
nd Mrs. Royal Cheney. Of st. Johns :,
lry. Z
Mr. and Mrs George Martin and ;,
Iildren of Montpelier were Sunday IL
rests of her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Plas
idge. d.
Miss Ethel AIeNichols. who was II
He'd to White River Junction BY the
ath OF her brother. Edgar MeNiehols. %
me to Mortified and spent a few n
US here. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. u
Jim Mccormick. She returned to her
me in Dorchester, Mass, Sunday N
on. AZ
Misses Paulina Cadv and Harriet
cree returned to Simmons college on
nday. after spending their vacation
the home of her parents, Mr. and
rs. II. G. Csdy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albin and daughters.
IS Sadie and Helen. have gone 10 81
-bon, \. H.. TO spend week At Mrs. 10
bins former home.
Miss Gladys Bacon, who has been va
, guest of Miss Theresa Kingston 81
} past week. returned Sunday 20 Ler
me in Burlington. or
Mrs. NJ T. Warrington was in Ran =
ph Friday 10 attend the funeral Of %
:. A. z. Kendricks
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