The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-16
NORTHFIELD
Outing Club in Mortified for Young
Ladies.


An outing club has been organized
in Mortified for the purpose of pro-
noting outdoor activities among the
young people xpf the town. Every
Young lady Is invited TO participate
in these outings, whether they care
to Join the club or not. There are no
dues connected with the organizations
or any obligation; it will be a purely
community affair, which will give ev5
eryone an opportunity to enjoy ont
door life The first meeting viii be
held Saturday afternoon, and will be
in the form Of a butternut hunt. The
mixers start at 2 o'clock. A fire will
be built and coffee and bacon cooked
in the open. Each person going IS
asked to bring few sandwiches and
five cents 70 defray the cost Of the ba-
con.
The club organized with Miss Char
4 lotte Brown as scribe, Misses JAG
queline Clark, Alma Cameron and
Dorothy Giffn of the Mortified high
school as leaders. The council il com
posed of the following members, Mrs.
William b. Mayo, Mrs. II. A. Clough,
MISSES r.oiisl SHAW, - ~ ~ ~
ana Nina ihnfs.on' WIZ, one ino ri,
iady 70 serve on '''e sou"''' "'''n VIZ
! be chosen later
Those interested in promoting a
community outing club Of this nature
| IN Mortified are anxious to have all
the Young ladies' who enjoy an after
noon III the open join in this hike Sat
iurday afternoon. and help to make the
iirst meeting grand success, Win
big crowd out. lhese ciuos are oe,
ing formed 1hfohghout the sea'e anu
much interest = ne,ns shown: y y
hoped iatef 70 De ape 70 JON ~ some
actiFity Win one - ehe e'tos 'i'iu .
nearby town.
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Mrs. lnez ! Woodbury.. Mrs. wa
liam 3. Mayo and Mss aiieen hodges
q EiiJah PaIne chaPter were guests
al ID Thau went II 81 Mayos
car
Arlington Kerr. VINO returned 70
Schenectady y x. THURSDAY was
a;tiop 81 bis father Edwin r Kerr
VINO d;ad Friday Mrs Flizahetb Foy
~ Dresden ON and Irying Kerr az
clencoe Ont wera also allrd here Nv
~ daatb &c tba;r brotbor III Karr
William ~ Kidd was IN Rutland
last week.
Major Charles y. Bafber Of Sorrell- =
Maynard post Aperlean Legion, who
was elected one Of the delegates from
la Th,rsday noon for vew 0r,aans
II attand 10 convention TIA Hale
49, ,.ont s, Lagaoge car y;tb
nnnl.s m.da M ~ ransrse,. tba;,. NO. !
i, France Eael stata oarr;ed o,,t
.an,a ra;,,,s ;dsa s rs,s n 81 tr.ns
,ort,tiou ~ while IN attendance AZ |
.ha a',,,,.a,,,;on Tba yarn,on, dsiaoo i
ion attempted to carry out the HE 2
n France.
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aar,,ara IL aJantaol;ar ,sara !, tha 9
,ar,a ~ har s,ara,,,s NJ ~sn5 NJ
!. G. Gokev, 4 few days the last Of
asst week.
Miss He,sn j Hove i. e,;ol;na
acatiVh itoH hti uutte~ az as>istdnt \
'ostmistress IN the local postofiiee: :
'he left Friday afternoon for Proc
or TO spend few days with her niece,
r;u ~ - par.laad.;l,a II y y
nend t;ma Win hsr eo,s;n :
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daughter was born last week 70
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The funeral Of Mrs Eugene Du y
uette was held Wednesday morning
rom st. Johnsbury Catholic church, NJ
lev. j. A. Lynch officiating. Inter G
tent was in Calvary cemetery. The
carers were John Drumgold. Frank
~ ~ ''"'' ''o''""'' anu N'"e IN
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Frederick Whelton. graduate sof st
'orwich university in the class of
D2l, was visitor in town Friday.
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Carroll Holland has returned from y