The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-22
NORTHFIELD
Chamber of Commerce Has
Its New Committees for Year.

A bi.weekly meeting of the directors
Of the Northfeld chamber OF commerce
was held Monday evening IN the difec-
tors rooms Of the Mortified Trust
company and most enthusiastic meet
ing was held. AT this meeting the pres
dent Professor *. X. Is. Flint, appoint
ed the following standing committees:
Committee on industries, the board OF
directors; committee on membership,
L. Nj. Holton, II. N. Cross, d. b. Howe;
committee on publicity, +. I. Parsons;
committee on outdoor activities, Lynn
Hill. Robert Plsstridge, William IL.
Harding; committee on Legion home
fund. j. II. Denny, G.. S. Kimball; com
mittee on Paine Mountain observatory,
j. p. Rabidou, r. A. Chase, A. +. Wins
low; committee on tourist camp site,
w. w. Hartwel, S. f. Howard, Wayne
Howe; committee on highway, Harold
Howe, John Mccormick; advertising.
John Plunkett; committee on bureau q
information, X. H. Gaylord and the
boy scout organization. II will be Of
z local interest TO know that the Legion
home committee has already raised
$500 Of the 5000 which was necessary
to be raised to help the American Lee
zion purchase their new home. The
Legion men had raised all but 5000 to
purchase their permanent home, and
tle members Of the chamber OF COM
merce guaranteed to raise that sum as
donation from the community.
Mrs. 4. b. Ellis, who has been in
Cambridge, Mass, with her daughter,
Mrs. Leon Roys, is in town spending
few days and packing her household
Goods. She expects to spend the great
81 part of the time with her daughter.
Mrs. Ellis il guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Wescott while IN
town
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy of Montpelier
wilt be the speaker at the regular
+ meeting of the Nisatin club this week
Thursday evening, which will be held
in the club rooms at S:l5. There VIII
be lunch and smokes and social hour
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Welch went
TO Groton Tuesday morning to spend
few weeks with relatives.
Frank r. Parsons, editor OF the
Mortified News, left last night Tor
Boston. where he viii attend the an
nual meeting Of the Vermont Press as
ISOLATION at Hotel Vendome.
| Mrs. Daniel Davis, jr., who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Staples. and Mr..
/ Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Davis, has returned to Quincy, Mass.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pando Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Bardis are
spending few days in Keenc, n. H.,
Charles Provost is assisting in the
candy kitchen during Mr.. Bardis abb
sence.
| Miss Paiina Cady of Simmons col
/! lege is at the home Of her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. H. G. Cady, for the Easter
vacation. She was accompanied home
| bv Miss Harriet Pierce, also OF Sim
/ mons college, who will spend her vaea-
| ton here.
| Red letter day was observed by the
ladies' reading circle Monday evening,
when large number Of the members
Of the circle and invited guests gath
cred in the Methodist church and us
tened to a most interesting lecture by
Professor Fl. p. Williamson DeVisme,
dean Of the French school at Middle
bury. Professor DeVisme took for his
subject, master of Fear" Professor
w. r. MacCreadie rendered vocal solo
/ in most pleasing manner. He was nc
! companied by Mrs. MacCrcadie. Mrs.
MacCreadie also rendered an instru-
mental solo during the evening.