The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-06
WATERBURY,

This evening the two concluding
loperettas of the school year will be
Igiven in the opera house under the
direction OF Miss Lena Wallace. THE
Three Springs" will be given BY the
junior high school. This ii 4 story Of
three springs that rise high on the
mountainside. One is blue, one Is
white and one is gold. First in the
little limpid pool" they listen to the
butterflies advice to the ambitious
lily--'.be content Then down the
"brook" they flow "merrily, clleerily''
until they come to the three little
falls where it Is rough and dark, but
"cool. oh, cool Then they go down
the sluggish, slow moving river, and
at last out on the ocean vast they are
drawn by the sun To the soft clouds
| above to be waited back to their love-
~, home, high on the mountainside.
Following this. the senior high
school gives ssPan on a Summer Day."
from the first CLINT OF dawn to the ris-
ing Of the full moon Of a summer
night. The synopsis gives the follow
ing story: On this summer day, Pan
plays his pipe as the world awakes,
now humming softly, now with bird
calls. The "sunbeams' steal over the
hills to draw up the ...d~ewdrops,'' rest
ing on the downy pillows Of "gossamer
webs" which are little bits Of
nights trailing garments, torn of as
she fed. "A summer shower" ends
abruptly. At noon. Pan. in the reeds BY
the river, lulls the world to sleep with
the ''song of the bees" In the afternoon
during a great storm" Pan flies from
the wind and rain After the !
storm. returning through the forest.
Pan laments over a mighty oak tree
fallen" In the twilight. Pan pipes
a 'eserenade to the myriad Of dancing
stars" only to hide in terror AZ the
sight Of the Nslow-rising noon All
sonnl of nature Pam hush in
GREATNESS alteration to hearken to the
music Of the spheres in praise Of
might"
The baccalaureate services at the
Congregational church Sunday evening"
drew a packed house. The Instrument
al music was By the high school orches.
ira. with their aecompanist. Mrs. d.
Cooley, at the piano, and Mrs, T.. r.
Palmer, at the organ. The choir sang
Send Out Thy Light and a duet was
rendered by NJ. Harris Metcalf and
Mrs. Roy Demerett. The church was
beautifully decorated in the class
red and white, the plan being
By Mrs. Hopkins. Both Ress. Longiand
and Hessel had parts in the service and
The sermon was preached by Rev.
John G. Prince. his subject being
Standard Of Values" Mr..
Prince spoke in a very convincing
manner as he showed that Christ's
were usually quite different
that of people now when the
Of life seems to be that of
mercantile prosperity. His words to
he young were very strong and earn
ST and must have given them much
serious thinking.
M. i. Messer. optometrist and opti
has opened his optical Office IN
he block Of r. j. Knowles. upstairs.
,dv.
Mrs. Mary Albert of Bristol was a
week end guest at the Wallace home.
People at the Congregational church |
we're pleased with the solo work Of |
Hiss Melbs Abbott on Sunday morn
ne.
AT the county Sunday school convcn- n
ion on Friday, r. r. Demeritt was n
lected president Or the association v
here were no other changes in officers
that the superintendent Of tenn q
erance and Of missions were merged i
nd the superintendent Of administra- ct
ion and rural work elected, Rev. "
harles n. st. John being in charge Of
hat work.
Miss Clara Berry Of Worcester was
weekend guest OF Mrs. Cora Huntley
cry.
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Fast cORJNTH \