The Barre Daily Times from Barre, Vermont • 7

THE BARRE DAILY TIMES BARRE VT TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1950 ANNUAL SARASOTA PICNIC SCOUTS TRIM WINDOWS TALK OF THE TOWN MONTPFI 1ER TALK OF THE TOWN HOOKER'S- Mrs James Levie has returned to i Morton A Laird of the National I her duties at the Peoples National Life Insurance company will speak Displays To Be Judged Later This Week Boy Scouts of this city have begun decorating some of the store windows with their collections and handicrafts as one of the activities in the celebration of 40th anniversary of the organization of the Boy Scouts which is being held this Vermonters Who Flee Snow Celebrate In Florida The annual picnic of the Vermont Sarasota club was held Saturday Feb 4 at Myakka gtate park A general invitation was extended to Vermonters in Bradenton Tampa St Petersburg and throughout the state One hundred and fifteen attended After a picnic dinner games were indulged in and those DRAPERY REMNANTS 1 week Later this week these win- who did not play games spent tne hank nfter a vacation of a week in New York City Theresa McQueen of Washington has been admitted to the flarre City hospital where she will receive treatments for an abscess in her ear Miss Constance Allen has returned to her studies at Skidmore college Saratoga Springs after several days spent at her home 43 Orange street Howard Abbott treasurer of 1 North Barre Community House as Lewis Tracy company in Boston 1 was stated in yesterday's Times is in town on business While here The program will begin at 8 he will attend a meeting of the 1 Also added to the evening's enter-board of directors of Vermont tainment are Ninette Pepin who Maple Products company He is will sing several selections and staying with Mr and Mrs Preston Leon Laferrlere who will present Cummings of Huntington ave- i several selections on his accordion nu' I Barre post No 10 American Le- at the meeting of the Bill Duthie Shrine club which is to be held Friday night Feb 10 at the Hotel Barre Mose Bowen of East Corinth new potentate of the Mt Sinai Shrine will also speak at this meeting The three-act play "Lovely which is being sponsored by the Barre Sisterhood of Thlpher-eth Mosha will be held at the North I Barre Chapel tonight and not at the afternoon getting acquainted and visiting The officers for the ensuing year are: President Alfred Stratton of Hardwick first vice president Mrs Daisy Guernsey of Barre second vice president Olive Pirle of Barre treasurer Burt Nelson of Plainfield secretary Sumner Darling of Hardwick Among those attending were Mr and Mrs Harvey Lyford Lilia Ka-cette Miss Josephine Racette Mrs Gertrude Jackson Mr and Mrs Alfred Stratton Mr and Mrs Nield Montgomery Mr and Mrs Darling Sumner Earle Darling and Carole Darling all of Hardwick Mr and Mrs rt Wood-worth Grace Woodworth Dan A Perry Mrs Daisy Guernsey and Mrs Olive Plrie all of Barre Mr and Mrs Whitcomb Mr and Mrs Elmer Owen dows will be judged for the best displays In the window of the Rogers and company the Scouts have placed an exhibit of some collections of coins a board showing different knots and many articles which the boys have made from wood including a model of a bus an airplane cars and other items One of the most important activities of this week will take place this afternoon at the armory at 4 o'clock when the Scouts choose their representatives as city officials to run the city this Friday Last Saturday two representatives from each of the six troops in Barre participated in the ceremony which was held in Montpelier and led by Gov Harold Arthur Senior Scout Charles Calcagni of Barre was a representative of the Explorer Scouts at the ceremony The gion has increased in membership by 100 since the middle of 'January At last night's meeting Ludovico Brownie Scout troop ten held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church Twenty-one members were present Masi new membership chairman HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS OF BEAUTIFUL DRAPERY FABRICS IN SIZES FROM 1 TO 3 YARDS reported present membership is 432 This covers the pledge that the post commander Dr Alphonse Morale made to department officers during a January Legion rally held in the Barre post club The membership drive is continuing Arrangements are being made it was announced last night to hold an anniversary party with the Auxiliary sometime in March A true fireman likes to get the including two new girls Sandra Ironside and Virginia Melvin who were transferred from another troop After the regular business was transacted the troop divided into three groups where they made Valentines Before the meeting MBs adjourned relay races were held Mrs Wayne Bryan of 21 Fairview street was pleasantly surprised last Friday evening to And 18 governor presented to the group a ri oiartBaw Vermont flag which is to be taken knli of and Mr and friends and relatives gathered at smell of smoke and wherever and the home of Mrs Edward Melvin whenever there is smoke they like of 12 Hale street to tender her a to get into it Thus it was with six miscellaneous shower The guest Hardwick men members of the of honor received many lovely gifts which she graciously acknowledged Refreshments were served and Mrs Bryan cut a beautifully deco village fire department Last Tues day night when they heard on the radio that there was a big fire in Barre they piled into a car some of them with their equipment and headed for this city At the time which was Games suit- rated two-tier cake made by the hostess 50c 195 Kelleher Montpelier Mrs Dudley and Mr and Mrs Stone of East Montpelier Mr and Mrs Glenn A Cheever and Mrs Anna Ferrin of St Johnsbury Mr and Mrs Clayton Collins and Mrs George Sanborn and Mr and Mrs George Douglas of Stowe Mr and Mrs White and Dr and Mrs Welch of Northfield Mr and Mrs A Flanders Carrie St Onge Wuevua Billings A Arkens and Grant Reed all of Newport Mr and Mrs A Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Wright Fay of Jericho Mr and Mrs Parker and Mr and Mrs John Bass of Randolph Dr and Mrs Machanic and Mr and Mrs John Dyette of Burlington Mr and Mrs Hugh Agneu Mr and Mrs Charles Perkins and Mr and Mrs Clayton Walker all of Brattleboro Mr and Mrs Hprold Rossier and Mrs Beatrice Rossier and seven children of Montgomery able for the occasion were enjoyed arrived they saw that their to the national jamboree which is to be held at Valley Forge in July The group extended him a special invitation to this affair Boy Scouts from various troops will attend each of the service club meetings which are to be held this week They will give talks on Scouting Decorations ir the Rogers window were done by troop eight of St Monica's school In the window of the Vermont Music store Scouts of troop seven of the Hedding Methodist church have displayed some of their Scout hobbies and handicrafts Seen there are exhibits of stamp collections airplanes boats and cars which have been made by the Scouts and other interesting items DR MARION BUGBEE Native Of Hartford Dies At Brat-tleboro Retreat Aged 79 to Take advantage of this grand assortment of odd lengths left over from our work rooms Suitable for chair seats pillow covers aprons and there are even pieces large enough for draperies help would not avail anything so they viewed the work of the local department from the sidelines Those who came were first assistant engineer Fred Farr second assistant engineer Daniels Gordon Daniels Everett Eaton and two others It was a nice friendly gesture appreciated by all who have heard about it Mrs Margaret Gauvreau Mrs Margaret Gauvreau 68 widow of Albert Gauvreau and a long time resident of Montpelier died Sunday afternoon at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington where she had been a patient for several weeks Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at St Mary's church in St Albans and interment will be in the Holy Cross cemetery there The body ig at the Driscoll and Moran Memorial in St Albans Margaret (Sandison) Gauvreau was born in Scotland Oct 12 1881 daughter of George and Mary (Riddle) Sandison in 1912 she was married in St Albans to Albert Gauvreau and the couple came to Montpelier later and for about 30 years they operated a tailor shop in the Blanchard block at 73 Main street Mr Gauvreau retired about 1930 and he died while vacationing in Florida in 1932 Mrs Gauvreau made her home at 13014 State street She is survived by two brothers James Sandison of East Montpelier and Peter Sandison of Barre There are also several nieces and nephews among whom are Mrs Gordon (Adeline) Sheehey of Seattle Wash and Harold Pelkey of St Albans Disease Total Climbs A startling increase in the number 'of cases of communicable diseases reported to the Montpelier health officer last year in comparison with the previous year is' shown in the annual report of Montpelier Health Officer Dr Clarence Burr A total of 750 cases of communicable diseases were reported last year almost 600 more than for 1948 year when 156 cases were reported Most of the increase is due to the large number of measles and mumps reported in 1949 There were 365 cases of measles and Iff eases of german measles while mumps cases totaled 318 In 1948 there were only five cases of measles and 16 of mumps The number of other communicable diseases reported in 1949 are as follows: chicken pox 25 polio 1 scarlet fever 20 whooping cough 5 National Life Meeting The executive committee of the General Agents association of the National Life Insurance company convened at the home office here today for a four-day business meeting The executive committee meets at the home office annually to dis-r cuss mutual problems of the field force and the company While here the committee members will also hold Individual conferences with company officers The committee is comprised of Leonard Godine of Baltimore Md president Harold Smyth of Hartford Conn vice president Lloyd Swanson of Minneapolis 1 Minn secretary Fred Prvnn of Montpelier Reginald Koehler jr of Pittsburgh Penn Charles A Elliott I of Kansas City Mo and Donald Robinson of Detroit Mich City Hall Operating Cost S992828 The net operating cost of the Montpelier city hall for the 1949 I fiscal year was $9928 28 according to the annual report made public today Total expenditures amounted to $10793 89 and receipts were $86561 Janitors' salaries amounted to $528547 Other expenses are as follows: Heating $254097 electric supplies $6115 lighting $78744 gas $9105 water rent $10750 repairs and supplies S90R63 care of clock $15825 insurance $73788 miscellaneous $7363 and repairs to boilers $4192 Rentals from the city hall auditorium brought in $715 while rentals from other rooms gave a revenue of $36 to the city The only other item of income was $11461 listed as miscellaneous In charge of the arrangements for the party was Mrs Melvin assisted by her sister Miss Laura Cador-ette Among the suspensions and revocations which have been announced by the Motor Vehicle Department are those of Richard Craig and Everett King both of Barre whose licenses have been suspended until June 1 this year unless VERMONT WELL REPRESENTED sooner reinstated and of Howard LaFountain Alton Ander- Attend OOP's Gala "Box son and Perley Sweet who have also lost their licenses until June 1 Lunch CaPta! Non-payment of poll taxes to the Washington Feb Ver-Town of Barre was the cause of monj representation at the Repub-these suspensions Others in this area who have also lost their li-! lican Party gala "box lunch1 din-censes until June 1 because of ner at the Uline arena last evening was failure to pay Barre Town poll Listen To "Wayne King Every Sunday 5 WDEV Midway Between Barre and Montpelier WAYSIDE FURNITURE Mr and Mrs Richardson and White River Junction Feb Richardson of Waitsfield Dr i and Mr Sanborn and Keith Funeral services were held Sunday i j-arnham of Fairlee Odell afternoon at the Powers Funeral and Mrs Elizabeth Cameron of Home for Dr Marion Louise Bug-1 Rutland Mrs Hall Blanch i bee 79 who died Friday at the Hall and Bunny Hall of Grand Isle Brattleboro Retreat Miss Bugbee had been ill for several years ington Mr and Mrs Wil-Dr Bugbee was born in Hartford nams 0f Brookfield Mr and Mrs i Sept 2 1871 the daughter of Jona- Dana Smith 0f Lvndonville: Dr than Bugbee and Ellen (Lewis) I Maurice Pollard of Chester Mr Bugbee Her father a wheel- and Mrs Wright of Chester wright operated a shop for many Depot Mr and Mrs Leonard A years at the base of what is now Seymour of West Burke Mr and i the Hartford bridge Mrs Charles Bora of Milton Mr Dr Bugbee graduated from Til- and Mrs Dugan of Newport iden Seminary in West Lebanon in Center Mrs Simons of Wil-1889 and took her medical degree Uamstown Mr and Mrs In a 1935 National Football league game between Philadelphia and Boston the Eagles intercepted seven passes and Boston four taxes are Armand Chartier and Robert Turcott both of Granite- ville Edwin Mevette and Ray were tbe Allowing Washington Mevette of South Barre and Harold Vermonters Mr and Mrs David Durkee of Websterville Baldwin Woodstock Mr and Mrs I Howard Prentice Lieut Col and Thirty Grand Lodge officers of Mrs Reginald Cram Mrs Vonda the Independent Order of Odd Fel- Bergman Burlington: Mr and Mrs lows and its branches met at the Bernard Flanagan Mr and Mrs Knights of Pythias hall Sunday at Tom Collins St Albans: and the 1 to make plans for the following members of his staff Mrs annual sessions which are to be held in Barre the week of May 15 Mary Brooks Mr and Mrs Anthony Lausi Mr and Mrs Loren Darron of Putney Hiram Darling of Cabot and Wade Koplin of Sarasota Fla The plans made by the local com- Hall Miss Lola Perotti and Miss mittees met with the approval of I Earlene Kelton the official boat? The Decoration from the Woman's Medical College of New York Infirmary in 1897 She was engaged in general practice in Hartford from 1897 until 1 1909 when she accepted the post of physician in charge of the New Hampshire Memorial Hospital for Women and Children in Concord which she held until 1931 later practiced in White River until she went to the Brattleboro Retreat in 1948 7a of Chivalry will take place at the Barre municipal auditorium on Tuesday evening May 16 This ceremony will be open to the public The Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Chauncey Willey are co-operating in every way to make this a successful session After the meeting a luncheon was served by the local committee Officers from out of town who attended were AUTHOR TO ATTEND Mari Tomasi To Be Guest At CD A Literary Tea Mari Tomasi well-known local author of the novel "Like Lesser Gods" which treats of the granite district will be the honored guest at a literary silver tea which is to Charles Fernandez and Mrs Ar-1 senio Fernandez spent the week- end in Montreal where they at-1 tended the Ice Follies Mrs Freeman Hill of Boston! spent the weekend with her par- ents Mr and Mrs Paul Harring-1 ton of St Paul street I Luther Drohat returned last night to his home in Rutland after having been called here by the death of Mrs James Mayette Mrs Drohat sister of Mrs Mayette will spend a few days at the Mayette home before returning to Rutland Misses Ellen MacAlister and Arlene McReady of Montpelier Marion Royce and Marilyn Allaire of Barre have returned from Boston where they spent a week while on vacation from their duties at the local exchange of the Tel and Tel Co Beverly Jerd AC-AN daughter of Mr and Mrs Perley Jerd of 164 Liberty street Montpelier has arrived at Moffett Field Calif She graduated last week from navy school in Olathe Kansas John Colby son of Mr and Mrs Roy Colby of Montpelier has returned to complete his junior year at Johnson Teachers college after a period of student-teaching in the junior high school here under the direction of Mrs Marion Fair and Robert Jackman Patients discharged from Heaton hospital over the week end were Mary Rose Duquette of Northfield 1 Mrs Elizabeth White of 2 Cliff street Mrs A Jones and baby of Barre Robert Buley of 316 Elm street and Luther Chandler of Lower State street TAYLOR HICKS (Continued from Page 1) roses Her attendant Miss Nancy Ann Stalker of Toledo Ohio a former classmate of the bride wore an aqua faille long-sleeved gown She was a member of the Ameri-: set off by a shoulder-length aqua can Medical association the New illusion veil and her bouquet was Hampshire Medical association and of red roses a number of other professional or- The mother of the bride who ganizations was escorted to her place by her Dr Bugbee is survived by sev- son A Leslie Hicks of Rock Mount eral brothers and sisters a nephew was attired in an accordion-Maurice Bugbee of Randolph and pleated navy-print with harmoniz-her constant companion for many ing accessories and wore an orchid years both in Concord and White corsage Mrs Taylor the bride-River Miss Mary Silver I groom's mother wore a navy blue Services were conducted Sunday I dress and hat with matching acces-by Rev Clair Carpenter and the sories with an orchid corsage body was entombed in the Hartford The best man was Gilbert Mauri- Roger Moore of Randolph grand be held at the Hotel Barre on I11 Warwick of day peb from 3 to 5 Northfield deputy grand master There will be a display of the latest Donald Crossman of Springfield good books including children's grand secretary Albert Greg- books fiction biograpfiv and auto-ory of Springfield grand patri-1 biography chosen by the literary arch Jerry Walker of Bellows 1 group of Court St Monica No 1181 Falls Brand scribe Erving Per- i 0f Catholic Daughters of America aven: 8rfnd There will also be a display of the Earl Hodgkins of Bellows Falls 25 best sellers of the new books president of the Past Officers association Marion A Wheeler of Lyndonville president Rebekah assembly Col Roy Stewart of Montpelier department command- Army the American Red Cross and er Lady Francese Hodgkins of all individuals who served us with Bellows Falls president Depart- hot coffee doughnuts and gave us ment association Lady Rosamond dry gloves at the Old Miles Bulld-Pierce of White River Junction ing fire of last week It certainly vice-president Department associ- was appreciated by us ation Barre Firemen cemetery awainting spring committal services Services at are always the finest Their many years of experience assure you every help in your hour of need POST OFFICE MOVES East Montpelier Mail Now Goes To Howard Hudson's Residence The East Montpelier post office has been moved from the Dudley store to the residence of Harold Hudson FUNERAL HOME 7 ACADEMY IT TR8MI Berlin street arc the parents of a daughter born this morning A son was born today to Mr and Mrs Donald Lovejoy of 21 Pleasant View street Patients discharged were Mrs Ira Sollace and infant son of 38 Court street and Mrs Beatrice McManis and baby RD 2 Montpelier St Mike's Honor Roll The following students were on the honor roll at St Michael's for the second marking period of the year Seniors first testimonial Edwin i Callahan: second testimonial een Carver: third testimonial Bernard Brault Beebe Callahan Juniors first testimonial Corinne Bisson Robert Clarke Elaine Gas-: row Jo Ann LaChapelle second testimonial Madeleine Benoit Beverly Blanchard Marilyn Fotij Pauline Gagne Beatrice Gauthier 1 Doris McFarland Patricia Reagan third testimonial James Cook Helena McFarland Jean Messier Rena Murphy Claire Paxman Sophomores first testimonial Judith Davis Karen Jones Ann) Ledden second testimonial Lorraine Machia Michael O'Brien third testimonial Mary Jane Brynn Freshmen first testimonial John Downs Dolores Frappier Marcel Marineau second testimonial Joan Flanagan Barbara Megrath Jacqueline O'Hara Mary Lou Marshall third testimonial Barbara Corning Marie Messier Jacqueline Day Annette Morrisette Community Hall Cost $125542 The net operating cost of the Montpelier Community hall for the 1949 fiscal year amounted to $1- 25542 the annual report shows Total expenditures of the hall were $476442 and income was $3509 income consisted of $1109 from rentals of the hall and $2400 in rental from the Capital City Press which is located on the ground floor The largest item of expense was for janitor service and amounted to $216210 while heating cost $80490 Other expenses included lighting $33292 gas $6961: water rent $7626 repairs and supplies $26243 glass $4043 insurance $22258 firing and repairs to furnace $62127 and foundation and repairs $17192 Montpelier people who attended the dog sled races in Lyndonville Sunday were Mr and Mis Roy lline Mr and Mrs George Bailey Mrs Lena Helmiller Mrs Eunice Doyle and Clarence Lull Mr and Mrs James Flanagan and three daughters of Elm street were in Montreal Sunday where they saw the Ice Folloies David Slattery has returned to his studies at Kimball-Union acad- emy at Meriden after visit- ing his parents Mr and Mrs Bobb Slattery of State street Mr and Mrs Edward Luce and son Thomas of Newport were in Montpelier yesterday to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Lawrence Luce Mr and Mrs Larry Tancel have moved to 45 East State street from Auburn Me Mr Tancel is employ- ed on the Heaton hospital construe- tion project Henry McKee of Portsmouth 1 spent the weekend with rela- tives in Montpelier Dr Eva Forti has returned to her home here from Pittsburgh Pa where she spent the past few weeks visiting friends Mrs Stanley Ryan Mrs A Ski Conditions ello of Suffern and the ushers for the wedding were A Leslie Hicks brother of the bride and Gifford Marshall of Poughkeepsie Following the ceremony a reception was held in the small ballroom of the Wayside Inn The room was attractively decorated with flowers greens and candles The bride and bridegroom left on a wedding trip to an unannounced destination following which they will reside at Henmond boulevard Poughkeepsie For her traveling costume the bride wore a rose wine suit with white and brown accessories and a white corsage Mrs Taylor graduated from Spaulding high school in Barre in 1948 She attended Denison University Granville Ohio where she became a member of the Delta Gamma Sorority Mr Taylor was graduated from Norwich University Preparatory school North-field class of '45 He received his degree in civil engineering at Norwich in '49 Mr Taylor is a member of Phi Kappa Delta recently affiliated with Sigma Nu Chapter He ts employed by the Duchess county highway Vermont Stowe Fair lower Fair to good Mount Good lower City Court News Kenneth King 22 of South Woodbury was released on his own recognizance yesterday after he pleaded not guilty in Montpelier municipal court to a charge of careless and negligent driving The case was continued until Feb 13 A fine of $20 and costs of $1035 were imposed on George Elie of Montpelier who pleaded guilty to a breach of peace charge Six men all of whom entered pleas of guilty to intoxication charges were each sentenced by Judge James Brock to serve 30 days in county jail They were Emil Belanger 50 of Montpelier John Gaffey 51 of Providence I Harry Bean 59 of Middlesex Kenneth McLoud 50 of Montpelier Felix Drover 50 Laconia and Allie St John 57 Montpelier Lodges And Clubs Cobble Hill grange No 453 will hold their regular meeting Tuesday February 7 at 8 o'clock Lt Azel Brigham Camp No 92 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Auxiliary will hold a public whist party at 8 Tuesday evening Feb 7 in the Elks hall adv Congregational association board meeting Wednesday at 1:30 In the study Association meeting at 2 Fay Allen jr of Chelsea will speak on the Constitution of Vermont This speech has been requested in view of Vermont's constitutional convention which comes in 1951 Recreation Notes Enter Your Qualification at Booth AT FARM SHOW FOR PRIZES Winners WSKI Your Program Qualifications NEED NOT APPLY TO YOU Samples: Lady who drives a hearse Lady with two sets of twins Worthy grand matron Maud Shipman and worthy grand patron Clarence Adams will visit Ruth Chapter Wednesday Feb 8 Reception with program and luncheon short business meeting Gladstone's Shoe Store WILL BE OPEN FEB 10 at its temporary location corner of Depot Square and North Main Street Regular meeting of Women of Moose Wednesday Feb 8 at 7 Committee chairman reports Regular meeting of Barre lodge 1391 LOOM tonight Feb 7 at 7 All members please Services For Mrs Luce Funeral services for Mrs Lawrence Luce who died Friday night at her home fit 4 Vine street were held this morning at 9 at St Augustihe's church Rev Robert Powers officiated Bearers were Roland McNeil of Waterbury Fred McCormack Robert McAvoy Bernard McAvoy Emmett McKenna and Lawrence Mon-niere of Montpelier The body was placed in the Green Mount cemetery vault to await burial next spring Those from out of town who attended the funeral were Mr and Mrs Edward Luce and their son Thomas of Newport Mrs Fred Luce Albert Luce and Mrs Alice Koloski of Qucechee Harold Luce Carlyle Lure and Mrs Ethel Adams all of- Bethel Spoke On Japan Dr Iglehart of New York addressed Trinity Fellowship and others at the Methodist church Monday night Dr Iglehart spent 30 years in educational work in Japan under auspices of the Methodist church He believes that the situation in that strategic part of the world is promising if western and Christian forces bring best assistance and good will Keaton Hospital Notes Mr and Mrs Roger Sears of 61 Because of the Vermont Farm Products show which will be held at the auditorium during the coming week game room and craft shop activities will be cancelled Arrangements have been made for the use of the Barre armory for some of the basketball games planned for this week and the following schedule lists the events which will take place: An after-school party for students at Brook Street school will be held under the direction of members of the recreation staff with movies and square-dancing Wednesday Mathewson eighth vs Lincoln eighth at armory 4 Thursday Mathewson girls vs North Barre girls at armory 4 Lincoln eight grade boys vs St Monica's at armory 7 North Barre eighth vs Mathewson eighth at armory 8 Friday St Monica's eighth vs North Barre eighth at armory 4 Saturday Radio rehearsal on stage at auditorium 10 Mathewson sixth vs St sixth at auditorium Lincoln sixth vs North Barre sixth High school girls and boys bowling as usual Skating rinks at North Barre Lincoln and Garfield avenue supervised after school and during the evening Regular meeting Vincitia iFYr) Lodge No 10 of to-A night February 7 at 7:30 Business Briefs Supper Feb 8 serving from 5:30 I to 7 St Monica's school hall under the auspices of the St Jean-Baptiste society Menu Baked beans Hot dogs Mostaccioli Salads Hot rolls Ice Cream cake Coffee Admission: Adults $1 graded school children adv The Fred Holden (0 15 Ayers St Barre Vt Phone 257 RIPAYHim Seamprufe SUPS The Youth Centre 1 1.