The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-26


Mrs. l.. G. Slavery of Williamstowi
found dandeions in blossom and dug
enough for dinner last Saturday.
Mrs. David Wyllie of Summer street
has returned home, after spending sew
eraI days with relatives in Boston.
0rville Youngson of Pearl street com
menced work to-day for the People,
Lighting, Heating q Power company.
W. II. Bixby returned yesterday tc
his home in Lebanon, n. H., after a
short visit with relatives in the city.
A special meeting of Ruth chapter
No. 33, o. f. S., will be held Wednes-
day evening at o'clock; work and re-
freshments.
George C. Eckelhorn returned last
night to his home in Paterson, \. j.,
after spending several days in the city
on business.
Mrs. John Brescette returned Sunday
to her home in st. Johns, 7. O., after
two weeks visit with relatives in
Barre and Graniteville.
The men of the Baptist church will
meet for their mission study class at
! the home of w. n. Grearson on Averill
street tonight at s o'clock.
| Mrs. Dora n. Aldrich of Mortified is
passing a few days in the city as
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nj.
Kempton of South Main street.
All those who promised to assist in
the Clan Gordon MINISTRIES please meet
for rehearsal Tuesday evening at
Lo'elock in the Presbyterian church.
Miss Lizzie Burke, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Barre and Graniteville
10, tha noet ION JoVS raturpad fhiu
morning to her home in Montreal, p. Q.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Granite
Vile A. O. H., will hold dance in Miles
hall; Granitcville, on Thanksgiving eve.
Harris orchestra will furnish music for
dancing.
Mrs. Victoria Martin of II Richardson
street, who has been visiting as the
guest of her son at Manchester, N. H.,
for the past few weeks, returned to the
city Saturday.
There will be a social dance at How
land hall .on Thanksgiving eve, with
Riley's full orchestra Admission, 75c |
per couple; extra ladies, Zoe. Dancing |
from s till |.
Saturday will be observed as tag day
by the civic federation. Girls wearing |
badges will canvass the city and tag You
for whatever sum you may wish to give.
Be sure and get tagged.
Dressed turkeys are bringing 33c per
pound in local markets and dealers say
that the birds cannot be bought as easily
as in years past At live weight, the
bird sells for 2Sc per
pound
All the churches Of Barre are remind
I'd that the annual union Thanksgiving
service will be held in the Baptist church,
Wednesday evening at 1870 o'clock. A
more extended notice and program will
De published tomorrow.
On investigation, the party who in
aided the ladies' cloak room in the How
and hall Saturday evening during the
lance, taking ladies' sweater, q purse
md gloves, has been identified, and to
void prosecution is requested to return
he stolen property to The Times office.
Mrs. f. A. Williams of l3l Washing
on street, received last night the sad
ews Of the sudden death of her mother, !
Irs NJ. ]. NeWcomb which occurred yes |
erday morning at her cousins in War (
en-. where she was visiting. Mrs New
omb has many friends in Barre.
The A. o. II. county convention will be
cid in X Of G. hall Wednesday, Now
mber ~. l.. A.. A. O. H., business ses
ion will be held at 80 O'Clock in the
fternoon and the A. O. II. session will
harp. At s p. m, there will be social
nd dance, with refreshments. All
lembers are earnestly requested to at
md
John Philip Sousa usually takes his
4 20 e.,
lous band. His favorite pastime is trap
looting and, although he is an excel
mt shot, it is said he misses clay
geons oftener than he allows a member
/ his band to play false note Sousa
nd his band will be held at the opera
,use on Thanksgiving night with three
,lendid soloists--Advt.
Tonight, Tuesday, Nov. 20. at the
and military fair in Armory hall.
ontpelier. the Bon Accord troupe of
re young ladies will appear in Scot
81 dances. accompanied on the bagpipes
, genuine highland piper. This is
lie of the headliners of the fair Adj
ission, single, l5e; children under II,
c; season tickets, good for six admis-
pms, SOC.
The last case Of smallpox has been
seharged from the detention hospital
the poor farm and the house closed
r hospital purposes. Health Officer J.
Woodruff completed the work of fu-
cation this morning. Every house in
lieh there has been case. with the
reption og one, has also been re-
sed from quarantine and with this
G exception. the city is now entirely
e from the risease.
Manager James Mackie of the Sham
X basketball team has secured two
les with the French Catholic associa-
n quintet of St ,Iohnsbury. One of
games will be played at 81. Johns
" on Jan 81. and the other will be
yed in this city. Jan. Z. This st.
lnsbury aggregation has been organ.
4 for several years aud has nearly
same line.nn a. when il started