The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Dickinson and
son were in Corinth Wednesday and
Thursday as the guests of Mrs. Dickin-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /.
Clark.
Mrs. Fred ID. Parkhurst is i'll with a
prevailing distemper and her mother,
Mrs. Jaquith of Corinth came Sunday
! to remain for time with Mrs. Park
hurst.
Prof Carl D. Groupe spent his Thanks
giving vacation in South Royalton with
a friend, who was a classmate of his in
| Middlebury college, and Harry r. Wis
hart spent his vacation with friends IN
! Boston.
States Attorney Stanley G.. Wilson
was in Burlington Saturday evening to
attend a farewell banquet which was
given at the hotel Vermont in honor Of
Attorney General John G.. Sargent of
Ludlow. whose term of Office expired on
November 30th.
Through the courtesy of Senator Hale
X. Darling, the Chelsea Public library
has recently received the history of
Norwich university This is most in
teresting work and one that should APP
peal to every young man in town.
Mrs. Abbie L. Sleeper and her son,
Milo L. Sleeper, left Friday morning for
Manchester, n. H., where each will have
employment for the winter. During
their absence Mrs. Sleeper's house in the
upper village" will be closed
Representative B. II. Adams has so
far recovered from his attack of typhoid
fever as to be able to return to his
legislative duties at Montpelier, and left
Monday for the capital city. He was ae-
companied by Mrs. Adams, who will re-
main during the week
Misses Pauline and Mary Darling and |
Joseph X Darling went to Montpelier |
last Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving |
with their parents, Senator and Mrs. /
Hale X. Darling. They returned Satur.
daY afternoon.
The New Chelsea Dramatic company
played "The Gypsy" to full house here
Thursday evening and after the play
held their annual Thanksgiving ball.
which was also largely attended The
Chelsea opera house orchestra furnished
music for the play and dance. Saturday
evening they put on the same play at
and were greeted there
with a full house.
Among those VINO were here TO spend
Thanksgiving with friends or relatives
were Miss Ola Hood from the johnson
Normal school at the home of her par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Hood; Raw i.
Titus Of Clarmont. \, H., at the home
II his father Frank Titus; Harold Cor.
win from Dartmouth college and Cadet
Russell X. Corwin from Norwich uni
'ersity at the home of their parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Z. A. Corwin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Titus II. Wilfore Of Randolph at the
lome of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hood; Misses Savers at the
ZONE of their sister, Mrs. Julien Slack;
'harles Townsend and sister Miss Lizzie
Townsend, at the home of their brother,
Willard p Townsend
The grades of the high and graded
chools closed Wednesday Nov. 9th, Tor
he Thanksgiving vacation and exercises
we're given by the grammar and INFERNO
late grades and a large number of Wis
tors were present.
The following pupils in the grammar {
DOM had no marks during the term: I
ladys Day, Airline Baraw, Gertrude b
ledcaif. Almon Burgess, Jerry Lucas /
nd Charles Titus. Sadie A. Royce of =
was teacher.
Pupils in the intermediate grades who
ad no marks during the term are Stella 4
eckwith, Ruth Morey, Paul Morey, :
oward Densmore, Clara Densmore,
nmes Titus, Harold Kendall Charles
urgess and Ruby Paul. Flora 4. Nit !
lell of Barre was teacher.
The high school has two more weeks \
this term after which there viii be z
lree weeks vacation, and it is expected !.
lat the new school house will be ready =
II the beginning of the winter term,
hich will commence the first week in
lnuary.
The water system owned by the Ma 4
onal bank of Orange county laid pipe
st week to supply the houses of DR.. =
T. Marshall, c. II. Corlss, F. ii. =