The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Springfield Mass, on business.
\ John Pedro, who recently returned :
Il Barre from Ohio began work this morn
h ing in the Union Clothing Store.
II c. w. Odell of the Plainiield road wen
II this morning to Fair Haven to remail
\ with his daughter for q few days.
H II. +. Parks left last night for Boston
\ where he will spend several days will
his daughter, Miss Joanna Parks.
| This store will be closed all day OF
| Thanksgiving day. Wen furnish gooC
foot dressing until then. Tilden Sho'
| Go.
Miss Nellie Sadler of Church street
left this forenoon for Concord, N. H,
where she will pass 10 days with rela'
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Campbell of Wa
terbury were among the visitors at the
home of II. J. Denny on Washington
street yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. LeBarron of Waterbury,
who has been visiting friends in the city
for the past few days, returned to her
home Saturday.
lsidore Krinovitz of Maple avenue re.
turned this morning from Waterbury,
where he has beep visiting his brother,
Walter Krinoyitz, for a few days.
The L. b. Dodge creamery will be open
Wednesday night and viii be closed on
Thursday Thanksgiving at 8 a. m. for
the remainder of the day. B. A. East
man, agent.
The members of r. b. Crandall post,
| G, A. r.. are requested to meet at their
hall at ] o'clock tomorrow afternoon to
attend the funeral of Comrade A. +.
Dodge. Per order commander.
Agnosto Gentil, for many years car
penter in the employ of the late Harry
Bertoli OF the Bertoli Granite Co., has
completed arrangements for the open
ing of q new granite manufacturing com
pany, to be known as the A. Gentili
Granite Co The firm will be located in
the National Granite Co.'S. shed in Mont
pelier.
Goddard seminary students held the
third OF series of week END dancing
parties in the school chapel Saturday
evening. More than 80 couples were
present and the attendance included
number OF alumni and guests from Mont
pelier and Mortified Music for the |
dancing was furnished by the seminary |
orchestra.
The auction sale Saturday of the Ed
wards personal property on the east hill
was well attended Cows were very poor
and small due to freshen in the spring
and sold at Gamers prices from $50 to
s32 per head; yearing bull S26; small
calves S7T5; sh0ats, estimated TO weigh
100 pounds, Sl0.25; hens, 90 cents; hay,
from $40 to $l2.05 per ton; oats, 50
,ents; potatoes, Al cents. A large lot of
furniture sold we'll Consider.
nc everything, il was thought by the
administrator and Others to be a success
III sale. c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Red Cross Christmas stamps have made
heir appearance in the city and may be
purchased in a number OF stores This {
ear the stamps differ somewhat in de- I
ign from the Red Cross stamps in cir Z
ulation last Christmas. A Santa Claus :
ace, which covers most OF the surface OF G
be stamp, replaces the reindeer and
ANITA picture adopted for the Christmas ]
lamp Of 1918. The little stamps retail l
or one cent each and as usual they may Q
9 used on the back OF Christmas pack !
yes and letters Red Cross official cir
ulars this wear call attention TO the n
ressing need of funds for the work OF
he society at this time Since Europe L
as plunged into war last August the
,ope of the Red Cross organization in
merca has been materially widened
roceeds from the Christmas stamp sale
Re TO be used for the eradication Of the J."
lite plague. but the call Tor funds col ~
cted by the society from other sources u
- been unusually great in the past few =
onths. =
Coach Charles Hocrnle Of Goddard -
has issued his first call for =
.sketball candidates and practice in the J"
hool gymnasium will begin in earnest y
fore the week Is over. OF last years Y
- basketball team only two men re-
ain; they are Witt and keefe. Around ~. '.
en- the coach hopes to build a team :,
at will exeeed in speed the Eve which I,
presented Goddard on the floor in 1919. ~
"a. Among the candidates for posi- -
M on the team are several men who
Ne PLAYED basketball In other prep
loOls. Red L0udcu wac one Of the n
stest men on tie South high school d
am in Columbus o.. two wears ago q
z j. expected 20 DO some stellar work
/ Goddard this year. Counor and Fiske
st. Johusbury academy viii also try
Z thesteam. David keefe. the East ~
Intpelicr boy Is captain and manager II
the quintet and be- has already ar IL
1ged several games Unless changes
the present schedule are made the "A
IN viii not play ne first game until
- the Christmas holi1aFs
,Iucc the outbreak of fire in q rou -
salete buildings a Granite street sat
iay night q " officials in this afv
r. becn notified 81 the saie ~ the
.perty prior 10 the Gre Daniel Ro- a
ms Of Prospect street rs1Fthased the
1erty several DAYS ago with tn an
standing that THE huilaimrs shuulH ~
s0reA III Nomanis had starred raa n
ths structures ui.fn the fFs occurred. -
j. morning ht renewed the wurk VITA
70 tic1r thar ever ani hnrrs 90 have
tiuissrs transfarrfd - his lat on
.spet atrat 10 fue 81 use them 10
CONSTRUCTION ~ new haHHng v hish
has under aantfaft VIII tie rsnar-
i fhr tfrlEiurs 49, siritllnrss rf tisf
serV aiuur 49, arTr1afh 81 ffe a. 81.
.tuu uN arf tssn materially im
sta The ruv If iiunna b. - ~
Jed estfn8s frtr tlf Frtm5er tlatk e.
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