The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

d Fifty.cent and $50 editions Of popu
I lar novels, 25c at Red Cross Pharmacy.
Saturday special-llouse dresses an
shirtwaists, 0sc. Paris shirtwais
House.
Paul Barnard Of Providence, X. l., ar
rived yesterday for few days visi
with friends in the city.
Wanted.-500 boys and girls to sci
Red Cross seals to help stamp out thu
dread disease, tuberculosis.
The condition of b. .Albsetti OF Foster
street, who has been i'll for several weeks
was reported to be improved to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j. Ladam of Burling
ton are guests at the home OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. p. r. Marion OF Summer street.
Robert Il. Murphy has returned home
from Roekland, Me-, where he was called
by the death of his cousin, John Lander
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of Bur
lington are being entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David n Far
rand of the Miles block.
Patrons of the Aldrich library will no.
tice by a glance at page two OF to-day's
paper that large number OF books have
been placed on the shelves of the library,
/ Leon ADDolt, IL StuhcHl dI lht AIasHU
chusetts Institute of Technology, Bos-
ton is spending few days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Abbott of Del
mont avenue.
! DR.. l.. Andreola, who has had an Office
on Eastern avenue for the past year, has
closed his practice in Barre and has gone
to Pennsylvania. DR.. Andreola plans to
open an office either in Scranton or Pitts
burg
Joseph Stumpf of the Barre garage
returned this morning from a hunting
expedition to Nershire He made the
trip by automobile and encountered
much difficulty in reaching home, by
reason OF the poor roads. He found
the woods full Of nimrods to the seeming
complete exclusion of game.
Among those who won prizes in the
entrance examinations at the University
OF Vermont this year, announcement
having just been made, was Miss Kath-
crime Jordan OF Barre, who divided the
honors in Greek with J. +. Taggart of
Burlington Miss Jordan was graduated
from Spaulding high school in 1912.
The members OF the North Barre Crib
bage club and friends met in the Clan
Gordon hall on Thanksgiving eve to hold
their annual banquet. The president,
Alex Cormack, occupied the chair and in
a neat little speech welcomed the mem
bers and friends. The program consisted
of singing by Mrs. Ingram. A. Anderson,
W. Fraser, J. Watkins and q. Mcleod,
which was heartily applauded. After the
supper, the floor was cleared, dancing
commenced and was kept up until late !
hour. under the direction of the floor |
masters, A. Cormack and r. Clark.
A quiet Thanksgiving was yesterday /
in Barre Weather conditions were adj I
adapted to family reunions.
There were the usual number of family
get togethers, with a large number OF
people going and coming TO and from
other towns. Business was at a stand
still Wednesday evening several OF the
city churches united in a Thanksgiving
service at the Uniyersalist church, where
Rev j. W Barnett preached sermon.
Special Thanksgiving services We're held
at st. Monca's church and in
The Church Of the Good Shepherd. Nov
:g picture houses did holiday business
and matinee and evening performances
1t the Barre opera house were we'll pat
'onized
The thaw of Wednesday night and
wrought havoc with the sleigh |
NJ not only in the city but ont ON the
highways On the mainly tray. |
led roads patches Of snow arc TO be seen ,
n wooded sections, but wherever the
highway has been exposed to the sun :
Iothing remains but mud, deep mud.
lumber Of people who made excursions 7
nto the country on the morning OF
day were compelled 10 \
hit from runners to wheels before they
Guild return home Folks who predicted =
hat the heavy snow of last week would
isdppear before Dee are wearing L 7
old-you-so countenances that augur a
ostponcment Of Jack Frost's operations \
efcabouts. Il
Rev Albert Abbott Of Williamstown, v
former Barre boy, will speak at the u
cdding church this evening Young and al
20 are given a cordial invitation to this
.ryiep. where the speaker will have n
,mething 10 present that will prove in m
resting and Of profit. Next sunday at in
d Heddiug Sunday school the pastor 81
30 give a short talk on. "When the
ing WAS Crowned" A special feature :
the service viii be the orchestra AMI :
soprano solo AN who affiliate with
q Hedding church are especially invited
come and 20 remain through the ses
,n Of the SUNDAY school At Z O'Clock
ere viii b. a unique service under the
rcction q the pastor The first ~
inutes win ~ given 70 The Salvation
my, who with drum and song. with
aver and testimony. win occupy the
me- DR. William shaw Of Trinity
ur D. Montpelier. win then give the T,
-sagc ~ the hour An are welcome a
this service
The Grautevlle A & opened IL ba.
thall season in thc gymnasium yestcr-
n bv defeating Fast Barre A. q. - to
TIE Gmnitesille team displayed mid
aeon form while The Cast Rarre ath-
es showed . lack 81 practice. The
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