The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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: ADV.
Charles Wood OF Rutland arrived this
7 morning for few days visit will
friends in the city,
Fred Hollins OF Winchester Mass.
has been passing few days in the city
J, as the guest OF b. w. Hooker.
A. Peduzl OF Berlin street left last
night for New York, where he will re-
main for a few days on business.
Among the business visitors in Bur
lington yesterday were +. J. Owens,
George w German and G, Herbert Pape.
William Parks of Waterbury, who
has been visiting relatives on Maple av-
cnue for the past few days, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss Leafy Whitney OF Brattleboro
ARRIVED yesterday from Burlington,
where she has been visiting relatives
for the past few days
4 Louis Daniels returned TO Barre this
morning, after spending several days in
North Adams, Mass. where he was call
ed by the illness OF a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs B, Il, Newcomb of Allen
street returned yesterday from Essex
junction. where they accompanied the
remains Of Mrs. Newcomb's father, John
Patterson, for burial.
M. S. Rounds returned this morning
from Burlington, where he attended a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Vermont Undertakers' & Embalmers'
association, which was held at the hotel
Sherwood in the afternoon.
Special review of Harmon hive, No.
l, L. o. r. NJ, Saturday at p. m, to
receive applicants, ballot on candidates
and any other necessary business. Ey
cry officer and guard il requested to be
present for practice.
The annual hammock night Of the Glen
ugie club viii be held in Clan Gordon
hall Saturday, Feb. 81, at $50 o'clock |
Let every member be present and take |
part in a real old-country hammock night. |
PEI order committee.
Regular meeting of T. O. O. L. NJ T., !
Friday evening, Feb. 20, in X. Of G. hall |
promptly at 7 o'clock Members make /
an effort to attend; work initiation. An
other of the dance series will be held, |
dancing to commence at $3.50 o'clock.
Gentlemen 25 cents, ladies 10 cents. In
yitation to all
John CassebelIa clerk in the Peoples
Shoe Store, is in receipt OF gold piece
which he received for having the best
trimmed window in the state of the
Scholl foot appliances, during the month
OF January. The prize came as sur
prise to Mr. Cassebella as he did not
know prizes were offered.
Graduates and former students of the
OF Vermont and State Agri
cultural college who reside in the vicin
ity OF Barre are planning to attend the
biennial banquet Of alumni of the insti
tuition which will be held at the Pavilion
hotel in Montpelier this evening. II is
possible that a county organization of
alumni will be formed at that time.
Goddard seminary has one more bas-
Ietball game left on its original sched
ale, that being with st. Miehael's coli /,
eye, to be played on March g. Arrange. ,
nents are being made and, II completed
.he game will b. played at Church !
treet next Wednesday night. Since the !
ssue OF the first schedule the manage q
pent has secured a game with the Peo- :
lies academy team of Morrisville and d
his game is to be played there on March I
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There are many stories told Of res 5
uing OF hens and animals Of other kinds c
rom the flooded districts OF yester !
ay and one especially interesting was n
old a Times reporter this morning. One .
Warren street man came home at lunch =
our only TO find his hen house, which
7as near the brook, nearly filed with
rater AL Of the poultry had roasted 4
n the highest roost and only Is inch 1
: of space from the roof down was left i
'ithout water. The plucky poultry rails !,
r did not wish 10 lose his stock, some q
T which were prize birds, so waded in a,
p 10 his arms and made half a dozen p,
rips into the house after bis stock, tax al
e all 20 safety. G
Officers at police headquarters are get y
ng their decks cleared for one of the y
ggest splitting bees in the history Of 90
be department. Since the last lot of "
,ntraband goods was destroyed on q OF
,urt order, the amount Of wines, beer u
nd spirituous liquors which has been as "a
'mbied IN the booze magazine at city 10
an would 90 q long way toward reliev. pa
q the acute situation said to exist Ia II
.e Sahara desert From the municipal
0urt, the police are 20 receive a destruc ul
on warrant, ~ the greater part of the ~
q goods stored al headquarters has al. hh
ady been condemned. Included in the CO.
idgcts of beverages that must 10 trick a.
~ down the sewer are seven barrels Of ~
.er seized IN q raid on Quarry street y
II summer. x
Seveuty-ono candidates were initiated ~
20 the mysteries 81 the Grand Orient ~
q ceremonial held in Miles hall az ~
nniteville last evening under the aus. I"
crs Of Mount NesuYius council. No ~
l46 a number OF teams from this 4"
~, including a barge from the Jones q y.
" livery. carried upward Of 30 people ~
ON Barre and Others attended from " !,
10 Barre. Mebsterriile. WiiiIamstown. ~
ashington and South Royalton. The iu
tiatoFg work was in charge Of the OF ek'
ers. aud While the ceremonies Of Undue
IN Werp started a. earlr as 7s30 O'Clock ~
was nearly midnight before tie het
-fuit bad been escorted across the hot ~
hara The degree team was made mp etl
the following members Amos Hall sol
md orient Joseph smith. vice orient bel
orre Dobts. grand high priest. David The
.tsicv Of East Barre. grand Inspector Hel
rrv JedGrds. ties Inspector Follow Re'
the ceremonial IN eln hgrntp banquet use
= served covers having hsgu laid Tor TIE
people al uere taken Amos Han esu
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