The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II John Corcoran spent Thanksgiyin
H with his aunt in Burlington.
H Special values winter underwear an
hannelette nightrobes at Vanghan's.
Claude Martin returned to Barre thi
forenoon, after spending few days wit
i friends in Windsor.
Charles H. Walker Of Minneapolis
Mimi, is the guest of II. w Knight o
Hill street for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Darby of Soutl
Main street left Wednesday night I,
spend the holiday in Worcester.
Miss Anna Robertson OF Currier stree
spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs
John McMinn in Williamstown.
Here Geraldine Farrar sing Might,
LAX a Rose" on a December Victor reeort
Saturday at Cummings & Lewis.
Aldus Knight, bookkeeper in thu
Barre Savings Bank and Trust company
spent Thanksgiving in White River juno
ton.
Howard Miles returned this morning to
Burlington, after passing Thanksgiving at
the home of his father, ID. M. Miles, OF
| West street.
Apple car at c. v. Ry. Barrelled in
New York state. Delivery made in city
limits. Call at car and select your win
tier apples adv.
| Miss Gertrude Gilman returned this
morning to her home in East Burke, after
passing the holiday with relatives on
North Seminary street.
| Fifty couples attended the dance CIV
en- in the X. c. hall Thanksgiving eve
under the auspices of Barre council, No.
40l, knights of Columbus.
Martin Riley, jr., has returned home
from an extended trip through the west
ern states in the interests of Canton
Bros, granite manufacturers.
Luigi NJ Caporaletti is moving his
household goods from Foss street into
the new house on Elmwod avenue which
he recently purchased of James Grogan.
Miss Jean Darling is spending the week
end as the guest OF Misses Laura and
Jeanette Granger of Short street. Miss
Darling is teacher in the public school
at Norwich.
Miss Marion Upper, teacher in the
graded schools of North Troy, is passing
the Thanksgiving recess ~ the home of
her father, George III. Upper, of South
Main street
Misses Abbie Monkey, Belle Mackie
and Margaret Cato, students in the
state normal school at Castleton, are
passing the Thanksgiving holiday at
their respective homes in Barre.
Miss Bernice Whiteomb, who is en-
ployed in the Office Of State Secretary
Guy w. Bailey in Essex Junction, was
day visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Whit |
comb, of Beacon street
Miss Hulda Hakkaraines of Braintree, |
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday en-
route TO Graniteville, where she was
called by the death OF her brother, wal
ter Hakkaraines. who was killed in a |
quarry accident Wednesday forenoon.
Positively the last four times you can |
see. "The Birth Of a Nation" in this
vicinity, Montpelier city hall, to-day
md tomorrow, afternoon and evening. 4
Plenty of good seats at soc and 75e.
Special car TO Barre after each perform
lnee.--adv
Gelsey Monti Of Berlin street, who is
aking a weeks vacation from his duties
n the law office OF j.. r. Davis, for
wards the information that he was one
Il several Barre hunters in Pittsfeld for
unate enough 90 secure q deer While
uniting Tuesday he shot an s5-pound
Toe.
Among the college students home for
he Thanksgiving recess are Hugh Cole,
raymond Cave, Harold Fits and John
lcCaskill Of the University Of Vermont,
burlington, and Wilbur Erickson OF Nor
rich university, Mortified, Sprague
brennan, John Gordon and Nelson Brown
I Dartmouth college, Hanover. n. II.
About twenty couple from this city
ttended the Thanksgiving ball az East
fontpelier last evening. The bali WAS
lrgely attended visitors from surround
X towns bringing the number close 20
Q couple. Music for dancing was fur.
ished by the Montpelier military band
N oyster supper was served az inter-
iission, after which the dancing was con.
nued tin an early hour.
Two young men who formerly attended
oddard seminary and who took an &C.
We part in athletics while az the school
re now keeping up their athletic promi-
once In Boston. where they are AZ.
.nding Wentworth institute, a trade
.hool. William b. MacLeay Of Gran
eyille has just been made captain II
ie Wentworth basketball team. lie z
80 Is captain Of the baseball team at
le school. Tie was captain 81 the foot
~ team az Goddard seminary in 1911
/. He also played on the scminary's
lsketball and baseball teams aud was y
! the track team. Lyle Craig Of kecne, \
H.. also i member 81 the Went )
ofth basketball team. He was captain 4,
the Goddard seminary baseball team ,
1912 and also played on the basket. s
N and football teams a. the seminary. 3,
/ Wentworth institute both If these