The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-26

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. b. Hay
den, from Fairfax academy was one or
the lucky hunters yesterday.
The Hypatia club meets this afternoon
with Mrs. Perkins. There will be cook
ing contest by the high school girls.
The paper win be the period Of Ma
tonal Expansion" by Mrs. Julia Perry.
There will be reading from Longfellow
by Miss Booker; 'The Raven" Edgar Al
len Poe, Mrs. Whitehill; sketch and
poem. John G. SAKE, Miss Carpenter;
sketch and poem, John Greenleaf Whit
tier, Mrs. Stanley; Washington Irving,
Mrs. Fowler.
Attorney Charles B. Adams was in
Randolph yesterday, Thanksgiving
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Adams.
Beside their son, Sergeant Campbell OF
Norwich university, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. =.
Campbell had for their guest yesterday,
Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs. Homer
Denny of Mortified.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Foss at
their new home on Stowe street were
Mrs. Catherine Maloney, Mrs. Caroline
Foss. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Carr and Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Maloney.
Mrs. f. F. Palmer spent yesterday with
her son in Duxbury.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nelson Vassar at their home on Randall
avenue were Mrs. Nassar's father, Ma
than Harrington; her aunt, Miss Ardella
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blanch-
ard. Miss Marguerite Blanchard and Miss
Louise Blanchard of South Barre. Mrs.
Leon Bartlett and w. g. Scott of Barre
and Mrs. w. f. Hill of Montpelier.
The Gleason family had their Cor
poration dinner" with Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo
Ayers.
The family of Superintendent Grout
were guests of his daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Atherton had for
guests, Mrs. Ezra Taylor and sister, Mrs.
Watson of Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Atherton of Montpelier. Mrs. Frank Ath-
erton and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyee.
The Misses Emma and Helena Sbipman
Of Boston arrived home the first of the
week and accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Shipman to Lisbon, \. H.. where they
were guests of Mr.. Shin mans sister.
They were joined there by Miss Julia
Shipman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Kinsley and daugh-
ter. Hester. of Rutland arrived at the
home OF Mrs. Nellie Chase and were ac-
lcompanied BY her to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Almon in Montpelier.
/ b. r. Demeritt spent yesterday in
Il Northfeld with his father,
4 Most of the teachers are spending the
Thanksgiving recess at their homes or
with relatives Prof. Aldrich in Colches.
ter, Miss Christine Kane in Spencer,
/ Mass. Miss Genevieve Harlow in Mont. |
lpclier, Miss Mildred Greenwood in Or
leans. Miss Clarissa Carpenter in Nor
risville and Miss Mary Tulle in Fair
Haven.
i DIR. and Mrs. Goodrich were with an
uncle Of the doctors in Hardwick yes
terday.
/ Mrs. Oarissa Minard and Miss Mar.
guerite Minard. accompanied by Frank
-. Smith Of Montpelier. spent Thanks
giving with Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Bcane
in Worcester, Mass.
The boy scouts Of troop one Of the
congregational church did good turn"
"Wednesday evening. when they gave the
play. eThe Strenuous Afternoon" at the
vermont state hospital a. a Thanksciv-
ing treat for the patients. Beside the
boys parts were taken BY Scoutmaster
4 w. L. Boicourt and w. J. LeBaron.
! 1. A. Babcock. who has been Tie care
8takcr on camefs Hump this summer.
gives interesting statistics of numbers
I ufo awaited themselves Of this place for
an outing In al. between Jan ] and
lot. p. there were a29 people. 81 these
+ Z7s spent one ur more nights. Those WHO
asoendea the mountain Rad their resi- 4
asnas &c follUass One from Alabama.
Ituo fram California. y from Counecii-
eut. one from Florida. four from illimniss
one Irou Iowa one frum Maine 81 from
E Massashusftt. fss from Michigan. three
I from Minunsafa. Hve fresn New Hamp-
.iire. seven from View Jersey. g from
F Yea Work tw8 from Oilia. one from Ore
ron. fuEr from Pennsylvania. fre from
Ftiloda Island. ~ from Vermont, Due
Frum Wyoming lH frosn fiis Dsstrirs e
for.iusriia. one frrm Aiusta. tee from
rnnndas two fruu New BrunsHi,|k. one
frrfr ElHdfsia. ~nufh Afriea. ani nus
frusr ~nsin THnsp ui.o wrrt frusn this
afrta uert 1rnn = difsrsft fuuus. The
seer has trsr FfTf rood ore tlifre afd
aerouafsoaatiufis pleasing g. most 81 thf'-f
ato tired tien.