The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
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| Abbott's.
Daddy Long Legs" Presbyterian
| church, Thursday, Nov, 30.--ady,
NIinard & Condor have installed a tele'
phone in their blacksmith shop-555'M
adv.
Mrs. A. NJ. Carroll has put in a line OF
Artamo embroidery package goods
Stamping OF all kinds done.-adv.
Thanksgiving dance at Bancroft inn,
Piainfeld. Nov, 80; good music in at
tendance; Chicken-pie supper will be
served. Full bill, $3.50.
Royal Arcanum members will secure
information to their advantage by com.
municatng with Smith S. Ballard, Rial
to building, Montpelier, Nt.-ady.
Jesse Hodge, who has been visiting
relatives on Brook street for several
days, left last night for his home in
Plattsburg, n, Y.
+. Wiley, who has been making an ex.
tended visit with friends in Portsmouth,
Caremont, aud Keene. \. H., returned
to his home in this city yesterday.
Miss Lucy Dix left last night for
Southville, Mass, where she will visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Dix, over the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
Miss Blanch Broderick, who has been
employed in Boston during the past sum
mer, has returned TO her home in this
city and will spend the winter with her
parents.
j. L. LaNoue, who has been visit
ing relatives in East Barre and Granite.
vile during the past few days, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
his home in Montreal, =. O.
Miss Marian Dole, formerly a student
at Goddard seminary, arrived in the city
yesterday from her home in Mortified,
and will visit at home of her aunt. Mrs,
w. A. Drew, of Averill street for few
days.
Adam Silver, who has been employed
as stonecutter in the Barre sheds for
a few years, has completed his duties
here and left yesterday for Hardwick,
where he has secured work as a stone
cutter.
John Macdonald left yesterday for
New Haven, Conn, where he will wit
ness the Yale Harvard game to-day
From New Haven Mr., Macdonald will go
to New York to visit friends and rels
tiyes for a few days.
Frank Vigneault of Montreal P O., ar
rived in the city to-day and will spend
several days visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Carson of Laurel street. !
On his return TO Montreal, Mrs. Wig !
neault and daughter will accompany him
TO remain there for few days.
A. 4. Bruce was in Burlington Thurs
day where he carried Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. |
ard l.. Lawlss of South Barre and Mrs. |
Claude Hebbard of Maiden, Mass, to see |
their father, who is seriously i'll with |
blood poisoning in one arm, caused by |
cutting his finger some eight weeks ago.
The woman's association OF the Con
church will send out Thanks
giving baskets as usual. They ask the
people Of the church to contribute money,
food or vegetables The beneticent com
mittee please be at the church Tuesday
afternoon to receive contributors and to
prepare the baskets.
To give all who have helped in the Red
Cross work for the allies an opportunity
to know Just what has been accom-
plished a list Of the articles being sent
puL III AHf1 III ~ NNH5iSii lhtHl ID HtIE XIV
en-: Is shirts, 10 suits of paiamas. %
arm sings, 10 fracture pillows, seven bed 1
jackets, 80 nurses wash gloves 10 pairs
Of socks, IS packages of gauze sponges.
The socks and nurses gloves are all hand
knit. 5
w A. Warner, who has been employed
IN the harvest fields in the Saskatchewan
region of the great Northwest through
The fall months, arrived in Barre last
night from Montreal, p. O., where he has
been visiting friends for several days. }
lie will visit friends ON Ayers street for
, while before leaving for his home in
y. II. Mr.. Warner intends !
o return to Saskatchewan after spend !
ng the winter at his home.
William Milne and Charles Conner :
Who have been along Worcester mountain
ince the deer hunting commenced re- !
urned to Barre Yesterday. Other MEM
'ers of the party encamped there re- :,
urned two or three days ago. The only =
me lucky enough to get a deer was !,
Dante Peduzzi, who brought a buck back
o Barre at the first of the season. To-
lay Messers. A. c. Jones, A. A. Lamorey
nd Clinton Taylor left for the camp and
yill remain on deer hunting exped- Q
ion during the coming week. =
At Cobble Hill grange Nov 81, the ;,
bird and fourth degrees of the order ,
yere conferred followed by a harvest .,
upper. Several visitors were present u
rom Capital City and Orange oranges -
here was a memorial service for Mrs !.
1innie Whtcomb The literary program
ras very short, consisting of songs by
he grange and a well-written paper by %
Irs. Rena Thurston. Central Vermont 9
omona grange will meet with Cobble ]
ill grange Thursday, Dec. I. Dec. the 1
range will elect officers for the coming
ear. Let each member show his inter
It by coming to this meeting and voting :
II whoever he thinks will give best serv-
e in the office they are elected to hold. 4
he secretary will be at the hall early :
, meet all who wish to pay dues and so
ct the books in good shape for the com z
q year.
A big touring car, said TO be owned by
man named Barber of Windsor slid 9
yer a bank on Wolcott hill in Williams
,wn gulf Thursday afternoon. as it was
outbound. The car contained Mr. and 3
RS. Barber and two children, and deer ]
hich Mr. Barber had shot while hunt 4
g in the northern part Of the state. As
le brakes were applied, the rear end of