The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-28
TALK or THE TOWN

A son was born Nov. ID TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carroll of Maple avenue.
John Anderson has completed his du-
ties as clerk at the Houghton g. Robins
store
Rev Robert Dewey of Waterbury was
the guest of Rev. p NJ McKcnna OF this
city yesterday.
Ralph A, Ninal left the city this morn.
ing for Springfield, Mass, where he has
secured employment.
Fred Firkie returned to Barre yester-
day after spending the week end with his
family in Wrghtsvile
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. +. Briggs and family
of Marshileld were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. George WEIGH returned to her
home in Groton to-day after visiting in
Barre on business yesterday.
Fay j. Bernard returned to his home
in Moretown to-day after visiting friends
in the city during the past week.
X. VI. IIadding returned to his home
in Berlin, n, H., yesterday after visiting
friends in the city during the past few
days.
Mrs. d. C. Jarvis and daughter, Sylvia,
of Orange street left this morning for
J Burlington, where they will spend
, Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. II. Spaford, who accompanied her
daughter Miss Agnes SpafIord, from Rut-
! land to Barre last week, returned to her
home in Rutland this morning.
| Lester p. Edwards arrived in the city
last night and will visit friends for a
few days, while en- route from Williams
town to his home in, North Troy.
Herbert Ahot 6f Rochester arrived in
the city last night and will visit at the
home of Joseph Charley of Prospect
street over the Thanksgiving recess.
The Misses Georgia Smith and Eta
Call, who have been visiting relatives in
the city during the past week left for
their homes in New London, n, H., last
evening.
A deer hunting party consisting OF
Peter Merlo, Adolfo Colombo, Clinton
Taylor and DR.. 0. f. Barr left Yesterday
for Mr.. Taylor's camp in Worcester and
will spend week or 10 days trailing
the deer along Worcester mountain,
Mrs, Peter Muteh and two daughters
of Washington street left the city last
evening for Phoenix. Ariz., where they
are to join Mr. mitch, who went to Ari- |
IONA several months ago in search OF
health. Friends of Mr.. Mulch will be +
glad to learn that his condition is stead I
lily improving.
Fred Gauthier returned to Barre among
the lucky hunters OF the season, having
shot a five point buck on Orange noun
tain The deer gave the hunter long
run after the first shot broke its leg,
Iimping down the mountainside for about
three miles before the eighth and final
shot felled him. The buck is one of the
best which has been killed in this vicinity
this year.
Miss Marion Hertha Clarke, who is to
Daddy Long Legs" at the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening,
Is one OF the most successful and accom-
plished impersonators on the lyceum
platform. Her platform manner is sym
pathetic and natural her personal mag
netism unquestionable and compelling.
She possesses unusual dramatic ability.
4 keen appreciation of the humorous and
4 knowledge OF human nature rarely
found in one so young. She does not
merely entertain but reveals the inner
most passions OF the heart. A rich. well
noduIated voice coupled with strong,
we'll poised manner makes it pleasure
10 present Miss Clarke to any audience
desiring an impersonator Of assured ex
Finish Thanksgiving day by |
Intending this reading of Jean Webster's
comedy of love and youth, telling the
experiences of little girl, whose bene-
actor is unknown. but whom she calls
Ter Daddy Long Legs. adv.