The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

| giving.
Tenements to rent in South Barre, 81
to SS,--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Morse of fremont
street returned this morning from a stay
of a few days in Boston.
The matinee tomorrow at the opera
house by the Jere McAuliife company will
begin at 3 o'clock Admission, Zoe and
20c.-adv,
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Dec. at 1880
prompt Business important, W. Nj.
Hardy, president.
Thanksgiving dance at Bancroft inn,
Plainfeld Nov. 30; good music in at
tendance; chicken pie supper will be
served Full bill, $3.50.
New hats, handsome ties, shirts, gloves
and everything that's correct in toggery,
TO tone up your outfit for Thanksgiving
Lamorey's Clothing Store.
Mrs. w. G. Knight of Graniteville, who
had been at the City hospital, has re.
turned TO her home. She Is in care OF
Miss Rock, Il trained nurse.
DR.. o. T.. Barr was not member OF the
hunting party which has left for Worces-
ter mountain, as stated yesterday, nor IS
he intending to take such a trip.
Regular meeting of |. O. o. L., NJ. u,
| will be held Friday night. Every mem
Der is asked to be present, as the drill Is
to be practiced and officers nominated
| Miss Gertrude Geake, who is employed
az stenographer in Williamstown, ar
| rived in the city this morning to pass
the holiday at her home on Church street
| Save money by buying Andes ranges
i and heaters. We also have few second
/ hand cook stoves on hand. Come in and
| get prices. L, A. Prindle, Depot square.
Braids and switches made from hair
H combings. Latest New York method.
\ Prices reasonable and work guaranteed.
| Mrs, Trembley, 8 Keith avenue, Northen
i block,
Miss Caroline Swift, formerly matron
at the City hospital, goes Dec. II to De-
Il troit. Mich, where she will take the ad-
II ministratiye course OF training at Grace
/ hospital.
Before Magistrate Fl. w. Scott in city
court this morning, John j. Mathieson
H pleaded guilty TO a subsequent oiiense
when arragned on an intoxication charge,
but was unable to pay the SIS fine and
costs assessed him. George Doyle OF
i Charlestown. y. H., was listed for first
offense. which he acknowledged. Both
men will partake OF Jailer lracys
Il Thanksgiving dinner to morrow
The members of the Barre Woman's
club were entertained yesterday alter
H noon by a demonstration of Swedish
cooking given by Mrs. Z, G. Ericsson and
|. Miss Hortense Smith. The following
i dishes were prepared: Swedish crop cake,
/ chocolate croquettes. Swedish kringlos,
\ canadian war cake. During the demon
j stration these dishes were tasted by the
: ladies present and proved to be very ap-
petizing.
A pleasant surprise party was held at
the home OF Mrs William G. Moir, jr.,
| Monday afternoon, when about IS Of her
friends gathered to spend the afternoon.
! A buffet luncheon was served, consisting
OF sandwiches, cake and coffee. Mrs
| IMoir was presented a hand painted salt
set and whipped cream set by members
Of the company. Vocal and instrumental
music was enjoyed AT the close OF the
afternoon the party broke up, wishing
Mrs. Moir much happiness in her future
married life.
Evangelical churches of Barre will OBJ
serve a custom established several years
ago by meeting together this evening for
| their annual Thanksgiving service, which
| win be held in the Congregational church
! at 7;30 o'clock Rev. j. Il. Reardon OF
| 1.-THE Universalist church viii be the
! preacher and other cergymen Will assist
! lin the services Baptist Mett odist, Uni
| yersalist, Presbyterian and Congregations
! TAI congregations, among others, Will Join
| lin the services At st. Moncas church
! to morrow, Rev. FIR. 7. NJ. McKenna Will
be the celebrant at mass and there VIII
be special service in the Church OF the
| Good Shepherd.
Friends OF Miss Amy L. Howard will
! be interested to learn OF her marriage TO
!. Frank w Burnham of Claremont, y. H.,
!: the ceremony being performed in Wind.
(: sor bv Rev. Mr. Lucas. The bride and
/: groom were unattended Mrs. Burnham
/: for a number of years was employed IN
: the local telephone exchange, where she
Gained wide circle of friends. Mr..
: Burnham is employed by the Sullivan
: Machinery company OF Claremont, n. II.
: Mr.. and Mrs Durham will make their
home in Claremont. They were the re-
cipients OF many useful gifts, including
. linen, cut glass and silverware
Z Constable u. -. AIoilIS NCHt W. S"t -
the motions OF selling runabout OF I'M
certain model in Depot square yesterday
afternoon An initial offer of Sl06 was
used as a self starter and for time the
bidding was considerably brisk. Then
, there was a sudden slump, for it devel-
oped that most of the apparently anxious
buvers were small boys who were bidding
in dollars and cents. The car was taken
on an attachment in favor of A. A. La
morey and through the devious processes
!: through which auction articles frequently
/: pass. the car was knocked down to Mr..
: I.amorey for $l35 when the sale closed.
That sport writers who are interested
|: in sehoolboy athletics are alive to the i'm
lportance of Goddard seminary among the
I preparatory schools of New England IS
!: evidenced by the frequent appearance OF
!! such items as the following from Bob
|: Dunbar's column in the Boston Journal:
!: l"Heavy snow in Vermont compelled Cod
!: ldard seminary to cancel its games with
!. Colby academy and Haverhill high Ralph
|: Smith of Barre has been elected captain
!: for next years football eleven. Basket
!: ball comes next and Goddard win have a
Z strong team. Looking forward to base
< hall. the school that sent Witt to the