The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-26
TALKOFTHE TOWN

/ hankerchiefs.
Last week, The French sisters, palm
lists, clairvoyants, 46 Main street.
Special bargains on remnants Of plush
velvets and other goods. Little DR..
Goods Store, Cottage street.
Il Mrs. Ida Pearson returned to-day I
South Ryegate, after spending the pas
week with friends in Barre,
II Mr. and Mrs. G, w. Cilley, who hav
been passing the past eight months il
Newbury, have returned to Barre.
Miss Anna Ryan, who teaches in Cab
OF, Is spending her Thanksgiving vaca
tion at her home In Graniteville.
l.. II. Baine, teacher of voice, will b.
at the Aldrlch block, room Is prof
Wheaton's studlo), on Tuesday evening
Phone 245.l, Montpelier.
All stores, members of the Barre Re
tail Merchonts' association, Inc, will re.
main open on Wednesday evening, Nov
%, until o'clock, and will be closed all
day Thursday, Nov. 20.
Old and young folks ball at Camp
Comfort, Calais, Nov. Is. Ye olde fash
toned game supper. Dancing 0 until 3.
Elmore's orchestra, five pieces. Full bill
per couple, $l.50.--ady.
Frank Abbiatti Of Bolster place com.
menced two weeks vacation from his
duties in the Royal billiard parlors this
morning During his absence, his place
will be filled by Charles SASH.
The woman's association Of the Con.
gregational church is to send out Thanks
giving baskets as usual. The committee
will be at the church vestry Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday forenoon to
receive contributions of food and money.
\ william Hurry of Long street, district
deputy grand master of Masons, accom-
panied by number OF local Masons, will
60 to Cabot tomorrow evening for an
official visit in Green Mountain lodge,
No. 6S. The deputy Is making consider
able Roadway with his official visitations
| in this district, and as late as Friday
night he paid an official visit to Granite
lodge Of this city.
| A number of friends gathered at the
home of Francis Cook of First street
Saturday night to remind him of his 18th
birthday. He was presented purse of
gold. The North Barre orchestra fur.
nished music and there was dancing from
s until II o'clock Refreshments of cake
and punch were served and at late hour
the guests departed, wishing Mr.. Cook |
many more happy birthdays.
Auction sale tomorrow at | o'clock |
sharp for Frank B. Martin on HOLSTER |
hill in Plainfeld, IN miles from the vii.
lagei real estate and personal property |
one of the best farms in Washington
county 20 head of cattle 10 extra good |
cows, half of them fresh and to be fresh
In few days; six head of young cattle,
two shoats, 30 tons of nice, early cut
hay, $50 bushels of corn on the cob, and
some other property. c. T. Smith aue-
tioneer
Clark o. Tayntor, son of Mrs f. NJ.
Tayntor of Erie, Pa formerly Of Barre,
has been appointed second lieutenant
in the regular army and was ordered to
report for duty at Fort Leavenworth to.
day. Lieutenant Tayntor is a graduate
of Spaulding high school in this city and
of Yale university, class of 1915. He was
attending the Harvard law school He
has many friends in Barre who viii be
pleased to learn of his appointment.
George Lawrence Sexton. aged 20
years, brother of Mrs. James Mackay !
Of Barre, died at the Claremont, N. H., !
hospital Friday afternoon as the result !
of injuries sustained on Nov while he
vas making up trains for the Boston & +,
Maine railroad, for which railroad he
1ad recently been employed. The acct. q
lent happened at Claremont Junction.
The young man was born in Pittsford
Ind went to Brattleboro nine years ago. !
He was at one time a member of Co. |, !
st Vermont infantry, and went to Eagle ;
Pass with the regiment. He leaves his i
parents, who live in Brattleboro, and
our sisters and three brothers as fol- b
ows: Mrs James Mackay of Barre Mrs r,
1harles H. Stear of Mansfield, Mass, v
drs. Julia Briggs of Springfield Mass, ci
Hiss Ethel NJ Sexton of Brattleboro, n
ames G. Sexton of Brattleboro, Frank nj
Y. Sexton of Windsor and Henry A. Sex
on of Brattleboro. The funeral was held CT
o-day at st. Michael's church in Brattle. d,
ORC. Ian
One of the finest Thanksgiving ad. ~
resses ever given in Barre was that de- ~ ~
vered yesterday morning at the Con- y
regational church by Professor Wood
ury of Norwich university, who has st
cen supplying the pulpit for the past tr
w months. Professor Woodbury's ad- fr
ress was an inspiration to all who heard az
Tracing the history of the festival q
om the feasts of the Jewish people .
own to the present day, he drew pic. M
ire of past observances and the one to
) held this week Although, as he said, oh
some homes tears will be shed at the ag
fought of dear ones far away and en- Sc
'ged in hazardous things. yet the tears We
lould not be allowed to drive away is
oughts of things for which we have st
al cause for thankfulness this year as Re
,ver before. And this year more than eel
er should applications for care and int
OBJECTION be made at our family gather sci
gs. For our harvests, for homes safe he
ON attack by the enemy, for even the sci
ivilege of worshipiug in safety in our CHI
urehes, we should be thankful, and oc
til all our anxiety it is well that the the
stival comes just at this time, Test we the
rget." ass
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