The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-07

| dtHlctl0n. MT. bunker leaves wire ana
daughter and other relatives to mourn
| his loss
B. W Fisher has donated second.
hand piano to the boy scouts and it has
! been moved into their rooms, and the
troops now have as finely equipped rooms
as could be found anywhere.
Donald, Is months old, one of the twin
boys of Mr. and Mrs w G. Pilbin, died
last Saturday morning The funeral was
held at the home Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Geddes has gone to Keene,
\. H., where she has employment for the
winter.
w. l.. Folsom and wife returned last
week from Newport, where Mr.. Folsom
has been employed during the summer
/. Rich Kent Of Brookline. Mass, was
in town the latter part of last week to
visit his mother, Mrs. Blanche Kent. She
returned home with her son the first Of
the week, the trip being made by auto.
A daughter arrived in the home of f.
Guizzetti and wife Oct. 81.
Earl Murphy, former employee in the
office of the Hardwick Gazette, but now
Of Gladstone, N. j., was in town over
Sunday and the first of the week.
The condition of D. l.. Mcclure remains
about the same.
f. L. Wood was business visitor in
Richford the latter part of last week
Professor Fuller of the academy has
picked four teams from the basketball
material in the school, made up into four
teams, the red, blue, white and gray
teams. Last Friday afternoon on the
outdoor court the blues defeated the
whites, 10 to 8, in close and interesting
game. Other games between these four
teams will be played within a week to
determine what men shall be given a try
out on the first team. The first game of
the season for the academy team, which
is not in the league this year, will be held |
at HYDE Park on Nov Is. when a fast |
game is expected The return game will |
be played here Nov. % at the gym.
c. T. Pierce the village clerk, has |
been confined to the house since last Fri |
day with an attack of chickenpox
1t is hoped that the party or parties |
who rang in the fire alarm from box ~,
tbINtI III ANOib III MAIN anu iAlEI HAlttlSa
last Saturday night at 9:20 O'Clock, will /
be found and full justice melted out TO
them
Harold Porter of st. Johnsbury was a
visitor here the first of the week.
P. A. Shattuck and Rev William Gar
ner attended a Y. NJ c. A. rally in Nor
risville Sunday night
D.. H. L. !
changed proprietors. f L. Wood of Kir-
by, who has owned the place a week, last
Friday sold the same to F. L. Dunn of
former owner.
The boy scout masquerade. promenade,
lance and box supper at the gymnasium
asst Friday evening was n great success,
here being 80 couples masked and all
iad most enjoyable time. The boxes
brought good prices and besides the 100
youngsters in masks there were about
90 spectators, who greatly enjoyed see
ng the boys and girls have a fine time
food music was furnished and the scouts
.xchequer is better off by an even SIS as
result This is an annual affair and
me that is looked forward TO by the
The Judges. Mrs. J. FL
Iowieson. Mrs c. NJ Leach. Mrs +. T.
Taylor. Ivan Hunt and L. W. Much, had
ard work to decide on the awarding Of
he prizes, but It narrowed down to about
dozen and out Of that lot Lawrence
,hattuck received the first prize Of best
ressed boy. Miss Elizabeth Carter a
est dressed girl Paul Hutchins. worst
ressed boy and Eunioe Houghter, most
idiculously dressed girl.
nf.-4.~ n.I-
on Of Mr. and Mrs John Stewart. met
18th a very painful accident last Friday
fternoon, when he fell from a ladder
pom which he was climbing into a tree
ear his home and broke the bones in his
It arm Just above the wrist. Drs Fer
S and George were called To SCI the
.acture and Robert Is getting along nice
Ralph c. Thomas was home from his
ork IN Springfield the first of the week.
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