The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-22
TALK OF THE TOXIN

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Buy sheet music to-day at Bailey's
Music Rooms.
Arthur Splitter, teacher of violin TEL
$50, 80 Wellington street, Barre.
Don't forget the Woman's Exchange
wants homemade articles for sale. adv
Italian spaghetti, special during sup
per hour tonight, Eureka Restaurant
adv
Miss Annie Deans of Brooklyn street
began duties this morning as clerk in
the Noyes fruit and confectionery store
A nine-pound daughter was born at
the City hospital yesterday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hendry of
Williamstown.
Mrs. N. NJ. Nelson and granddaugh-
ter, Leone, who have been visiting for
the past few weeks in Quincy Point,
Mass, returned to their home here yes
terday.
Wilfred Roy, who. has been visiting
for the past week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Bilidou, returned this
morning to his home in Manchester,
N. H.
Cards were received last week an
bouncing the marriage of George Mitch
ell Mackenzie of Philadelphia, formerly
of this city, to Emily Marie Beottinger,
on Nov. II.
Presbyterian fair--the one you've
been waiting for, Dec. 3 and 4. A chick
en-pie supper in connection. Fine dis
play OF fancy articles and suitable for
gifts as well as home-cooked foods
Keep the date in mind.-a
Rev. G. f. Fortier will conduct the
memorial services at Derby Line to-
morrow afternoon which are being held
in honor of the pastor of the Universal
list church 0. X. HOLSTER of Barre
will supply in the Morrisyille pulpit
Sunday.
Albert Thomas, representative Of
the B. +. Sturtevant company Of Bos
ton, who has been installing one of the
latest model dust suction systems at
the Jones Brothers company during the
past few weeks, returned to the home
office at the completion Of the work
yesterday.
d. A. and c. W. Perry have returned
from New Boston, n. H., where they
have been conducting a sale of pure.
bred Holstein cattle These sold on an
average of 5000 each. A. J. Neyeau,
manager of the Morrison farm, attend
ed the sale and purchased nearly car
load of stock
The Goddard football season is prac
tieally at close. The last game has
been played for the season and arrange
ments are being made for the basket
ball schedules. Teams in New Hamp-
shire and eastern Massachusetts will
make one trip while another proposes
to take in western Massachusetts,
Coach Leahey will start the basketball
squad on the game next week.
A tame raccoon, which is attracting
so much attention in the window of
the f. d. Ladd Co. store, was brought
in this morning from Orange by Paul
Morrison of that place. He was hunt
ing when his hound freed this little an
imal, which seemed tame when he came
near. Morrison caught him in his hands
and took him home and then brought
him to Barre, where he is carrying on
continuous performance in show
window on Main street.
A little excitement and amusement
was caused yesterday afternoon, when
a peddler's horse standing in front of
the Prindle store while the owner OF
the rig was doing business with Mr..
Prindle, became frightened at an cleo
trio car and started down Main street
with the rig. The rear end of the cart
caught the front end of an automobile
standing in that vicinity and dragged
the same several yards down the street
before the animal, drawing the two We
hicles, should be stopped.
Ever since last Monday morning a
gang Of men have been busily engaged
with the work of moving the Paquet
tenement house on the west side Of
Summer street to the o. NJ Granger lot
just across the road A small piazza
that was located on the south side Of
the house was moved separately TO the
vacant lot earlier in the week Yester-
day the work of moving the house
across the road on rollers was begun
with the result that last night the
house completely blocked the Summer
street passage, and to prevent acct
dents lights were placed on both sides
OF the building AS the building neared
the street and the electric wires on the
telephone poles it was found necessary
TO knock the chimney off, allowing the
ridge to just pass under the wires This
morning the work was begun again and
the thoroughfare was open to passage
shortly before noon.
One Of the most enjoyable s6cials the
Netop class Of the Methodist Sunday
school has had this year was held last
evening at the home of Miss Lowessa
Holt on Cliff street, with Mrs. Henry
| Holt as joint hostess with her sister-in-
law. II was in the nature Of thanks
giving social and the house was very
tastefully decorated to carry out this
idea. Nearly all the members of the
class were dressed in Puritan or Colo
NAL costumes. Part of the evening
was spent preparing and lacking cards
which had been brought in by the chill
dren Of the Sunday school These 90
to India to be used by the missionaries
in their work there. The monthly bust
ness meeting was followed by a very
interesting program, which included
games and contests centering about the
! Thanksgiving theme. Delicious refresh
ments were served The hostesses have
the hearty thanks of the entire class
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