The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-28
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Miss Ruby Bradbury is visiting
friends in South Ryegate.
Baby carriages, sleighs. runners OF
robes Sadlier's. Keith avenue.
Usual Saturday night dance. How
land hali; Gilbertson's orchestra
Benefit dance in Socialist hall Satur.
day night; Landi's orchestra. Tickets
o0c; ladies, free.--adv.
Mrs. Sarah Bradbury and family
spent Thanksgiving at the home of +.
r. Bradbury on Trow hill.
Don't forget to attend the italian
Gaiety club dance Tuesday evening
Dec. 2 CAROLS orchestra.
You viii all want to hear about
Johnny's new suit, so come to the Epis.
copal vestry Wednesday evening, Dee. 8.
adv.
The Vermont Poultry association win
meet at the city council rooms for a
1910.
Miss Emily Dodge, student at the
University of Vermont, is spending the
Thanksgiving recess with her mother.
Mrs. L. B. Dodge.
A farce, entitled, "A Love of a Bon.
net" will be given at the concert at
the Odd Ladies' fair in Rowland hall
Thursday. Dec 4.--adv.
Don't forget the opening of the WON
ans Exchange at "a Elm street Dec. |.
Bring in your homemade articles and
purchase your Christmas gifts there
adv,
The w. G. I. u, will hold a special
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
Harry Bradley, Camp street, Satur.
day evening at o'clock. All members
be sure to come.
The regular meeting of the I. O. @. L..
NJ, O., will be held in X. of G. hall this
evening Business of Importance will
come before the lodge and every mem.
Der is requested to be present.
Mrs. Harriet Cushman and DR.. and
Mrs. Francis A. Eaton of Randolph,
Mrs. NJ. A. Wiley of Franklin, N. H..
and Miss Annie Messer of Amherst,
Mass, were the guests of the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Messer
Thanksgiving day.
Joseph Ladrie Of 32 Nelson street re.
turned Wednesday night from CRYSTAL,
N. H., where he had been hunting for
the past 10 days, He brought back a
l0"point buck. B. Piccinilli OF North
Main street, who accompanied him, Also
secured an eight-point buck. Mr.. Ladrie
and Mr.. Piccinilli made the trip by au.
tomobile.
The first annual meeting of Barre
post, No. 10, American Legion, will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 80 D. m.
in the manufacturers association hall
lover c. w. Averill's store). Report of
delegate to national convention. Pro.
posed amendment to constitution to be
considered Election Of officers for en-.
suing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moves, who left
Barre Oct. IL to spend the winter in
their new bungalow at Winter Park,
Fla, have sold it, with all its furniture
to Mrs. Alice e. Enrich of Cleveland
u, who buys for winter home. She
has taken possession Of her new home
and Mr.. and Mrs Moves have taken
rooms in Favor block on Main street,
where they expect to stay the rest Of
the winter.
The Uurban Stock Co, with Frank Ur.
ban, win play a three days engage
mert at the Barre opera house, start
ing next Monday This company will
be particularly interesting to the the
atre- going public Of Barre owing to the
fact that Mr. Urban has two Barre
men in his company, they being Charles
Mills and Leroy Kenneth; and this Is
their first appearance in Barre for sew
eral years, and never before have they
had such opportunities to show their
talent as they have in the parts they
are playing this season. Mr.. Urban has
surrounded himself with a particularly
strong company. A carload Of special
scenery is being carried. adv
Many students, especially those Of
nearby colleges, took the opportunity
to pass the holidays at their homes in
this city. Young men from Dartmouth
were: John and Norman Gordon, John
Molla, Albert Lyon, Wehdall Drown.
James Young, Laurence Campbell and
Nelson Browne. Among the number
from the University of Vermont were
Clarence and Alden Burke. John To-
mast, Ralph Smith. Richard Cruick
shank, John Shepard, Hildreth Martin.
Allan Johnston, Miss Emily Dodge and
Miss Florence Canton. Students of
the latter college were compelled to re-
port to classes this afternoon, the holi-
day lasting from Wednesday noon un /.
til Friday noon only Dartmouth SEES
sions ceased until Monday morning
In the Clan Gordon hall Wednesday
evening 1870 or more people, members
of the Meadow Brook Golf club and
their friends, assembled for Thanks.
giving celebration and the presentation
of the various prizes offered during the
year for the best golf players Of the
club. The chief diversion was dancing.
q variation from this pleasure coming
only at the serving of luncheon and re
freshments and the presentation of the
silver cups, William Gellatly presented
to A. Freeland silver cup for the
championship Of the year, to G. Bissett
for the highest runner up, j, Stewart
for the second eight, J. T. Fraser for
the second runner up, G. Anderson for
the third eight, A, McHaffie for the
third runner up, j. Forrest for the
fourth eight A. Baigrie for the fourth
runner up, W. Smith for the consola
ton prize and A. McHaffe for the week
ly tournament prize of the season All
these silver cups carried the winners
name, the initials of the club, the date
and the feat for which it was presented
engraved upon them. Cooper's three.
piece orchestra started the dance music
at s o'clock and continued until 2
o'clock in the morning, for everyone
was having a very ENJOYABLE time. The