The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
BETHEL

State Game Commissioned Linus Leav-
ems to receive reports of deer Killed III
this vicinity during the open season,
beginning Dee. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Aldrich of Rut-
land visited M. A. Lilley last Sunday,
returning home in their car that eve
ming by the mountain route during the
snowstorm.
Mrs. Amasa Fuller of Warren was a
guest of +. A. Parsons.
The local chapter of the Eastern
Star brings to town Dec. =, the Lotus
quartet, considered a quite remarkable
singing organization. The quartet sings
every Sunday at fremont temple in
Boston and has a reputation all over
New England.
James r. Coutts of Barre, an in
speetor of weights and measures, was
here Friday on official business.
Thanksgiving day guests in town in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Townsend OF
Roxbury, Mass, at G. J.. Sleepcr's; Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Parrot of Roxbury,
Mass, at Alfred PARROTS; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.. Southworth and daughter OF
Windsor. at DIR. Y. H. Eddy's; Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. Southworth and daughter
Of West Lebanon. y. r., at +. b. South
worth's; Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Luce and
two children of Montpelier. at Walter
A. Rhoades;' Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Cush-
man of Rochester, at p. l.. Martins,
Miss Ada Paine of Boston, at R. J..
Persons; Miss Ada Thompson Of
Woodstock. at II. !. Turner's; Joseph
Robv of Island Pond. at John J, vii.
sons: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Bumdy
of Rochester, at G,ty Wilson's; Miss
Jessie Archibald Of Chelsea, Mass ,
Misses Gertrude Slack and Ruth King
of Randolph. at W. j. Beals; Miss
Theresa Fiheld of Portsmouth. \, H.,
nj L. II. Whitney's; Miss Mabel Nc
Leod of Barre. at John kelchcr's; Miss
Marina Berini of Barre, at Mrs, La.
zarina Bertnt's; Michele Lccesse OF
Barre, at Domenico De Ciccos; Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Crozier and daughter OF
Lebanon, N. H.. at b. G. Bundy's.
Among those who were away for the
Thanksgiving holiday were Mrs. Ada
Powers and Fred Powers in Barre;
Misses Edna and Eta Parsons IN
Westminster; Miss Lucy Paine in
White River Junction; Mr.. and Mrs,
GUY w. Merrill and two son IN South
Royalton: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Bur
| nett in White River junction; Mrs.
! Grace Dean and her son, Harry, in Low
ell. Mass; George skinner, Charles
| Airth. J. Simms and Thomas Hendef'
| son. with their families in Hardwick
| Albert OKeefe with his family in
Barre: Mr.. aud Mrs ]. d. Goodhue IN
White River Junction; Joseph Ger
vone III Mortified; Charles \. Stimets
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Blais-
dell and son in Randolph.
George Stackpole, who generally com
bines deer bunting and bear hunting
IN Plymouth. went last week 10 get his
camp ready for himself and his ia.
Their. Last Saturday his father got
word that he already had killed a hear.
BY the Stackpoles, Plymouth is consid-
cred the best hunting gsound in the
state.
Bethel people at home for the holi-
| day included Miss Jessie Parker from
Montpelier. Miss Dorothy ParEer from
the University OF Vermont. James VII
son from Norwich university, John h
Parrott from Roxbury, Mass, Ralph
Noble from Dartmouth college. Z. II
MCINTYRE from Randolph, Karl Bowen
from Barre, Raymond Washhurn from
White River junction, w. l.. Parsons
from Warren, Ralph Perkins from
! Greenfield, Miss, Roscoe Perkins from
Windsor. Miss Amy Wilson from Lyn'
donville, Roland Newton from the Uni.
. versity of Vermont, Miss katherine
Rogers from Norwood. Mass, Harold
King from st. Michael's college, Miss
Lucy Washburn from Moutclair, \. J
c. D. C~ushing's men have been very
busy repairing the damage done to tht
/ telephone lines by the recent storm. ir
every direction lines were down be.
meath the weight of ice upon them and
from fallen trees.
Several families availed themselves
; of a special Thanksgiving dinner served
/ Thursday AT the Bascom house.
II. H.. Shepard, who narrowly Is.
/ caped death last Tuesday. when his
body was burned in many places and
he was rendered unconscious for Il
minutes by q current OF electricity en-
tering his body while engaged IL
plumbing operations at II. ID. Belval,
home, is in a fairly comfortable condi
ton al his home. the muscles in the
upper part Of his body being extreme.
" lame due probably to his forciblC
prostration TO the hard floor by the
shock. Wherever his clothing touched
the damp floor it was burned and twC
holes were t1rned in his cap. This wa.
while he held the cord in his hand. He
will be missed for a few weeks from
the plumbing department of the Ora.
ham hardware store.
Gilson's orchestra played for .
Thanksgiving ball in Randolph last
evening, =
Fogg's orchestra of Is pieces from
Brockton, Mass, gave n concert and
PLAYED for a dance at the town hal
Wednesday evening. The orchestra wa
brought here at great expense by Z. c
Fisher, who had the satisfaction o.
selling a large number Of tickets ana
hearing the orchestra highly praised
The hall was deliberately decorated
with large flags by a decorator who
preceded the orchestra from Brockton
The orchestra's engagement Thursday
evening was at Duxbury, Mass, 20i
miles away.
f. II. Abbott of Springfield. Mass.
who had been visiting his brother, Rue
t. Abbott, started Wednesday morn