The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-09
WATERBURY,

W III EhBURf
Added interest comes each day in
the endurance test for horses, which
starts from Fort Ethan Allen Mon
day morning. The route locally, is
from North Duxbury up through the
| covered bridge, Winooski street and
part of Main and Stowe streets to
the stable of ID. r. Harvey. where
they will be cared for, Returning
back to the Duxbury side, they will
proceed along the river to Duxbury
corners and then over the Duxbury
hills. Last year few realized the big
ness of the event until all was over.
Some of the horses and riders are from
as far distant as Wyoming Riders from
the plains are fully CARRIED in their
favorite riding. clothes. The Arabs
carried off the honors last year, but
this year they will be opposed by
thoroughbreds. hackenys, Morgans and
trotters, and the hardy ranch horses.
They expect to go to Norwich uni
versitY for Monday night.
Mrs. Roderick Chisholm and chill
dren, who have been guests of her
mother. Mrs Ceffrin. have returned
to their home in Montpelier.
f. Thnrston Damon of Plymouth,
Mass, who has been in town on his
semi-annual visits tuning pianos, was
accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Da.
mon has been very active in the cause
of women voters and on the woman's
division of the Republican state com
mittee of Massachusetts. Mrs. Charles
Sumner Bird is the chairman. Mrs.
Damon is also chairman of the first
senatorial district and has been in
strumental in organizing q towns. She
is also chairman of her own town com
mittee and was delegate from Plym
outh to the Republican state commit
tee
Armand st. jacques has bought of
the Waterbury Last Block Co. the
farm on Crossett hill, known as the
Carver farm.
The Rowland house on Foss street,
so-called. has been bought by Luce
and Cooley for a garage
Benjamin JOY has bought for
home the double tenement owned by
Mrs. NJ. o. Evans. This is known as
the Eddy house.
Louis Guyett has sold the so-cslled
John Knapp place TO Nickola Ambru
lilo.
The Moran house has been sold by
Mary Moran TO Caroline Rossi who
has lived there many years. These
& aIas ,.oro oil ,uaIa ~ w II Car
roll
Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon GLADDEN. of
Swanton have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hogaboom.
Augustus Turner has sold his two
tenement house on Bachelor street to
Mr.. Campi.
Robert l.. Knowles has bought the
Messer block. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles |
win occupy one of the tenements and |
Mr. Knowles viii continue his office
there.
Remember the harvest supper com
ing by the ladies' aid of the Method. |
isl Episcopal church.
Mrs. B. T. Hart is visiting relatives
in Orange. Mass.
Arthur Gilmore has gone to Spring |
field. Mass. to attend the Bay State |
institute. This makes three of our
BOYS there, Chester Moody, and Ell |
bridge Miller having gone the first of
September.
NJ. G.. Washburn has moved into the |
Demeritt tenement vacated by his son.
John Washburn.
Schools will remain closed Monday
stead Of Tuesday, Columbus day. They
open Tuesday morning.
The lecture course at the Center will |
begin Oct. ~ with Thompson Blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barril have
been recent visitors in Waitsfeld.
DR.. Barnes will preach again at the
Congregational church Sunday.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church.
he pastor, Rev. G. II. Lock, breaches
10Th morning and evening.
At st. Andrews church. high mass
md sermon by ev. Robert Dewey at
I0:3O. FIR Dewey also celebrates mass
It the hospital at o'clock. On Tues
Law. a legal holiday mass will be said
It $3.50. the Knights of Columbus and
he Daughters of Isabella attending in
body. Tomorrow at $3.50 all the
Iltar boys are invited by the pastor
o be present at st. Andrews hall and
,artake of the supper. which viii be
erved to them by the members of
he Carmel guild ..-
The ladies' union had a most en-
oyahle time at the Abbott home in
)uxbury Tuesday. Mrs. Abbott and
irs. whitney. hostesses. A goodly mum
'er attended; pleasant social time
'sssed and delicious refreshments we're
eryed