The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-24
SOVIET AGENTS
WILL BE BARRED
FROM COUNTRY
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Emily Dodge, sophomore al
the University of Vermont has come
to spend Thanksgiving with her moth
er in this city.
Mrs, Myrtle Cow, who has been Wis
iting in South Royalton and also in
Potsdam, n. Y, returned late yester-
day afternoon to her home on Liberty
street.
Mrs, Thomas Waterman of Johnson,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Rather
inc Jackson of Maple avenue, for sew
eral days, returned to her home yes
terday afternoon.
Dean G. Davis, q sophomore at the
law school of Boston university, ar
rived in Barre last evening to remain
until Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Davis
Hildreth Martin, junior OF the uni-
versity of Vermont, was among the
number of college students to arrive IN
the city last evening to pass Thanks
giving at their homes.
Amedee GigHere of $50 North Main
street has received word from his son,
Augustin Giguere, who left Barre re-
Gently, that he has enlisted in the army
at Springfield, Mass. for one year
Frank Lawless and Shelburne Camp
bell, medical students at the Univer-
sity of Vermont in Burlington, will
arrive this afternoon to pass the
Thanksgiving recess Of two days
Miss Josephine Fontana, school
teacher in Revgate. viii visit with her
sister, Miss Michelina Fontana, of 20
Central street over Thanksgiving
Fred Baird, Q. T. Ferguson, g. A.
Bisbee and Miss T.. Jean Bisbee, en-
poyes of the n. d. Phelps Co., leave
this afternoon for Waitsfield, where
they will remain over Thanksgiving.
Harry Wishart of Winooski arrived
in the city yesterday to pass Thanks.
giving at the home of his mother on
Camp street Mrs. Wishart, his wife,
went on to Chelsea to pass the recess
at her former home.
Rev. and Mrs Weston Cate of St.
Johnsburv passed through the city yes
terday on their way to Mrs Gates for
mer home in Williamstown. Mrs. Cate
was formerly Miss Arlene Jeifords, a
teacher in the ward five school.
William Scott, formerly of Barre
and now of Brandon, returned to the
city last night TO visit over Thanks
giving. Mr. Scott, who previous TO
his depasture from Barre was EN-
ployed in fhe vulcsnizing and repsir
shop Of !. J. Hastings, now conducts
similar business Of his own in Bran
don.
As there are still many. applying for
membership to the local chapter of the
Red Cross, the fourth membership roll
call will be held open until Dec l..
Anv who have not already placed their
names on the list and would like to do
so please telephone 5sSM after Fri
day. A full report will be given at
the close of the campaign.
Richard Cruikshank returned Mon
dav from Danville, where he has been
employed on the state highway sur
vey. Three other men besides Mr.
CrIiickshank, from the state engineers
office in Montpelier. were forced to dis
continue the survey on account of the
heavy snowstorm.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p Hinman of Hill
street have returned from Boston. aft
er a week k-end visit with Mr. Humans
sister. While there Mr.. Hinman joined
the Dartmouth ''rooters" at the Dart
mouth Brown game and witnessed the
representatives of his alma mater de-
feat for the first time in Is years the
1 Bear" opponent.
Among the outgoing Goddard stu
dents this noon, who are planning to
spend the Thanksgiving recess at their
homes, are George Wall. John Fem.
Leon August, James Bowers and viii
liam 0Leary to. Holyoke. Mass; FL
more Kelley, John Connolly and Prince
Smith TO Brockton, Mass, and Milton
Hunt. John Bancroft, Richard Taylor
and Ralph Reid TO their respective
homes.
Z Miss Edna Cheever Of Hill street
is now a stenographer for the law
firm of Theriault & Hunt in Moptpel-
Ter, having begun duties this week.
Miss Frances Piccioli Of North Main
street, who was doing the work, is
working temporarily at the Montpelier
Grocery company. taking the place Of
Miss Margaret Lamperti of Central
street, now recuperating from the ef
fects Of an appendicitis operation per
formed several weeks ago.
Rabbit fanciers Of Ayers street and
that immediate vicinity recently suf-
fered the loss Of Is pet rabbits over
night, bloodthirsty hounds ransackinR
the rabbit houses and killing that
number on Ayers street and Kirk
street. In this particular section Of
the city reside number of rabbit fan
ciers, who vow that the next night
prowling dog in that vicinity will meet
with viciousi traps and quite probably
few bear shots.
A letter received yesterday by Chief
Of Police James Sullivan from Major
II. Stethem Of the Royal Canadian
division Of st. John. p O.. gave in
part, al least. the record Of Joseph
LeDuc. the Young man arrested by
Chief Sullivan in Lowell. Mass, after
he had swindled William Jacobs out Of
$40 and stolen leather coat from a
Mr. Laundry a South Barre The
man, who is % wears Of age. accord
ing to Major Stethem. was once ar
rested for stealing q horse anS buggy;
Is wanted hv the Canadian armv ~ =
deserter Of Major Stethem's unit and
also by another Canadian unit; was
a descrter of the United States army;
also Stoned up with fha United States
transport service on june is. l920. and
apparently deserted The Canadian
authorities are apparently waiting io
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