The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

FRANK W. beiNlIe OF WlllldHstoNH
has been appointed game warden for
Orange and Washington counties.
Mrs. Mary g. Davis arrived in the
city last evening to pass the winter
months at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. p c. Mower, of the Montpelier
road.
Walter Tobn and Max Holden, cul-
lege students of Boston institutions
arrived in Barre last evening and viii
spend Thanksgiving vacation at their
homes.
Carroll's orchestra motored TO East
Barre last evening to play at the an
nual banquet and ball given by the
firemen. A few Barre people attended
the ball.
Rev. Robert Dewey .of Waterbury.
who came to offieiate at the funeral
mass for the late Mrs. Mary Nichols,
returned to st. Andrews parish yester-
day afternoon.
j. H. Schultz, general agent of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
company, who has been in Barre on a
business visit, returned to his office in
Boston recently.
Car number 81 of the Barre and
Montpelier Traction company, which
left Barre at l2:45 p. m. was delayed
few minutes AZ Depot square yester-
day while the conductor put out a hot
box over the rear trucks.
Mrs. !. W Mcdonald Of Washington
street is going TO Boston to-day TO
pass the Thanksgiving holidays with
yolat,-a. 41aro .xotnr 20 4
geles, Cal, TO remain during the win
ter. Accompanying her 70 Boston will
be Mrs. NJ C. McIver of Washington
street, who goes TO spend the winter in
Massachusetts,.
The two valuable horses owned by
Herbert c. Leonard Of South Main
street which narrowly escaped death
by drowning when they were dragged
down over a 25-foot embankment into
the river on Brooklyn street last week,
have recovered from the accident with
out apparent bad effects and were put
to work Wednesday.
A group of Spsulding high school
girls, Miss Mable Fsrquar, Edith Rob
inson. Mary Riddell, Doris Girard, Ruth
Armstrong, Florence Kittredge. Ruth
Mckenzie, Isabel Milne, MAY Rennie
and Miss Clara NJ. Gardner as chaper-
on, went to Waterbury to-dsy TO at
tend the district rally conference of
Vermont girls.
Workmen at the South Main street
bridge were busy Yesterday taking
apart the s5-foot boom derrick, for
shipment back to the Williamson
quarry. since the construction work al
the bridge is practically completed. A
gang Of city employees are grading up
the road with stone chips 81 the south
side. and the probability is that the
bridge will be ready for traffic within
week
The death Of Mrs. James Guthrie.
mother Of Andrew Guthrie Of Beacon
street. occurred at her home in Rox-
bury. Mass. after an illness with pueu.
monis, IL was learned by relatives here
last evening Mr.. Guthrie. who was
called 70 Roxbury earlier in the week
because Of his mothers crifica oondi-
tion, will be i1ined to-day bv Joseph
Nelson. who roes 90 attend the funeral,
which win be held in Roxbury.
All the schools in the city will sus-
pend sessions from next Wednesday
afternoon 20 The following Monday
morning in ohserssnce of the Thanks
giving holiday. At Goddard seminary
SATURDAY = no holiday a. N other
schools and for this reason two DAYS
instead Of ore will be lot Rather
than deprive the students ~ the con-
hined h0lidavs schsol VII keep az the
seminary next Monday and the follow
ine Ncndsy - that tis work nay Be
made ER