The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-26
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Dewey W. White Is employed az the
the Arnold market and grocery.
| Norman Sutherland, a high school
Junior, who was one Of the best men
| In the football squad, is laid up by in
ljuries, not sustained on the gridsFon
however. A few days ago he was at
his fathers lumber camp in Pittsfield
when a log rolled on HIS ankle, badly
spraining 1t. Now he not only is out
OF football, but out of school.
Miss Charlotte Striker returned to-
day to her home in Roxbury, Quebec,
after spending the summer here. Rev.
J. Wesley Miller accompanied her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davenport are
at work on Christmas wreaths made
from native evergreen.
Daniel Norton OF Stockbridge was
here yesterday, telling that during his
absence in Sherburne on Sunday his
home was broken into ard the best
things in it stolen. The stolen articles
include food, clothing and $40 in mon.
ey. Mr. Norton stated that the goods
were carried away in a car and that
he knows who took them and has
officers in pursuit.
Congregational fair, town hall. Thurs
day night, chicken-pie supper. soc. Fri
day night, "The Deacon Takes Wife"
n home. talent play full Of fun and with
good cast, Soc; children, 25c. Cast Of
characters:
Deacon Dubbs, from Sorghum Center,
West Nirginny -...... Il. L. Fisher
Amos Coleman, his nephew, young
lawyer ............ Lester Healey
Rawdon Crawley, a wolf in Sleeps
clothing ....... u. L. Shaw
Major McNutt, .auctioneer and justice
Deuteronomy Jones, a country product,
Guy Merrill
Rose Raleigh, the brave little school
ma'am ..... Mrs. G.. l. Abbott
Miss Philipena Popover, with both eyes
on the deacon
Mrs. A. B. Wsshburn
Emily Dale, the richest girl in town,
Eleanor Graham
Trixie Coleman, full OF mischief
Charlotte Fisher
Yennie Yensen, the hired girl from
Sweden ......-... Jessie Morelanl
Sale Of useful and fancy articles both
nights Ice cream on sale Friday.-adv
Excavsting for the creamery build
ing was finished last week and cement
work is now in progress
Edward L. Rogers is home from the
White mountains, where he played in
an orchestra during the summer.
Mrs. c. o. Spsnlding Of Rutland has
been visiting at John Hinckley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson went
yesterday to their home in Hallowell.
Me, They have been at Austin
Havey's.
+. g. Townsend has been a success
full bee hunter this season. He found
a swarm in the c. ID. Cushing pasture
which melted So pounds Of honey, and
another swarm, which was mostly
full blooded Italian bees, on A. j.
Miners farm, which netted so pounds.
Mrs. II. c. Scoville has returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Boston.
J. j. Carney has bought a Stude-
baker car Of the Marsigli & Senay
agency.
A son, Robert Frederick, was born
Oct. IA. in Northampton, Mass, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roads Bertha
Rogers.
c. Z. Clafin has returned from a trip
to visit his brothers in Bennington, n.
II.
Mrs. John NJ. Burnett Of Northamp.
ton. Mass. is visiting her brother,
George A. Rogers
Leon Bushway has returned to his
work at Haddam, Conn, after three
weeks stay at home.
Mrs. Ida Davis was here recently
from Manchester. y. H, where she is
spending the fall She had closed her
house on upper Church street for the
winter.
While visiting her husband at the
forestry lookout on Rochester noun
tain Sunday. Mr.. r J. Hill saw yellow
violet blossoms. strawberry blossoms