The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-30
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State Maccabee Rally Held Here
Wednesday--2so Out-of Town Guests

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State Maccabee Rally Held Here
Wednesday--23o Out-of Town Guests
Wednesday was big day in Water
bury, as the state rally Of the Macca.
bees was held here and there were 23D
visitors from out of town, This num-
Der was courteoAisly taken care Of by
the local Maccabees A compliment
tary supper was rendered them in the
Methodist Episcopal church by the resi-
dent members OF Waterbury review.
The dining room there, Community
hall, in which the meetings were held.
and several Of the business places were
decorated in red. white and black Mac
cabee colors, while their banners were
also evident.
The reviews represented were two
from Rutland and two from Burlington
and one eoch from Barre, Montpelier,
Mortified, st. Adams, Gilman and
Littleton, N. III.
The address OF welcome was given
by Mrs. Henry Marshall, commander
of the local review, and was responded
to by Mrs. Ladue of Burlington. The
opening was by Waterbury review
This review now numbers 80, IL having
been Initiated that day. The afternoon
was largely ritualstic work and that
was true also Of the first part OF the
evening. The five fancy drills which
were public were by Marble City, No.
~, Queen City, No 7. Harmon, No. !,
Capital, No. s, and Waterbury, No. IL.
Music for the drills was furnished BY
Miss Irene Darling, violin, Robert
Flannery, drums and Miss Eva Foster,
piano Although the drills were so
even that prizes were not given, but
money equally given, yet public
opinion seemed To be that Harmon
review of Barre rather took the lead
and Waterbury came second.
Among prominent workers present
were Deputies Supreme Commanders
Mrs. Margaret Littleton Of Chicago,
Mrs. Emma Sault Of Port Huron.
Mich, and Mrs. Eliza Watkins Of Rut
land There were also present 40l
knights of the Maecabees, coming from
Rutland, st. Adams and Burlington
The tent here was recently organized.
Among those who spoke were command
or NJ G. Washburn and Record Keep
er John Miller Of the local review. G.
A. Moos Of Burlington, deputy supreme
commander OF the tent, Commander
Kimball and Record Keeper Austey OF
st. Adams and District State Deputy
Barber. The entire day was delight
full one and showed plainly the hold
this organization is getting in the
towns and cities where o start has been
made.
Press notices Of Sept. rs give notice
of bankruptcies born in Braddock. Pa.
Braddock Is a long way back OF Dux-
bury, which town ON June 7. 1882, in
the locality called louisville had four
infants born that day to James and
Elizabeth tSh0niol HERMAN. People |
eame from long distance to see them.
Two died when rs days old. The others |
a boy and girl, are still living, as
far as here known.
Miss Margaret Turner of South |
Duxbury, who attends school at Mont
pelier seminary, was at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter d. /
Turner, the first of the week. /
FRIENDS OF rev. FREQ SeiihTf, pastor
Of the church in Moretown and the one
at South Duxbury, regret to hear
that he has been obliged to relinquish
his work for time and has gone to
Montreal for an operation.
Mrs. Philip shonio Is attending in
Montpelier to-day the meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Washing
ton county farm bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haskins Of Lis.