The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-31
WATERBURY,


week end from Dartmouth college Mr..
Buqbee is native Of this town, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Bugbec, who moved
to Springfield q few years ago, where
the doctor has lucrative dental prac-
tice. 1t is also pleasing TO know that
Mrs. Bucbee's health is nowsvery good.
The Bugbee family left many friends
in Waterbury. who have always wished
for them much Of lifc's pleasures ana
success.
George Lamb, who has been quite ~,
il much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Clark attended
the funeral Of George Hobart ~ Essex
Junction last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Newton, who IL teaching
on Scrabble hill, III Duxbury, was At
her home in Essex Junction last Week.
called there BY the death Of her Uncle,
George Hobart.
Last Wednesday evening present
matrons night was observed by Queen
Esther chapter. No. Z, Q. p. ). Mrs.
James Gilmore was chairman q q COM
mittee that served a fine supper. Wis.
itors were the mstron and patron OF
Rob Morris chapter, No. "a, @. y. ~, Of
Montpelier; Miss Bertha Buzzcll and
irwin Henson and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Holmes; the matron and associate mat (
ron OF Charity chapter. No. ~, OF Wi.
Jamestown. Mrs. Lottie French and
Miss Mary Gordon were present and
were guests Of Mrs. II. j. Knowles The
matron and associate matron 81 Naomi
chapter OF Northfeld Mrs. Belle Saw
yer and Mrs. Earl Sherman: the mat
ron and associate matron and three
quests from Morning Star lodge Of
Waitsfeld. Mrs. Elizabeth McAllister,
Mrs. Edith Stafford, Mrs. Joslyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Putnam and
Mrs. George Morse The matrons and
associate patrons filled the chairs sup
plemented BY local members. The dedt-
cation Of the beautiful new flag was y
Identified ceremony. The vocal work
was done by Mrs. Wris'ey and Mrs.
,Joslyn; the pantomime by Mrs. 4. Y.
Knowles and Miss Barbara Luce. This
was arranged by Miss Lena Wallace
and was q strong lesson on patriotisn y.
Stereopticon slides shown BY Dr.. II. II.
Fullerton were so much appreciated
that be has been asked to give them III
Nontpelicr. There was a very pleas
ant social time, rs well ms remarks
concerning the work Next month, L
Is understood, the culinary department
is to be in charge of the men Of the
lodge.
The story Of the @Old-Time Hostslry
at Dannemora" being destroyed by
fire was out 10 TIRE papers last week
and with their heading of Convict
Firemen Did Splendid Service in Fight
inQ the Flames made q most sensa-
tional writeup. The matter however,
comes home here as one OF the Ter
reaux brothers who owned this property
married Ida Shonio, sister OF Ppilip
| shonio of this place. Although they
carried insurance, it is feared they
have lost heavily. The fire was discov-
| cred at $3.50 in the morning by one 81
! the prison guards, the prison being d.
rcctly across from this building. The
| village fire department quickly re-
sponded and help was offered from
| Plattsburg, but the real work was
done by the Clinton prison fire depart
ment. The report says, "Iiie conyiets
| worked like braves, as did the others
| but all were badly handicapped because
| OF low water pressure. the wind which
blew almost a gale from the west and
| the extreme cold weather, the ther'
mometer at zero. Seeing this build
| ing was doomed, they spent their Ell
| forts toward sayingthe village II i
said. "That the entire village did not
| burn was in large part due TO the
splendid work Of the firemen. partic'
ulsrly the convicts. who remained on
/ The lob to the last, their cloths stiff.
fened with ice and their hands apd
faces blue with the cold" The build
ing was one Of the Adirondack hotels
Friday evening the Waterbury higl
school team was badly beaten BY the
Burlington high school team at Com
munity hall. The visiting team Is said
to have played like a whirlwind.
| I.liciils B1Heett cdiut HtiIc TIN
Middleburv college Saturday morning
and went to Norwich university tc
spend Sunday with his brother, Lean
der Bassett.
r. o. Wells OF Stowe was a recent
quest OF his cousin, Mrs. I. II. Hsr
vey.
Mrs. William Seabury returned iron
| Burlington Saturday night, where she
has been laying with Mrs. Mae Sea
bury. Because OF her nervous condi.
ton. il has not seemed best TO oper.
ate until this week
The little son OF Orrin Arlington
is very i'll at the home of his grand
father, 0. 5. Arlington, on Crosseti
hill
James Breen is quite poorly
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Demeritt returned
yesterday morning from New fori
City.
Nyron Hutchins, president OF the 10
cal Y. r. IL p. A.; 5. w. Guptil, coun
~ president Of the y. +. VI. p. A.. ans
Mark II. Moody. one Of the directors o.
the association, left yesterday TO at
tend the annual meeting IN Boston
Others will so to-day.