The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-14
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G. Il. Durham attended the Nationa
Milk Producers convention in Spring
field, Mass, last week.
/ Mrs Austin Annis has moved from
the Briggs tenement on South MAR
street to the ellison house opposite tbs
| inn.
| A Blue Triangle Outing club has
been organized with 81 members un-
4 der the supervision Of council con
sisting of Mrs. John J. Wilson, Mrs. A
! N. Washburn. Miss Helen Brooks, Mrs
| A. D. Washburn, Mrs. G. N. Stimets
MRS. f. +. Wallace. Miss Margaret
Wallace, Miss Elizabeth Pease and
Miss Louise Fisher have been chosen
leaders and Miss Elsie Ifaikara scribe
At least two members Of the council
will accompany the girls on each Of the
outings which viii be monthly Sat.
urday was perfect day for the first
outing, which more than 30 attended.
Mrs Stimets, Mrs. A. b. Washburn
and Miss Brooks accompanied the girls.
Daniel Rhoades, aged forty-six
years, died Sunday morning at
| the home of his sister. Mrs.
William T.. Rogers, where he was ten
Derby cared for during long illness
from cancer. Nothing could be done
to arrest the progress Of the disease
though local physicians and special
list were employed. He spent most Of
his life in Barnard and Royalton. do
| ing farm work ten years on the Fair
child place in Royalton. He is sur
vived by several brothers, including
Frank r. Rhoades Of Barnard, Eu-
gene Rhoades Of Worcester, David
Rhoades Of New Hampshire, William
Rhoades OF Braintree and Walter
Rhoades Of this village The funeral
was held this forenoon, with burial
at the North Branch cemetery.
The closest and most interesting
football game Of the season on the lo-
cal field was won Saturday. 10 to 7,
by Lebanon, n. H.. high school from
Whitcomb high school. The local
team scored In the first period and
the visitors In the second and fourth.
The locals made good try for at
least a tie in the last seven minutes
and pushed the ball half way up the
field by steady work, and then lost it
on downs by inches. The teams we're
evenly matched, the whitcomh back
field excelling and the Lebanon line
was trihe stronger, The visitors
were heavier by about five pounds
each. Quarterback Fisher made the
touchdown and kicked the goal for
Whiteomb
James Harlow has gone 70 Spring
field to work.
The nei0hbors OF David Come have
given him a COW TO take the place OF
the one strangled recently and Mr..
Come feels very grateful to them all.
The Tniyersalist ladies' fair came 70
successful close Friday evening with
a three-act comedy by the young peo-
pie Of the church, which was very well
presented The orchestra furnished
good music. An auction Of unsold ar
ticles from the booths, conducted be- |
fore the play by G. ID. Cushing, pro-
voked much merriment. The east Of /
characters consisted Of Rev. w G. Har- /
vev, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Putnam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer II. Sturk, Fred !
f.. Burrell, Lester NJ. Healy, Robert $. /
Noble, Misses Ruth Cushing, Adelina
Clifford and Mildred Shaw.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage Nov. 10 in Manches-
ter. y. H., OF Miss Grace Davis 20
Arthur Kitchin. Both young people
visited here last summer and the bride
i the younger daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. +. Davis, formerly of this
place.
A. Y. Washburn and family went
Saturday TO Morrisville for short
lisit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson were in
Burlington Saturday 70 see the Yer
mont Norwich football game and Wis
{ their son. Harold. who is student
N the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Herbert Joslyn has bought
rom DIR. and Mrs. =. C. Burrell the
louse on Church street which the Bur
ellis bought from Claude h. p. Rider,
,est known as the +. A. Davis house.
Paul Y. Wilson and family have
moved into the Davis house recently
fought by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jos
yn-
Charles L. Lilley shot buck in
last Friday. He hunted
arts Of two days. driving his car back
nd forth and carrying his brother,
forris A. Liiiey.
Mrs. o. Z. Johnson was accompanied
ONE from Topsham over Sunday by
ne Of her pupils. Miss Gladys Eng
ish.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Ryther arrived I
n town Sunday for a stay at the Bias
ON house.
w. T. Rogers says the Democratic
weep from coast to coast in the recent
lection. carrying 20 Harding states
lr Demccratic state or senatorial
sndidates. vas a protest by American
eainn men and their frlrnde aronsei