The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-10
WATERBURY,

| away. one finds the losing candidate
for representative, Eugene i. Camp.
bell, good loser. No one has or could
have anything against George Wood.
He has been faithful servant in
work for the town and it is expected
| that he will make valuable member
of the coming legislature In Dux-
bury Lester S. Hill, the Republican
nominee, had the expected ''walkover,'
securing 95 votes out of the 9S cast.
Mr.. Hills acknowledged the honor in
a fine speech, in which he said if he
couldn't do anything to help the town
he would try not to vote in any way
to harm her. He treated with cigars,
also with chocolate bars and home
made maple candy. As it was two
years ago, the Duxbury town meeting
was one large community social. The
ladies Of the home bureau served lunch
and sold home made candy. The old
est man to vote in Duxbury was Mar
tin v. b. Hayden, next older, 0rrin w.
Hills, who himself represented the
town in the legislature Of 1898 and
is an uncle of the present representa-
tive-elect. In Duxbury as many wom
en- as men voted in proportion to the
number Of names on the check list.
This evening in Odd Fellows hall
at s o'clock the joint meeting Of the
Hypatia and Pierian clubs viii be held.
Each member Of the clubs has the
privilege Of asking two guests and it
is hoped that club members with
guests viii all attend. Music win be
under the direction of Mrs. d. w.
Cooley and the address of the evening
is by Hon. William p. Dillingham;,
United States senator.
There's christmas in the air" all |
right, as one sees load after load of |
trees being drawn for shipment to the
Riddles in the cities. One firm is load
ing 100 carloads in Vermont. From |
% to 35 carloads will go from the |
local station. These are going to New
York and western cities.
The Duxbury home bureau meets on
Nov. II and this is probably the last
meeting Miss Boiee win attend.
Armistice day viii be fittingIy OBJ
served in Waterbury this year, under
he auspices of post No. SO, American
Legion, action starting at 1880 p. m.
md continuing until midnight. The
parade will start at the schoolhouse
Il 80, headed by the few remaining
'eterans of the G. A. r., followed by
he American Legion, board Of trade,
Order of Odd Fellows,
Knights OF Columbus, Boy Scouts of
imerica, Girl Scouts OF America,
american Legion Auxiliary, public and
Ugh schools of Waterbury, and the
'ublic schools of Duxbury. The line
4 march will be from the school TO
he memorial tablet on the park, where
'rief exercises win be held in honor
i those who paid the supreme sacri-
Ice in the service of their country.
after these exercises the march win
'e resumed 70 the Community hall,
where an address win be given by
'ol. Fred b. Thomas Of Montpelier,
ormerly commanding officer Of the
st Vermont infantry and the 57th
'ioneer infantry Col. Thomas, from
is wide experience both as an army
fiicer and a public servant in city and
tate Offices. viii be splendidly quail
led TO speak on this occasion, and his
ddress should be very interesting to
he public. and especially to those of
he ex-service men who served under
i'm in the World war. The parade
ill be marshalled by Senator elect
ernon l.. Perkins, whose ability as
n organizer and go-getter is too well
nown 10 need further comment. Mu
c for the march will be furnished by !
he Waterbury bugle and drum corps,
Itely organized, and under the leader
nip Of the DeGuise brothers. The new
egion post banner. secured BY sub i
.ription BY the business and profes :
onal men Of this town, viii be given /,
: first outdoor appearances. and sub ,
'ribers to this fund viii be especial !
interested IN the parade for this I
,ason. The Auxiliary Of the Legion {
III serve supper at the Methodist !
lurch. Ex-seTvice men viii be served
ee. In the evening the Legion win !
I'D = dance in Community hall. with /
usic BY Jacobs orchestra. Come one
I'd all, and lets make this day one
be remembered for long. All storrs
N other public places viii be closed
ember the date. Saturday. Nov. II.
Iring the parade and exercises. Re-
80 p. m. The Waterbury Savings
ank a Trust company viii Be closed
] day Saturday.