The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
1Ol Bison day at the Bliou.--Adv.

lOl Bison day at the Biiou.--Ady.
f. A. Walker of Abbott avenue went
| last night to Boston on a few days bus
mess visit.
Members of the Presbyterian Bible
class take the 5:l5 car tonight for the
corn roast.
Harvest supper at Congregational
church Monday, Sept. %. Serving will
continue from 4:45 until all are served
Price 25c
Miss Bella Cordiner Of Albany, N. Y.
arrived in the city to-day for few days
visit at the home Of her brother on Hill.
side avenue
Charles Page, formerly Of Barre and
now employed on the elevated railway
in Boston, Is visiting his mother Mrs,
Mason Page Of Elm street.
Louis Quimby of Merchant street re-
turned this forenoon from Claremont, n.
H., where he has been visiting at his
former home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Griggs, who have
resided at Montpelier for many months
past, removed to this city to-day. They
will make their residence for the pres
ent at the home of DR.. NJ. d. Lamb on
| Summer street.
George Adie of Franklin street left
to-day for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
will enter the University of Michigan.
Mr.. Adie graduated from Spaulding high
school last June. Other Barre boys, who
are students at the University of Michi-
gan are Archie and George Watt of
South Main street.
At special meeting of the officers
of the ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., and
A. 0. H., held last evening, plans were
discussed for the means of entertaining
the national president of the ladies' aux
iliary, Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly of Paw
tucket, r. j., who is to come to Barre
on some date next month 1t is the
intention OF local members of the A. O.
II. TO make elaborate arrangements for
the reception of their national president.
The Local officials will extend invita-
tions to the various officers and mem
bers of the division throughout the
state.
Special arrangements are being made
by the football officials of the Vermont
football league for the championship
battle to be played on the Berlin street
grounds Saturday between the Rangers
and the Bon-accords. These two teams
played the first game of their series
early in the summer, the Rangers win
ming Great rivalry exists between the
two teams and no stone will be left I'M
turned by either team to administer de-
feat to the other. The championship
title of the league rests on this game.
Should the Rangers win, they will Sc
cure lead that cannot be overcome.
Special sale on extracts on Saturday,
Sept, 90 at the Eastern Estate Tea Co.
Our fresh-made creamery butter sat
isles all users. We can give you sat
isfaction with eggs, as we candle ami
grade them, 30 when you buy the best,
you get the best, 35c per dozen; or some
nearly as good, 30c per dozen; good
cooking eggs and crooks, 25c per dozen.
Our cottage cheese is going fine. now,
always, right, and only Sc each or Zoe
per pound For this week end plenty
of fine vanilla or strawberry ice cream
helps out the dinner and dessert just
as much as at any time. Telephone your
order and we will deliver ready to serve
l.. B. Dodge. 900 North Main street,
Barre. Tel. 233W.
A movement has been instituted at
Spaulding high school to reorganize the
glee club of last season. From last
season there remained considerable mu-
steal talent and together with addition
al ability, Spaulding expects to be rep
resented by one of the strongest must
cal organizations in preparatory school
circles OF the state For two seasons
past similar musical club has been
conducted at Spaulding and each time
with success. Last season the club ap.
peared in the opera house on several oc-
casions and paid visits to many of the
surrounding towns. This season the or
ganization of the club was effected at
an early date in order that creditable
club may be made before the end OF
the fall term. Miss Josephine Hoyey,
instructor of music in the public schools,
will have direction of the club.
Ensign Charles Brant, who has charge
of the local barracks of the Salvation
Army, has made final preparations for
the annual observance of the harvest
festival. which is one of the biggest
events of their church calendar. This
fall Ensign Brant intends to make the
affair bigger success than ever in the
past The harvest festival opens to-
and will continue for three days, !
Ensign Brant wants the cooperation of |
all those who have signifed their in
tentions OF lending aid On Sunday, |
special Thanksgiving services will be
held during the day. In the evening at
; o'clock, Rev. j. B. Reardon of the
church, will deliver a ser
mon, On Monday the big food and
vegetable sale win commence. From
this. the Salvation Army officials hope
to derive a round sum. There may be