The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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When you think of sweaters, think OF
the McWhorter Co.
As usual the Frank McWhorter Co.
have their large assortment of ladies,
and gentlemen's fur coats.
Mrs. w. r. Hadley and Mrs. George
Fox left the city this morning for Bos-
ton, where they will visit friends for a
week.
Miss Beatrice Lennon, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for few
days, returned this forenoon to her home
in Bath, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Lee, who have
been visiting friends in the city Tor a
few days, returned this morning to their
home in Wells River
Carload Gold Medal and Crocker's best
flour, just received. Now is the time
to get your winter supply of old wheat.
E. NJ. Lyon, phone INV.
Il Brine Lamery and Joseph Cordella,
who were called to Barre to attend the
4 funeral of Peter Ricciarelli, returned
this morning to their home in Hardwick,
after having passed few days with
friends in the city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bridges, who have
been visiting friends in Barre and Will
Jamestown for the past 10 days, left this
forenoon for Norwich, where they will
| visit for few days, before returning to
their home in Palmer, Mass.
/ Master plasterers completed their work
on the North Barre schoolhouse yester-
day and much OF the woodwork will
soon be finished Indications now point
to the completion of the structure in
time for the students to occupy it after
the Christmas vacation, in January
G.. G. George, who recently came to
this city from Burlington, has leased
the Star cafe on the Lane property OPP
posite the east entrance to Granite street
and will soon open five and ten cent
| lunch. Numerous alterations have been
made to the cart and its rear annex.
Secretary Fred w. Suitor of the Quar-
ryworkers' International association, left
| this afternoon for Chicago, ILL.,, where
! he will make short visit before going
| to Seattle, Wash, to attend the annual
convention of the American Federation
of Labor. He will be absent six weeks.
! Among the guests registered at the
| City hotel yesterday and to-day were
| the following: 4. +. Woodward, Boston;
lC. w. Moore, st. Albans j. 4. Miles,
| Burlington; G. L. Gourand, New York;
| H. F. Baldwin, New York; G. w. Chad
bourne, Boston; H. J. Markolf, West
Rutland; II. i. Wilcox, Philadelphia 4.
Lee, Wells River; NJ. F. Whitney, Tun-
bridge.
A Norwich university item in the Bur
| lngton Free Press says; Immediately
after the class game Saturday the resh-
men left to celebrate in Barre. Their
class president, Haight, and vice presi-
dent, Beer, were captured by the sophs
and held until the departure of the last
train. As result. the whole sophomore
class was put under military arrest Sun
day morning and marched to Dewey hall,
where they received reprimand by
Lieutenant Parker, the commandment.
They were offered the choice of three
things A trial by general court martial,
trial by summary court martial with
Lieutenant Parker as court officer, or to
provide the freshmen celebration at
the expense of the sophomore class. They
chose the trial by summary court and
that court was held in Dewey hall yes
terday afternoon. The sophomores were
released from punishment upon their
signing a paper agreeing to do no more
hazing."
Undaunted by Saturdays defeat at |
the hands of Montpelier high school. |
Goddard seminary's football team re-
sumed practice last night for the game |
with st. Johnsbury academy on the SEM
mary campus Nov 8. Not long ago the |
seminarians inflicted telling defeat on |
the academy eleven and an effort win |
be made to increase the score next Sat |
urday. The seminary will play Spauld- |
ing high school at the Lincoln campus
on the following Saturday and is |
matched for contest with Middlebury !
high school in this city on the after
noon OF Thanksgiving day. Already the |
Addison county school is making preten- |
tious claims on state honors and a bat |
tie royal is expected to develop between
the two teams. Goddard is still fairly |
confident of the state championship, as
the chances for victory over Spaulding |
and Middlebury are considered good, At |
the present writing, Spaulding's doughty
little team is the eleven worst feared. |
With the high school and Middlebury |
out Of the way, the football dopesters at
Goddard figure that they are still on
even terms with Montpelier high school
by virtue of the l3 to 6 defeat inflicted |
by the locals in October. It is possible |
that the two teams will consent to play |
the third game to decide the champion
ship question.