The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Annual sale and chicken-pie supper a
II the Congregational church next weel
Il Thursday, Nov. II.
II Miss Lena Moorcroft, clerk in Home
H Fits store, is taking a short vacation
H and is visiting friends in Montpelier.
II William Petrie of Greenwich, Mass
II has returned home after attending TN
\ funeral of his sister, Mrs. Francis Leith
H jr.
H Just received, carload of fancy New
Hampshire state apples at Diversr'
Fruit Store. See quality and get oul
H prices.
| Miss Anne V. Mcleod of Park street
| accompanied by Mrs. Breen, went to Bur
| lington yesterday for visit with
| friends.
Miss May L. Mccarthy OF South Nam
street and Mrs. Charles Emslie OF Sem
mary street left to-day to attend fu-
neral at Bristol.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will hold its annual
fair in the church parlor Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov II and IL.
Good chance to buy desirable articles
for q little money at the rummage sale
at the Congregational church vestry Sat
urday, Nov. I, from to P. m.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Presby-
terrain church will hold home made
chicken pie supper and food sale at the
church Saturday evening. Nov. I.
AT the Bijou to-day; "The House Dis
cordant," two-reel Rex drama, featur-
ing Bob Leonard and Hazel Buckhorn,
also "The Trey o. Hearts" will be run
again to- day.-Adv.
| Mrs. Allen A. Caldwell and son, Yer
non, of Danvlle, arrived in the city yes
terday for a visit of several days at the
home Of the formers mother, Mrs. I. X.
Miles. of South Main street.
Fl. e. Bennett has been confined to the
house from the effects Of a cracked rib.
caused by a horse taking the wrong side
OF the stall Mr.. Bennett was employed
by d. NJ Miles at the time.
Louis Giacamuzzi of Railroad street
left last night for Milford, Mass. where
he will stay with his family until next
year, when he expects to return to Barre |
and play ball with the !. A. G.
Mrs. Herbert Spencer OF 81 Sixth |
street underwent successful opera
ton at the City hospital this morning
The patients condition this afternoon
was reported to be comfortable.
w w. Parry of the firm of Parry &
Jones, who has been travelling in the
interest for the past month,
going as far south as Maryland returned
last night TO his home on Richardson
street
Miss Josephine Colombo OF 0 Bolster
place left last night for Milford, Mass
and from there will 90 to Concord, n. H.,
on business trip, She plans to return
TO Barre next month and will then COM
mence work in fruit store.
Wednesdays arrivals at the Buzzeil
lotel include; George w. Robert, Bos
ON; H. s Buckley. Waterbury; w. r.
.iby. Methuen, Mass; F. NJ Fellows, '
}oston; c. +. r. Best, White River juno
ion; A. J. Forant, st. Adams.
Reuben Clough Of Washington pleaded i
milty TO a subsequent ofTense before
Tudge H. W. Scott in city court this :
morning and was sentenced TO serve 80 "
lays in the county Jail at Montpelier, y =
where he was accompanied by an officer !,
I noontime. Clough came down from :
yesterday and lost no time :
n making known his wants in the north :,
nd of the city At 1880 o'clock last =
light Officer John W. Dineen encoun. "a
cred the man on North Main street and
laced him under arrest =
After several DAYS OF negotiations a '"
lothall game has been arranged between
he Holderness school Of Plymouth, \. =
L. and Goddard seminarys eleven. 1t ..
to DE played on the seminary campus y
Montpelier next Monday afternoon.
the local promoters Of the game feel =
rat the gate receipts there viii be III
-cater than II the contest were TO be
aged here in Barre The Goddard man
,cment must furnish heavy guarantee
ID the seminary men point 90 the fact e
at two prominent Montpelier football
AYERS are in the lineup Of the Plvm
in school this wear. "Brck" and ~
um' Laird are PLAYING back6eld and =,
ckle positions on the Holderness team =,
"a two Of Montpelier's former high AZ,
hool PLAYERS are doing football duty n,
Goddard this year The seminary has =,
{ 10 meet defeat and but one victory N.
4 been registered over Holderness -,
iool in the present season. The game
n begin ~ O'Clock No game ap- !.
arr ON Goddard's schedule for the com ~ ~,
2 Saturday ~
The mems league o. the Univcrsalist ~
urch held the first Of winter series -,
meetings IN the vestry Of the church IL
q evening with q good-sized attend
~. The affair had an enjoyable open
! when tho ladies union served an ex-
bent banquet 70 the men 81 9 o'clock civ
the guest Of The evening. eX Mavor Of
mes y Estee Of Montpelier was pres
+ and after the banquet be- addressed
! gathering On Good Citizenship '
!. Estee spoke Of the qualities which =
70 make q good citizen and explained
il those qualities are much more M q
r0us than one might believe Fiis re
rks we're accorded Tire rl8sest after.
n. During the winter months i e l
nne1 % have several meetings Of the
q heii last evening and 90 procure b
q bic out II town speakers o. address
men af Vafieus times The follow =
omeers were elected last night and
imittees were FORMED far TIRE purpose
farrt ma - Pre- work ~ ths ieaeue
eideHt NJ At Tlrrw tice president
~ Tahln aerptart H A. Richard
f: treasurer Ctsrias Douglas enter
Iuenf committee. a. B Gladfing p
Cutler anf Rev = B Resrdon