The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


! Children's gingham dresses at Alb.
bolts.
i Miss Meigs, the beauty demonstrator OF
the Harmony laboratories of Boston, will
be at RusselPs this next weekday.
| Get your baked beans, doughnuts and
shortbread at the food sale at the Pres
byterian church on Saturday afternoon
ADV.
The girls of Goddard seminary met on
Wednesday morning to discuss plans for
the Seven Party" which is to be given
Nov. 5. The committees have begun
work with enthusiasm.
Accompanied by Coach Charles Brown
of the faculty, Principal w. +. Maiden
of Cabot high school, who will act as
referee, and Manager Pat Hale, the
Spaulding high school football squad,
set out in autos this morning for st.
Johnsbury. Against the academy eleven
in that village, which is an unknown
quantity so far as the Barre team is
concerned, Spaulding's gridiron warriors
will have an opportunity this afternoon
to ascertain fashion in football that is
going to be in vogue ON the Lincoln
campus this season. For nearly a fort
night Coach Brown has been giving the
squad a daily grilling and the results
viii be revealed this afternoon. Cap
tain Peter Alexander, who is booked to
play at right tackle, will lead the fol
lowing men: Gordon lie, Kingston c, Me-
Hugo III, Mortimer 1t, Maiden re, Smith |
Ri, Sector OBJ, j. Tomasi fb, L. Tomasi 1
rg, Chandler lg. Watson, wilkins, Beck, I
A al fsak.z IL IL 49, I'll I.
any time during the game.
A string Of five race horses from north. |
ern Vermont arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon and were quartered over
night at the Jones & Nye livery ON De- 1
pot square, leaving this morning with
their trainers for Washington, where
they are TO participate in the fair races
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
the coming week. All five were entered
IN the sChittenden county fair races at
Essex Center this week and several aver
sge purses were brought to Barre on the
swing to this end of the fair circuit
owned by Carl ID. Wood.
worth of Enosburg Falls, won the free
'or-all event and Steiner Boy, one of
he favorites from the b. II. Coombs
table in East Berkshire< got a position
n the 2;20 class event. Guess, owned
~ George Heminway Of Alburg. got third !
money in the $3.50 class, and Rapadite,
he property of b. II. Post of Georgia,
vas just back Of first money in the 2:20
lass and was assigned third place in {
he free for all clash. Kid Halton, from $
)onlon Bros stables in Richford, won
econd money In the free-for all at Essex. I
This quintet win be worked out over !
he Washington course Monday, along I
Nth other well .known Vermont turf rep :
that are booked 10 start. {
Barre's delegation Of Grand Army men Q
nd Sons Of Veterans, who are 10 partici- 9
ate in the 50ta anniversary of the grand !
eyiew Of Union soldiers in 1885 in Wash ?
lgton, ID. c., next week, left az II 80 o
clock this forenoon for New London, T
onn., joining other Vermont reprcsen- e
stiyes at Montpelier Junction, where ;
peeial coach was attached 70 the south L
ound train for the accommodation Of 0
he Nermonters. At New London the y
eetrans and their wives and the "Sons- b
III take a boat for New York, leaving -
he metropolis for the capital Sunday
fternoon. Most OF them expect 20 be i
bsent 10 days or a fortnight. In the o.
lrty were City Representative T.. L. b
NTH and Mrs Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs. Al q
ed s Parkhurst Of Cobble hill, Mr.. and "
Irs. John w. Averill Of Bcckley hill, X
Gorge l. Beckley and granddaughter, v
iss Evelyn Mathieson Of HIN street, A.
rthur w. Robinson Of upper Wasting. is
N street. commander Of the Vermont "
sons Of Veterans, Miss ~
lnnie Richardson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Of
liner =. Perry. Charles G. Narney and IN
r. and Mrs. Wesley Hoffman 81 North "
ain street, who expect % visit IN Mays.
lie. Ky before returning home, win
axe the entire trip BY rail 81