The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-08
TALK or THE TOWN

II II. H. smith, IL West street.
A. +. Campbell of North Main street
who suffered a painful ankle sprain tive
weeks ago, is able to be out of doors.
Supt. of Cemeteries Alex Hanton will
be in his room, city han, Saturday, Nov
i IL, from to 3 ?. M, to collect fees.-ad
| Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Gardner of Hunt.
ington Center returned to their home
| yesterday after spending several days in
Barre visiting friends.
| Mrs. Fred Glidden of East Roxbury
returned to her home last night after
spending several days visiting relatives
in Barre and vicinity.
regular meeting of st. Johns court,
c. o. f., will be held Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock sharp. Initiation. Forty
five game after the meeting.
Wallace Lafayette, who has been Wis
iting friends in Barre and vicinity dur
ing the past week, returned to his home
in Lebanon, n. H., this morning.
William Guerin, who is employed as a
bellhop at the Sherwood hotel in Bur-
lington, is passing a weeks vacation
with friends in Barre, his former home.
Mrs. Dana Smith and SOC, Ely, of
Montpelier and her second son. Perley
Smith, who lives in New Mexico, were
guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Arbuckle in South Barre
John Bertoli of Quincy Mass. is pass
ing few days in the home OF his sister
Mrs. Eva Carusi of Second street, having
been summoned here by the death of his
brother, Harry V. BertoI
From Secretary of State Guy w Bail
ley, Chief Sinclair of the police depart
ment received notice this morning that
the automobile operators license OF Vie
tor Stacy has been revoked
Barre police are in receipt of invita-
| tions to the fourth annual ball of the
Burlington police department, which is
! TO be held Nov. 10 A. n. Lueian is
chairman OF the committee in charge.
Charles A. Neyeau, formerly manager
of the Morrison farm on west hill, ar
| rived in the city to-day for visit of
few days before returning to Georgia
Center, where he recently purchased
farm.
There are several candidates to be vot-
ed upon at to-night's n f. O. p. meet.
ing and as there is to be an initiation
all members of the degree staff are re-
tiutHtFN W DE bn manu-. nc MEETING
opens promptly at 1880.
A sewing meeting. under the auspices
lof the womans auxiliary to the British
war relief, will be held Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Mar
garet Stephens, 3s Maple avenue. All
are welcome to come and sew for the
soldiers. Bring shears and thimhes.
Representa- tive James X Pirie Of VIII
Jamestown. who won his contest for cleo.
ton TO the general assembly yesterday,
invites all his friends to participate in a
reception at the Prize home Just over
the Granitevillc line in Williamstown
Friday evening.
Barre bowling fans will be interested |
to know that Harold Mute, New Hamp- |
shire candle-p pin champion and contend |
er for the New England title has been /
matched to roll against Paul Boehler of T
Lowell, Mass, sometime champion Of the +
Atlantic coast states. Ii is expected that /
the match will be rolled in Boston Fri
day evening. Mute has consistently up I
held his record of last winter in some Of |
the preliminary matches on Manchester
and Nashua lanes. +
Women of Ruth chapter, No. 80, o.
E. s., have elected committee to have
charge of the 6 o'clock supper which 4
they are to serve tomorrow evening to I
Masons attending the annual convention
of the sixth Masonic district The cere
monials will begin at the Masonic hall
in the Blanchard building in the after
noon at 80 o'clock and after adjourn
ment for supper degrees will be con
ferred at 1880 o'clock. Reports indicate
that a representative delegation of grand
lodge members will be present.
Alderman f. c. Glysson, chairman of
the street committee, and others connect
ed with street department work in
Barre, motored to Bradford recently to
inspect the permanent roadway which
laborers are constructing for the town.
Contractor j. f. eastman of Burlington
has the contract for the work and J. c.
DcBrune OF this city is in charge of the
project The Barre road builders were
much impressed with-tha section of the
highway that has been com |
pleted The work is to cost $4,000 and /
il the contractor is unable to complete
it this fall, the finish will be accom-
plished as soon as weather conditions
permit in the spring.
The Goddard football squad of Is men,
accompanied by Coach Kinney, boarded
The noon train for Mortified. where they |
clash with the strong Norwich university c
seconds this afternoon for the second
time this year. The first contest was 7
staged on the Goddard campus three /
weeks ago when the boys from the hill a
defeated the n. L. team by score of
I3 to I; but chances for repeating the i
victory are conceded to be rather slim by s
few of the hilltop players. as the team
Is weakened by the loss of Capt. McIn- y
.osh, who has been bolstering the line n
Turing the past few weeks, and several
,ther men on the squad who were in i
ured in the game against st. Peters | /
asst Saturday at Rutland, among them
icing Beatty. who will be out on account L
# a fractured wrist, and Wells. who is \
doubtful about getting back into the
,ame. There will be big change in the a
lineup, as Layoie, who has been playing
n the backield, will be shifted into the Ii
inc, and Guernsey, the speedy little "
rack man, will be placed in the back b
ield to hit the line I.svoie probably
will be called upon to do most of the d