The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Burr.
Mrs, NJ, NJ. Fuller left last night Tor
Mortified, where she viii visit friends,
Fred Tilden Of Roxbury was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday,
Edward Foss Of Waterbury was among
the business visitors In the city this
morning.
Mrs, Fred A. MILAN of Arlington,
Mass, arrived in the city this morning
to visit frlends
Earle X. Davis announces that be has
moved his Offices 10 the Gordon block.
Telephone ld2-M.-ady.
There viii be harvest supper at the
Congregational church Friday, Oct o.,
from $3.50 to o'clock.-adv.
! Misses Helene and Hazel Hack left
last night for Danyille, where they Wis,
tied friends over the week end.
John Il. Ninton visited friends in the
city yesterday while en- route from Bur.
lington to his home in Nashua, y. II.
Frederick l., Sands Of Boston returned
TO his home last night, after spending
two days in the city on business trip.
Leland Partridge left yesterday for
shelburne, where he will work for
Charles Doubleday through the winter.
Miss Elsie Edwards returned TO her
home in Glover last night, after visiting
friends on Maple avenue during the past
| week.
William Arbuekle Of Chelsea visited
in the city yesterday, while en- route for
Montpelier, where he will spend few
days on business,
Miss Agnes Mckenzie returned To her
home in Philadelphia to-day, after visit.
ing during the past month at the home Of
John Muiry of Bassett street.
Harley Ahearn who has been visiting
friends on Circle street since the latter
part of last week, left last night for
his home in Woodsyille, n. H..
Frank and Fred Belden, who have been
visiting relatives on North Seminary
street since the first Of the week, left
last night for their home in st. Adams. |
The Unity club OF the Universalist |
churdh will hold their regular meeting |
in the yestry Monday evening at 1880 |
o'clock. 1t is hoped all the young people
will attend.
Glenn George OF South Main street, |
who has been visiting relatives in Mid
dlesex and in Dorchester and Cambridge,
Mass, since the first OF the week, re-
turned to Barre last night.
A. NJ Swayne arrived in the city last
night from st. Johnsbury, where he has
been visiting friends during the past
week and will visit in Barre to-day, be
fore leaving for his home in New Haven.
Misses Ruth and Nellie Black,
who have been staying with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, of
Bassett street, during the past year,
leave to-day for their home in New
York City. ,
Mrs. Harry Russell OF Highland ave
nue., who is taking a brief vacation from .
her duties as pianist in the Bijou the
atre, LETT yesterday for st. Johnsbury,
her former home, there to visit relatives
for few days.
Richard Elwood of North Main street
left last night for Boston, where he
viii visit friends for few DAYS On Z
his return from the Hub, he will move :
to Hardwick, where he has secured EN-
ployment as a stonecutter.
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Affair and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Barcomb, stayed with friends on North q
Main street last night, while en- route
from Manchester, n H., where they have !
been visiting relatives, to their home in
Bury, ?. O. Il
George A. Close of Cambridge. Mass,
arrived in the city this morning to re-
main for a few days with Mrs. Close =
and two children, who are returning to =,
Cambridge within short time, after y
passing the summer at the Morrison farm q
cottage. d
In response to hearty invitation from II
the Barre Board of Trade, the members II
of touring party from the Brattleboro o,
board of trade, which is 10 leave for CEN in
trail Vermont Oct. 4, will probably stop q,
in Barre for an inspection of the cut AZ
ting plants and later go to the quarres
The local invitation was sent out recent
ly by Sec. II. A. Phelps to Sec. Carl S. -
Hopkins of the Brattleboro organization. -
The Brattleboro board OF trade is plan ~
ming two days trip as far north as the n
,apital. 1t is expected that the visitors ~
will larry in Barre on the Threshold ~
If their return to Brattleboro They will \,
nave an opportunity to fraternize with "a
he members of the Barre Board of -
Trade, who will make it their business to
zee that the Brattleboro business men ia
ave occasion to remember their sojourn IN
lere. IA
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The rain yesterday did not ease foot Sh
,all practice for Goddard and Spaulding ,Je
andidates, as they were put through stiff r.
rilling for a short time in the after Nj
loon in spite of the heavy rainfall which Be
ontinued through the hour of practice, an
making preparation for the games to- P
ay. Goddard meets the Middlebury err
seconds at Middlebury and with the nu
peed shown by the backfeld in tn past II.
ew days, they ought to give the col Of
egians tough battle for the supremacy. Ju
line plunges and end runs have been Mi
1orked out very successfully in their ito
ractice, while the forward pass has been Gu
sed to a certain extent against the of
ghter scrubs. Spaulding's offensive play =
as been improving steadily since the -.
pening game, and the team goes into
he fray with St Johnsbury this after
oon with lots of confidence.
Bird lovers, including a number of