The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-08
TALK OFTHE TOWN

See Abbotts table OF marked down I'M
derwesr.
NJ. ID. Pembroke of Middlesex is bust
ness visitor in town to-day.
Ralph r. Shaw of Bethel called oil
friends in the city to-day.
See our serge dresses, prices to suit
your purse. Mrs. Shepard Co, Inc.
New line of popular sheet music OF
sale to-day at Bailey's, IA Elm street.
A nine.pound son was born Oct. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sim of 81 Ayel
Street.
Alex Smith of South Ryegate was q
visitor with friends on Spaulding street
yesterday.
M. j. Whitcomb of East Barre has just
made another shipment of $50 pounds OF
maple sugar.
David Christie returned last evening
from Hardwick, where he spent the week
end al his home.
Mrs, Adolph Roux of Mortified was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
for an operation.
A daughter was born this morning at
the City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Riddle of Williamstown.
| i/tpooito maui III tht i'd@sN tSA' 'eaH
| Bank & Trust Co on or before Oct. ii
draw interest from Oct. |.
"The Climber" featuring Henry King;
also a war weekly at the Bijou to-day.
Warren Kerrigan o-morrow.-adv
Charles +. Black of st. Adams, an at
torney for the Central Vermont railroad,
was business visitor in the city Satur-
day.
Odd Ladies wishing to go to Granite
vile Thursday, Oct. II, please notify
the secretary, Mrs. Nellie Bianchi, before
Tuesday.
f. d. Ladd and Carl Eisenwinter are
attending the annual convention OF the
New England Bakers association, which
is being held at Springfield, Mass.
| believe the line of pianos | am show
ing at IS Spaulding street to be the finest
in Vermont and | know that my prices
are nowhere equaled. II. A. Gould.
A meeting of the ladies aid society Of
ST. Monica's church will be held at the
convent Tuesday evening at 7:30. All
members are earnestly requested to at
tend.
Robert Mackie Of Terrace avenue Jeff
Saturday for New York, where he will
spend vacation Of 10 days from his
duties in the George Straiton office or
South Main street
G. H. Douglass Of fremont street is
absent on a business trip through the |
middle western states in the interests OF |
the g~anite manufacturing company of
Giudici Bros. & Co,
Peter Maberini of Foss street, who is
taking a vacation from his duties in the
Marion restaurant, is passing a week in
New York, where he expects to witness
two games of the worlds series
Bring your old furs in exchange for
new ones. | will allow YOU good prices
on them. Come now while the stock is
good. Prices very low. They'll surprise
you. Joe Kovalskys Tailor Shop, East
man block. Tel, 424.4
Eugene Maker of Upland avenue left
his morning for Burlington, where he
will enroll in the University of Vermont
lpon the opening of sessions there. Mr.
Maker was member of the 1917 grad
lating class of Spaulding high school {
instruction in vocal expression. exer-
Uses for physical training, artistic res l
,iration articulation, orthoepy, stimula {
ion of imagination, rythmical exercises q
or body and voice. Special attention +
-iven to cases of defective speech. Mrs. a
stella c. Averill, s North street, Tel. v
ALL. +
AT meeting of the Italian Gsety ;
hub Saturday evening the following com
littee was elected to take charge of ar, e
angements for the second of a series of 7
rivate dancing assemblies which the r
Tub is holding this fall; Miss Nellie
Miss Teresa Mochetti, Paul Bi- a
nchi, Charles Cato, O. Cabrini and Miss il
eonora Maroni of Montpelier. ci
Miss Margaret Hite cf Butler, Pa, ar Il
we'd in the city last evening to enroll Il
5 student at Goddard seminary. Bert h
acobson of New Britain, Conn, was Ii
ew registrant to-day. Students under il
) are still debarred from Goddard on VI
of the quarantine, but with their y
turn to school the enrolment will be Il
ell up to that of last year. l
Private Lee Maiden, formerly a stu u
mt and athlete at Spaulding high u
hool, who has been visiting his moth "a
:, Mrs j. r. Maiden of Church street, q
IL
emit to Montpelier Saturday afternoon u
be the guest of his brother, w T. 81
alden, an instructor at Montpelier sem Tn
airy. Private Maiden witnessed the -
victory over st. Johnsbury w
ademy and left at night for Mantle, "a
,nn to reioin his comrades in the l0lst "a
achine gun battalion. :"
Manager Harris Soule of the Goddard =
minary football team has entered into .
gotiations with Middlebury college in L
effort to bring the second varsity I
am to Barre Saturday Two games are 9
heduled with the sub-varsity men from {
but the first encountered
III not take place until late in the sea
n, unless the collegians consent to a 9
ange in the schedule. st. Michaels
llege of Winooski will send a team to Z
IRE Wednesday, Oct. Il, and on the 4
lowing Saturday Goddard plays Colby s
ademy in New London, n. II. Two j
mes are scheduled with st. Peters 9
G. and another game will be played ]
III the Norwich uh-yarSity team