The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1917.
The Weather
Fair and cooler tonight aud Saturday
TALKOFTHE TOWN

solesi prices, 50; easily worth Vs. La
morey.
Mrs. Evelyn MacBryer of Cabot was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
for treatment,
Notice; The Rebekahs will hold prac-
tice meeting this friday evening at
1880. Let all the officers be present
We can and will save you money on
good pianos. Get our prices to-day
Baileys Music Rooms, IA Elm street.
"Alien Blood featuring Winifred
Greenwood; also comedy "Mr. Jones
Keeps House" at the Bijou to'day.-adv.
Mrs A. Richardson of Washington
street passed through the city to-day
while on her way to Boston and Spring
field, Mass, for visit.
New shipment of hats just arrived, in
cludes the latest velours, so much IN de
mand Call and make your selection
now. Mrs. II. s. Miles, over Dodge's jew
elry store.
Members of the |. o. o. L., NJ. L., will
meet in Knights of Columbus hall at I
o'clock tonight A large attendance Is
desired as important business is to be
discussed.
Mrs. John Congdon of Merchant street
is shipping her household goods prepare
tory to moving to Bristol, Conn, where
her husband has been employed for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Harold j. Clark of Washington
street recently entertained number OF
her friends at corn roast ON the Wat
erman farm. Around Is young women
participated in the merrymaking.
The people of Barre and vicinity are
afforded the opportunity TO secure at
auction six desirable parcels OF real es-
tate, an advertisement of which appears
on page g. Perry's Real Estate Agency.
Auction sale tomorrow for Chester A,
| Utton. administrator of the estate OF q,
+. Utton, near Worcester Corner, VT;
sS.acre timber tract, farm tools and
household furniture sale called at
p. m. G. +, Smith, auctioneer
Private Rodney Peake, who enlisted in
the Headquarters company OF the list
Vermont regiment last spring, is home |
from Westfield. Mass, on leave OF few
DAYS. Members of Private Peake's com |
pany expect to pass the winter in North |
Carolina, although others in the regiment |
have already departed from Westfieid,
He will rejoin his comrades in arms Mon
day night.
After the regular meeting of ST. Johns |
court, c. o. f., last evening, Foresters
and members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians engaged in friendly card
tournament. The affair took place in
the knights Of Columbus hall and large |
number of the Catholic orders participant
ed Refreshments were served. Other
tournaments between the two lodges are
to be held during the fall and winter
months.
Barre golfers may be privileged to see
champion in form if Bobby Anderson,
well known New Haven, Conn, golfer
decides to visit Washington county !
courses through the week end Mr. An
derson has been visiting friend in Ran
dolph and it is possible that matches in
which William Johnston and George
Fraser of Barre, George Mckee of Mont
pelier, Gordon johnson of Burlington and
the New Haven golfer may figure.
With view TO improving if possible,
the lighting facilities in the Barre even
ing drawing school at the Mathewson
building. the school commissioners are
experimenting with gas fixtures and it is
hoped that the arrangement will work
out satisfactorily Both school rooms
are in the basement and in the past the
night light has not been of the best. If
the gas lights already installed improve
conditions, it is probable that Others win
be used. Charles Pamperl, who is at the
head of the school, anticipates success
full year Enrolments are coming in
rapidly and students win be given an
opportunity to register when the school
reopens Monday evening.
Although Manager Mann of the
Spaulding football team had made ar
rangements to have several games played
with other teams in the state, members
of the faculty have decided to abandon
the hope of football squad this fall
and have cancelled the schedule games.
The delay in opening the schools, owing
to the quarantine restrictions, is the
weighing factor in the decision to cancel
the schedule Although Spauldng has
plenty of material, the absence of Coach
Brown who resigned last spring to enter
the Plattsburg training camp, was the
leading handicap for the school in put
ting an eleven on the field.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. DeGarno of Los Angeles, Cal, DIR. and
Mrs. w. B. DeGarno of New York City,
Mr.. and Mrs R. p. Rowe of Summit,
IN. j., p. r. Rich of Old Orchard Me,
w C. Trombley of Bolton, P. Pare OF
Montreal, P. O., w A. Gage of Burling-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Maynard of Sheldon,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Orvis, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Taylor and chauffeur OF
New York City Mr.. and Mrs. }. A.
Greenwood of Chester, Mr.. ana Mrs.
James Cav of Cavendish. F. c. Smith of
st. Albans, j. B. Farrell of Oswego, \.
Y. ]. A. Feeks of Glens Falls, n. y,
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Porter OF Fitchburg,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Milligan of
Sharon. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. May OF
Essex Junction, j. f. Adams OF Lyndon.
willie. Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Wean and
chauffeur of Montreal. P. O.. J. A. Farm
er. DIR. II. r. Reach, Mrs. Mertie Reach,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Blossom OF Boston,
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