The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-02
TALK OFTHE TOWN

va silver ana g0lu WaHleu' hieh'o
price paid. Il. f. Burr.
i The Presbyterian choir will meet 10
rehearsal tonight at 1880.
| Miss Louise Dashner of Washington
street left this morning for a visit wit
| relatives in New York.
| Music furnished for all occasions b.
| Montpelier NJ band orchestra. Karl For
SELL manager, phone Montpelier 252.W
| Football, Intercity park, Saturday
| Nov. 3. Montpelier seminary vs. Yves
Rutland. Game called at 3 o'clock sharp
| Admission, 25c.
Mobilize at the Baptist church on Sun
day. Let all the members and Friends
of the church be present at all services
of the day Rally day in the Bibl'
school.
Twenty per cent discount on all mil
linery for Saturday. l will be i'll my
Barre store Wednesdays, Thursdays anc
Saturdays. Mrs ii. s. Miles, 200 North
Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Perry, who
were married in White River Junction
Oct. 81, and spent their honeymoon in
Barre, have returned to the former place
where they will reside.
General opening of the night classes
for the study of the Italian and English
languages on Nov. |. For information
see Dr. Plainfield at the Italian church
from TO l2 week days.
Fred S. Whittemore and his assistant
of the internal revenue department re-
| turned yesterday to Burlington, after
passing several days in Washington
county. In the course of his stay here
he adjusted revenue charges on several
| liquor stocks.
| Livery hands at the Papin stable on
North Main street have a sable -hued
mystery on their hands in the form of a
valuable black horse which strayed into
the stable enclosure Sunday. The ami
mails sombre coat is relieved only by a
white face and repeated efforts to locate
the owner of the steed have proved flu
tile. No one seems to have lost so valua
bic horse and even exhaustive inquiries
in the countryside have failed to bring
forth a response.
Willard Robbins, member of the fire
department, who received painful injur-
les in an automobile accident near East
Montpelier Wednesday night, is gradual
ly recovering from his experience, al
though yesterday it was reported that he
was unable to move his limbs freely. His
companion, George Beattie, has resumed
his duties "a night messenger for the
American Express Co. 1t develops that
the accident did not proceed from col
lision with an underpass abutment, al
though the ear was near the underpass
when it turned turtle in the roadside. A
passing fox had put the hunters on edge
and the mishap occurred while they were
trying TO get shot at Sir Reynard
Balm for any soreness which may lin
ger at Goddard seminary as the result Of
the teams football defeat at New Lon
don. n. H., fortnight ago may be found
on the sporting page of any Boston daily,
for there is strong likelihood that Col
by academy will be selected to represent
prep schools of the East in an interna
tional match with the DePaul school Of
Chicago Colby is the only dark spot in
a season that has been unusually success
full for Goddard thus far, but some of
the sting of defeat is erased by Colby's |
showing against Everett high |
and other heavy elevens of New Eng |
land. Goddard will 20 into the St. Pet |
ter's game on the hilltop tomorrow |
firmly resolved to add another victory to
its string,
Through a dispensation from the al
dermanic health committee, the garbage |
department is not to close its
season until tomorrow night, an ar
rangement which meets with the approx
al of many householders. Halloween
night depredations had the effect of up
setting many packages left at the curb
for the garbage man, with the result that
some of the territory already covered
by the department this week must be
,ombed again Tin cans continue TO bulk
large in the loads which the collector
laily transports to the dump near Brook
street, but the garbage men believe that
he stream of tinware of this kind has
,lackened somewhat since folks were eau
Toned against using too much canned
ood when home canning should supply
III wants in the line of preserved food
Although Spaulding is not represented
" football team among the school &C
ivities of the year, arrangements are
,eing made for some interclass games
md games will be arranged between {
team composed of members of the
enor class and team from numbers Of
he other three classes, which will be (
,layed about the middle Of next week. ,
the senior class appears to have
he stronger team, as far as the number /
f last years players is concerned, their i
pponents have wealth of good mate q
ial, which should, with a little prac- d
ice, show up to good advantage. 9th a
r games between the various classes will
e arranged in a few days. The senior
lass held their first practice yesterday
fternoon at the Lincoln campus, Bar
Law. Tomasi and wilkins of last years 4
cam being among those reporting.
Attaches at the headquarters of the
frantic Manufacturers and Quarters
ssociation are handling a new edition of
Memorial Masterpieces, the illustrated
ooklet which made its first appearance :
lore than a year ago, when the nation
'ide advertising campaign in behalf of
ARE granite was launched The third
lition is regarded as the best piece of
Illustrated advertising matter TO be
laced before the monument buying pub
{ since the campaign was launched. Re
nests for copies are pouring in and the :
lice assistants find themselves taxed
, acknowledge all the inquiries The ]
resent edition number 10000 copies and 4
it'll the two previous the aggregate Of :
Memorial Masterpieces" is 10000 The
aw book contains 81 photographs. in :
cad Of p and four pages have been .