The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


l.. B. Adams OF Marshfeld was among
the business visitors in Barre yester-
day.
Joseph RiccireIla OF Berlin street left
last night for Montreal, taking patient
to the Victoria hospital.
Miss Ruby Bradbury left the city
Tuesday for East Calais, where she is
employed as teacher in a rural school
Mrs A. Lundy of Sheridan place has
returned from Boston, where she has
been visiting friends for the past tive
weeks
Mrs. Floyd Stanton Of Montreal ar.
rived at the home of her mother, Mrs
Mary Watkins, at 8 Summer street yes
terday, for few days visit.
A regular meeting of st. Johns court
G. 0. f., will be held Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock Election Of officers. Every
member is requested to attend.
A nice line of ladies', misses and girls
Silverleaf brand winter coats on display
Particular attention given to stout sizes
We challenge competition, cash or credit
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Joseph Fraser, John Rennie, Alex. Por.
ter and William Mckenzie have returned
from an auto trip through northern Yer
mont and Canada to Montreal, where
they remained week.
The services of Mrs Julia Cross HudoT
of Montpelier have been secured for thu
leadership of the Hedding NJ. +, churcf
choir. The first rehearsal will be hello
Friday evening at o'clock at the church
A full attendance of the choir is desired
DR.. w. S. Page OF South Main street
went to White River Junction yesterday
to attend the state fair and watch hi;
two horses take part in the races at va
rious times throughout the week. Witt
him was his brother, Nat Page, Of Plain
| field.
In the large truck of the Ward Ice Co
| tons of ice have been conveyed from tht
Mortified Ice Co. TO the local reserve
ice station to supply the demands o.
Barre consumers in the past few days
Mr.. Ward who foresaw that a shortage
was imminent, made arrangements earli
err in the season with two or three sur
rounding firms which took an ample sup
ply last winter Unless an exceedingly
hot Indian summer prevails during the
next few weeks, everyone in this city
viii be supplied with ice, just the sans
as they have been during the other warn
months.
Unsettled conditions at Spaulding higf
school have prevented any progress TO
wards the organization Of football
team this week, though Coach Rober
Ross plans to have preliminary prae
tice either Friday afternoon or Satur
day Since there has been no organized
| football team at the school for the past
| two wears the new coach will have tn,
task of organizing complete and prob
ably an inexperienced team AS yet NJ
manager has been appointed. To-mor
row noon mass meeting will be helC
in the assembly hall for the purpose o.
eecting a manager and to make arrange
ments to purchase all new outfits fol
the players. Once the practice begins i
Is the intention Of Coach Ross to have
1t continue almost daily throughout til,
season, or at least four of the five
school days. There seems TO be an abun
dance Of material for good aggregation
and with the old fighting spirit that has
always prevailed at the school, tn,
| coach predicts winning team. Mr., Rosi
won his letters at Bates college, Lewis
| ton, Me-, in football and track and i
now preparing some valuable lessons fol
the younger players,