The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-15
TALK or THE TOWN

Attend Clan fair tonight Dancing
adv.
See the values in millinery. Mrs
Birnle, 4 Laurel street adv.
Mrs. A. C. Spaulding of Roxbury was
in the city to-day on business.
Mrs, Henry Brown of Allen street
underwent an operation at the Barre
City hospital this morning.
Miss Nina Somervile Of North Main
street began duties as clerk in the
Woolworth store this morning
All members of the Netop class of
the Hedding M. +. Sunday school are
requested to be present tomorrow to
hear the report of the vice president
Special announcement for next week
ALSO
i. R. Wiley, express messenger on
the Barre branch Of the Central Yer
mont railroad is taking a weeks va
cation from his duties, and b. +. Da-
Wis Of Montpelier is supplying in his
place.
Miss Lyle Even of Liberty street left
yesterday for New Haven, Conn, to
attend the Princeton Yale football
game there this afternoon. Afterwards
she will visit her sisters in Hartford,
Conn, and New York City.
Why not take her to Cherries illus
trated lecture, The Roosevelt South
American Expedition Down the River
Of Doubt" Barre opera house, Tuesday,
Nov Is, at o'clock? Advance sale
of tickets at Mrs. Shepard store.
Adults Soc students 25c adv.
E. n Normandeau of Montreal who
came here last Wednesday by auto
mobile, returned yesterday afternoon
by railway, having stored his car here
for the winter Mr. Normandeau, for
merly contractor Of this city, has
established himself in the real estate
business and came here for short
business trip only.
Mrs. Frank Woodcock Of 20 Hall
street entertained on gentlemens night.
which was last night, the members of
the ladies missionary society of the
Baptist church. The evening was spent
in playing games and enjoying a short
entertainment, which had been ar
ranged by the ladies. Light refresh
ments were served.
The girls Of the seminary held a
meet yesterday which was successful
lin forming several basketball teams in
the school The school viii have a
league, made up Of six teams, one rep
resenting each class and one each rep
resenting the two commercial classes
The boys will also form a school league.
The schedule will be finished in the near
future.
Through II, w. Slocum. secretary Of
the Vermont tuberculosis league, it
was learned this morning that DR. Ian
dis Of Philips institute OF Philadel
phia. Pa, win be in Barre Nov 20, in
connection with the tuberculosis inyes
tigation being conducted by the Ma
tional tuberculosis association, Dr.
Lands, especially in the United States,
is considered one Of the leading au
thorities ON tuberculosis
Coach Leahey put his charges Of the
Goddard football aggregation through
one VI AllE AhA4NNA WI kARAAl1 VI Wv
season yesterday, the men Aoundering
through the mud for an hour. battling
in an informal scrimmage between the
first and second teams The main work
consisted for perfeeting the attack and
Attempting to break up forward passes
used by the second team. "Zeke
Thompson, the husky guard, broke
through the line of the second team
time after time and broke mp the punt
ing Of Kelly He ran 45 yards for a
touchdown after recovering a punt
which he blocked The seminary team,
So says Coach Leahey, is putting up an
excellent brand of football It's defen,
sive and offensive attacks are fast i'm
proving. Flanagan, who has been put
ting up a fine brand of rugby for the
team as substitute end, received
spraiued ankle last night, which will
keep him from the gridiron for a few
days and perhaps Tor the remainder Of
the season