The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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his family to 80 Elm street.
Buy Victrolas and Sonora talking ma
chimes at Bailey's Music Rooms.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Varnum Monday afternoon at 2:3O,
Mrs. j. d. Grant of Wells River is
visiting friends in this city and Mont
pelier.
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday even
ing; gents Zoe, ladies free; Gilbertson
orchestra adv.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting light
or heavy trucking done, call the Granite
City Bottlng Works.
Harry Stroutsos of the Barre shine
parlors has been visiting in Burlington
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young OF
Eastern avenue are visiting for the day
with friends in Burlington,
Mrs. II. Marin and daughter, Miss
Leonid, of Maple avenue, were business
visitors in Waterbury yesterday.
Miss Ella Owens Of the Adams com
pany store has returned to her duties
there after spending few days in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brock and Janet and
George Brock returned home yesterday
from Bethlehem, ~ H., where they J We
spent the summer
Boston bags in brown and black, Ia
and Is inches, cowhide leather, 1925;
also ladies and gents pocketbooks and
purses at Lander Cigar Store.-7ady
Mrs. A. L. Anthony, who has been
touring the southern part of Vermont
and New Hampshire in the insurance
business, stopped yesterday with friends
| in Barre.
Notiee--There is TO be a rummage sale
| at the Methodist church Oct. 30. Leave
all articles at Mrs Kenerson's, 30 Church
street, or carry to the church on the day
| of the sale.-day.
| u take the new road and / take the
old road and Wen meet at the U and
bali at Rowland hall Tuesday evening
] Oct. 81. CAROLS orchestra will furnish
music for the evening, so come and have
good time.-adv.
The annual meeting Of the Barre Golf
club will be held at the city court room
Wednesday, Oct. p, at 1880 o'clock. Of
! fcers will be elected and business re-
| garding new course will be taken up
SO it is desired that every member be
present.
Miss Ruby Mcleod, who has been
passing the past six weeks with rela'
tives in this city, left to-day for Brook
line, Mass, where she will resume hel
work at the Brooks hospital She wa:
accompanied by Miss Margaret j. Walk
err, who will visit in Boston.
All the parishioners Of ST. Monica
church are requested TO meet in th'
Knights Of Columbus hall Sunday after
noon at $3.50 for the purpose of taking
action upon an important matter. b
sure to be there Sunday, Oct. 10, as it il
matter Of vital Importance to all
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blair and daughter
Miss Irene, Of North Main street lief
this morning for Claremont, n. H., wher'
they will visit over the week end at tn
home of Mrs. Lester Richmond, tn
daughter 70 Mr. and Mrs Blair, VIII,
was recently married in Barre.
Principal O. X. HOLSTER of Goddart
seminary left this morning for Boston
where he will Join Mrs. HOLSTER an,
there they, with Mrs George Milne an,
Mrs. John Jones, will take the specia
train for Baltimore, Md. where they vii
attend the Universalist general eonyen
ton.
Bags are being distributed for the an
nual bag day at the City hospital DO
nations of sheets, pillow slips, old line
or cotton, dry groceries, iellies, pre-
serves, fruit potatoes and money ar
asked for. This is an opportunity fo
every family to do its bit for the hos
-sA.f ,zr,,x GlInJ Ia ~, tha 81 or
by Q o'clock Thursday, Oct. %.
Among the herds in this vicinity whic
have been submitted TO the goyernmer
tuberculin test Is that Of jaime
Sprague's at the Pleasant Dale farm
East Brookfeld. The herd numbering
purebred and grade Holsteins were eI
tirely free. An unusual feature at u
Sprgaue farm recently was the birth
three calves, weighing 1903, l0i and II
pounds, respectively, this being eonsi'
cred heavier than the ordinary weight,
A large number of the young people
fthe city are wondering if the move
secure community house has be-
dropped entirely in Barre, for as Il
winter months approach they are begii
ming to feel the need of some place whe
they can gather for healthful anus
ment and recreation 1t is pointed o.
that there is only one gymnasium in d
city which is open to the young M
and Young women of the city, and tn
is only for the students of Spauldn
: high school, being the school gymnasium
There Ia, Of course, a gymnasium at Go
dard seminary, but it, too, is for the st
Sc dents Of that institution. So, reall
there is no public gymnasium in Barr
- Ii is conceded that Barre needs a CYL
v nasum for the benefit of the young pc
pie Of the city irrespective Of school
church utilization.
AT the South Barre grange hall Ia
evening more than IT'S friends OF n
and Mrs. Edward G, Webster gather
to tender them farewell reeeptic
they being charter members Of {
grange. After several inducements h
been offered, they finally consented
go to the hall which, TO their amazemeI
was prepared for their reception. I
affair opened at o'clock with a gra
march, which was followed by dancir
both modern and square figures bel
included in the dance program Jam
| Bennett the tenor, favored the par
| with two vocal solos during the eal
! part of the program. M. L. Town
west hill made the presentation of
. handsome leather travelling bag and
steamer robe to Mr. and Mrs, Webs
] in behalf of their friends. The con-
were surprised with the gifts but recC
1 Il.