The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mary Milne of Pleasant street
began work in the Woolworth store
this morning.
\ regular meeting of st. John court,
c. 0. f.. Thursday evening at 7 o'clock;
installation of officers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Batchelder left
this morning for visit with friends in
Boston and Worcester, the trip being
made by automobile.
Bag day for the Barre City hospital
Thursday, Oct 30 Don't forget the
day, and be sure to have the filled bag
on the steps by 0 o'clock.
Howard Batchelder of Marlboro,
Mass. is visiting his mother Mrs.
Eta Batchelder, who is stopping at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Saun-
ders of Trow hill
Please remember that the Edison re-
cital tonight starts at S:l5. We re-
spectfully request that all ticket hold
ers be in their seats not later than
$40. browns Drug Store.
The Altrurian club will meet with
Mrs. w. II. Richardson, l02 Merchant
street, Thursday afternoon at the usual
hour. Business of Importance, and a
large attendance is desired.
An excellent display of the process
of the making of linen rugs is shown
in the windows of the B. w Hooker &
Co. store, showing the process from the
fax plant to the pure klear- Flax rug.
Wilfred Ledden Of the Montpelier
| telegraph station is relief manager at
the local Western Union office in the
absence of Manager Henry Hudson,
who is taking weeks vacation from
his duties.
Mrs Susan Roben and Miss Helen
Robertson of "a Seminary street, ac-
companed by Miss Margaret Wright Of
! Z Short street, left Monday night at
midnight for Laurelin-the Pines,
Lakewood, n. ].
BE at the Baptist church tonight at
$50 Stand in line with your tray.
Cafeteria supper Entertainment be-
gins promptly at 1880 so you can at
tend the concert lin the opera house.
Admission, Zoe. adv.
| As every ticket for the Edison recital
| in the opera house tonight is taken, we
wish to ask any who have secured tick
els and find they cannot use them to
please return the tickets to us before
/ Z o'clock, as there is stil big demand
for them. Browns Drug Store.
The maneuvers of night providers
were again demonstrated last evening
! when Ernest Lafayette lost valuable
robs from his automobile, which stood
back Of the Holt barber ship during the
/ evening The robe was taken while
/ the BARRIERS were at work in the shop,
Because the regular crew and engine
could not take care Of the large amount
Of freight being handled daily in the
local Central Vermont yards, the Off
Gals OF that company have sent an.
other engine and crew TO relieve con
gestion and expedite shifting. Engine
323, together with the regular shifter,
81, now work continually from a.
m. to 5 p. m. and this arrangement will
continue until conditions warrant Its
discontinuance.
Rev. William Men Kittridge, pastor
elect Of the First Presbyterian church
together with Mrs Kittridge and two
children Florence and William, arrived
in the city lastyeyening, having come
from Delhi, n V, where for seven
years Rev. Mr. Kittridge has been pas
tor. Until carload OF furniture, which
arrived Monday can be transported to
the manse, Mr.. Kittridge and family
will remain in private homes. The pull.
| pit will be occupied by Mr.. kittridgC
the coming Sunday. Installation serv-
ices will take place on Tuesday even.
ing Nov. 4, when it is expected notable
preachers throughout New England
| will be here to take part.
| Examples of honesty are so rare
nowadays that it is worthy of mention
ing one in particular which came &c
light to-day. A sale at Woolworth';
s. and lO-cent store is apt 70 be as
we'll patronized as is the welcome cri
Gus. This morning amongst a crust
of the gentler sex at such sale, Mrs
Lee Hall of Washington street dropped
a pocketbook containing 500 and tive
Liberty bonds. 1t was q few moments
before She discovered the loss but sh,
was quick in making her loss known
and search was begun. Young 10
seph Burns of Websterville is the her,
of our story and upon learning VIII,
had parted with the valuabes acct
dentaHy, found Mrs. Hall and returne,
the property Mrs. Hall remuncrate,
the boy for his honesty and the lad
who set before the public such a goo,
I example, was again lost in the crowd
The Goddard football squad lCld ;
heavy scrimmage last night, The gam
being played between the first and sec
ond teams resulting ~ to in favor q
the first team although the seconC
team players showed up some fine play
ing. During the game, Gaughau, ON,
of the fastest men on the team, dislo
Gated his knee pan and now has waite
on the knee, which will probably ba
him from all of the remaining game
of the season. Two or three other md
We're knocked out in the course of th,
scrimmage The men were put through
hard practice on breaking up FORWARD
passes, charging low on the line, spill
ing men, falling on the ball and catch
ing punts The team is really in fin
shape to meet one of the fastest littl
college teams in these parts. st. Nj
ehael's team has one of the fastest full
backs from the Boston Latin schoo
and snappy quarterback from West
field high school. Doherty, another all
|. star quarterback from New Haven high
plays with that aggregation. A tougl
battle is expected by the Goddard boy
next Saturday, when they meet tina
team in Winoosk.
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