The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

few days hunting trip through the
northern part of Vermont.
Warmers rust -proof corsets, medium
bust, white and pink, specially priced,
$3.50 a pair Saturday at Fits,
Trucking Done - Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works. adv
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A, Prindle, Worthen block.
The ladies auxiliary and Clan Cor
don, No. II, will hold their annual fair
in Clan Gordon hall on Nov. ID, IA and
Is. Please keep dates in mind and
come and have a good time
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Mcleod of Park
street announce the marriage of their
daughter, Anne We're, to Robert A,
Dack, Oct 81, at p. m, by Rev D. G.
Huntington.
After reading of new model 4 Over
land on page of this issue, go to H. +.
Cutler & Sons, l3 South Main street,
and ask to see and ride in this wonder
full car.--adv.
James r. Mackay, who has been
clerk at the Barre postofiice for several
years, will conclude, his duties there to-
night and win enter the employ of the
Standard Granite Co, as stock sales
man in the Barre district
You should see the pretty things
that will be on sale at the Congrega
tional fair Nov. and 5. Something to
suit everybody in the line of fancy
work, aprons, candy and food. There
will also be a mystery table.-adv
Increased business has compelled me
to secure workman, Albert Du Roy
ord of Boston, string instrument re-
pair shop, so | am now ready TO re-
pair all kinds Of string instruments and
repair violin bows. Room II, Aldrich
building Prof. Landi
Good brick block paying nearly ST.
600 per year, for sale or exchange for
large farm, either with or without
stock. Walls are solid; building is
heated; stores on first floor, Office and
tenements above Inquire Of the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency.
Are you looking for new coat? We
have the latest styles in cut Bolivia
and chameleon cloth, peachbloom, sue
dine, silvertone, beaver cloth in short
length coats, also full-length plush and
fur. All prices, from SlS,75 to $3.50 or
more. Also dresses in straight line eff
feet from $3.50 to S25. Splendid val
ues for misses and small women. p. S.
Bonney's Sons, Boston, Mass. Georg
ianna Mudgett, representative, SO Park
street Phone 47-W
The regular business meeting of the
Woman's club will be held in Rowland
hall Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 230 p M
sharp The program for the afternoon
will be in charge of Mrs. 0, c. Ashton
of Rutland. Mrs. Ashton has perhaps
done more toward making the state
federation what it is to-day than any
other one person. The committee asks
each one to make a special effort to
attend this meeting and thus show
their appreciation TO Mrs, Ashton for
this program. Refreshments will be
served.
Miss Marion Keller Of Burlington,
Vermont's famous young coloratura So
prsno, will give recital. assisted by
Miss Marjory Crabbe, iuterpretatiye
dancer, at the Barre opera house Tues.
day evening, Nov. H. under the aus
pieces of the music and art department
Of the Barre Womans club, and the re-
cital promises to be one Of the finest
musical events of the season in Barre
Though but Is years old, Miss Keller
has gained such approval from critics
that she has been privileged to sing
with some of the best soloists of the
country. Tickets are 50 cents each to
any part Of the house. Ticket sale at
box office Saturday, Nov, s.
Car after car passed through the city
this morning en- route TO Hanover, n
H., as did many more from Barre that
were filled to capacity with football
enthusiasts. At Hanover this after
noon Colgate, the college team which
has not been defeated this year, meets
Dartmouth on her home grounds, This
is one Of the most important college
games Of the season, and added interest
comes to the Barre and Montpelier fol
lowers since a player from both towns
will undoubtedly figure in the game
jun" Laird of Montpelier IS sure to
appear in the backfield for Colgate, and
John Gordon, ir, may appear in the
Dartmouth line. These men formerly
played against each other in high school
teams few years back.
A city realty sale Of more than usual
interest was the transfer yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. H. O.. Worthen Of
her large residence property at 10
Keith avenue to DR.. J. A. Wark, who
buys for residential and office purposes.
The house was erected by the late DIR.
H. 0, Worthen and II one Of the best in
the city. being two stories and a half
high and of splendid architectural lines
besides being well finished With it
goes a large lot on which the house
stands, with lawn; but the vacant land
on the opposite side Of the street is
retained by Mrs Worthen. DIR. Wark,
who recently returned from war serv-
ice in France, will soon resume the
practice Of his profession in Barre, us
ing part Of his residence for offices.
Mrs. Worthcn will occupy the second
story apartment which has been occu-
pied by G. Herbert Pape and his sister,
Miss Alice Pape; and the latter have
taken the residence at 0 Keith avenue,
on the same side of the street and
nearer North Main street expecting to
occupy their new home about Nov. Is.
Mr.. Pape win utilize part of the house
for Office purposes, moving his insur-
ance business from the Gordon block
and also having his office there as SUI
pervisor Of the IT, S. census for the
second Vermont district.
Animated over the thought that their
team had won the afternoon game,
Spaulding students assembled in the
school chapel last evening TO assist in
the celebration Of the victory, as well
as to enjoy the novelties Of the Hal
logeen ball Everyone was masked