The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-03
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
c, w. Perry left last night for New
Boston, N. H., on brief business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ Wheeler and son
of Barnet visited friends in this city
Saturday.
Mrs Susan Parks Of Plainfeld is
passing two weeks at the home Of IT, s
/ Parks, her son, on Averill street.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin of South
Main street motored to Boston Satur.
day, where they spent the week end.
The amusement committee of the
Odd Ladies will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Nellie Bianclfi Monday evening at
/ 7 o'clock.
Isaac Sirkin of Cottage street re,
turned this morning from New York,
where he has been for the past few
days on a buying trip.
David Mcdonald and his sister, Mrs.
Peter NJ. Park ir., were called to Bel
lows Falls by the sudden death Of their
4 sister, Mrs. j. j. Martin.
| John Murray of Bassett STREET was
brought yesterday to the Barre City
hospital and there to-day he under.
went a serious operation,
James Meyette of Wells River is Wis
i! iting for a few days at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Carlos Welch, Of the Welch
farm on the Plainfield road.
Charles Hendry of Plainfeld who re.
Gently purchased the Northrup farm in
Williamstown, is moving his household
effects to his new home to-day.
Notice: All members Of the Mime
haha encampment are requested to be
at the hall tonight to practice the pa
triarchai degree. Per order Of chief
patriarch.
Halfplush SO inches wide, velveteen
~ inches wide, and heavy wool for
coats, 81 inches wide, at the Little Dry
Goods store, Cottage street, off Main
street. adv.
One hundred and sixty quart milk
route for sale; pays cents per quart
and sells for II cents, Ford truck
sled, wagon bottles, cans. coolers, ETC.
for $3.50 Truck alone is worth $3.50
Inquire Of the D. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency.
Harold Spaulding, who figured in the
motorcycle and Ford accident on the
Montpelier read some six or seven
weeks ago, has SO far recovered from
injuries received in the accident that
yesterday he was able to return to his
home in Roxbury.
A telephone call at 0:l5 Sunday
morning caused the regulars to make d
run with the fire truck to No 10 Muir.
ray street, the house occupied BY J NJ
Leth, where a chimney fire was raging
Nothing was done to prevent it from
burning, az there was no impending
danger and after time the fire sub
sided
Vcrmont's wonderful l5-yearold col
oratura soprano. Marion Kceler Of Bur.
lington, win be heard at the Barre
opera house Tuesday evening, Nov. H.,
under the auspices Of the Barre Wom-
ans club. An added feature will be
Miss Mariory Crabbe, interpretatiye
dancer Tickets, soc. Sale begins at
2:30 Saturday afternoon, Nov s. adv
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith Of South
Main street returned Saturday after.
noon to their home after an absence Of
two weeks and half, most Of which
was passed with Mr. Smiths mother in
Youngstown, Ohio. There they left
the car and proceeded to Albany. N J.,
and Niagara Falls. and thence to
Youngstown. Mr. Smith resumed his
work as a brakeman on the hill train
this morning
Rev George j.. Fortier, superintend-
ent Of the Uniyersalist denomination
in Vermont preached at the Univer-
salist church yesterday, filing the pull
pit made vacant by the resignation OF
Rev. J. 3. Reardon; and at the close Of
the service the trustees Of the church
met and decided to hold a fRewell re.
eeption for Rev Mr. Reardon and fam
lily on Thursday evening. Nov. G, tile
reception to be held in the vestry Of
the church
Tomorrow night at 1880 O'Clock in
the Presbyterian church will occur the
installation services Of Rev. William
Men. kittrejge as pastor Of that
church, The services win bring 10 local
people such speakers as Rev. James
Smith Of Manchester, N, H., and Rev
w H. Archibald Of Portland, Me Rev.
II II Laird Of West Barnet and Rev.
II. L. Goodspecd and Rev. b. ]. Lehigh
Of this city will also take part. I'M
mediately after the exercises the re-
ception to the pastor and his family
will take place in the yestry II is to
be hoped that q large number Of adher-
ents and friends Of the church will at.
tend both services
The Goddard second team suffered
defeat as we'll as the first team Satur-
day, when the Tosi academy team met
them on the Goddard gridiron. The
game started a 245 and in the agreed
time ef four l2-minute periods the Tosi
team had scored one touchdown but
bad missed the gal At the end Of
this time both sides seemed anxious to
extend the game 50 the battle was pro-
longCd over period of two hours and
in that time the Goddard boys scored a
touchdown There is a question wheth-
er this counted in summing up the con.
test. Both teams battled in fine shape
the Tos academy teamr being able to
pierce the Goddard line time after time
with little effort But Goddard's thor
ough practice on open field work and