The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


Rummage sale, Universalist church,
Thursday and Friday, this weekday
Dance Wednesday, Oct. ID, armory
hall, Montpelier; CAROLS orchestra. --ad
Miss j. P. Nourse of the Adams com
pany store has been visiting in keene,
] n. H.
Miss Elizabeth German has returned
to her home after visiting few months
in Keene, n. H.
Miss Ruth Malmquist of Maple avenue
began work this morning in the Holmes
bakery, as clerk.
Alfred Dodqe,of Royalton was in Barre
the past few days, visiting his family,
who are living on Richardson street.
Frank Prestin has returned to his
duties in the Red Cross Pharmacy after
having spent two weeks vacation.
David HOWE of Montreal has returned
to his home after spending a few days
with friends and relatives in Barre.
Make connections with the Odd Ladies
dance III Rowland hall Friday night.
CAROLS orchestra will be there. adv,
Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. T. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
Miss Dorothy Nickson has finished her
duties at the Holmes bakery and is
working in the Adams company store.
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening; special music, Gents I5c; la
| dies. free. Gilbertson's orchestra.-ady.
| Miss Ella Owens of the Adams com
/, pany store is taking few days yaca-
/ ton from her duties there, and is visit
| ing in Boston.
Il Mrs w W. Parry has returned to her
home on Richardson street after having
spent a few days visiting friendss and
/ relatives in Concord, n. II,
Regular meeting OF Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No Is, Wednesday evening,
h | Oct Is. at 1870 o'clock Initiation and
supper served at o'clock.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, boxers
/ and dcrriekmen's branch, No 80, will be
/ held in Worthen block Tuesday evening
II at 1880. Important business.
II Miss Beatrice Joy returned yesterday
II to her home in South Royalton, after
H visiting over the holidays with her sis
II ter. Mrs Roy Wilson, on Prospect stree
H Miss Helen Okeefe has returned 70
II her work in Waterbury after spending
II the holidays at the home Of her parents,
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Keefe, OF Up.
H land avenue,
II Mrs. NJ II. Fleming and son. Ross, of
Il New York City, who came here to attend
II the funeral Of Mrs. George Humphrey,
Il which occurred last week, returned this
II morning to their home.
II Donald Allen returned TO his home in
II Montreal early to-day after passing the
II Canadian Thanksgiving day (which fell
III this year on Oct, 49, with his aunt
II Mrs. w. f. Gilbert of French street.
II John w. Sowles, son of Mr. and Mrs
II HI j. Sowles of Becllley hill, who is
III studying dentistry at Harvard Dental
II college, returned to college last night
after spending few days at his home
III here.
II Rub Partisan Sage on your head and
II you viii not have to scratch the dan
II druif off; cures all scalp irritation; gives
II mxuriant head of hair, The Red Cross
II Pharmacy sells II on money back plan
II adv.
!" Mr.. aud Mrs, H. A. Richardson, Mrs
H Maud Paine, Mrs. A. Z. Campbell anc
II Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Scofed left by auto
y mobile Sunday for Providence, r. l.
where they expect to visit during th'
week
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: has been assisting in the office Of The
- Quarry Workers International associa
/, ton for a few days, has completed hei
duties to resume he studies in higl
:. school.
!. Allan Johnston of Blackwell street hal
returned from Whitefield n. H., wher'
!. he has been employed during the hote
! season in the White mountains. Hi
plans to return to the University Of Yer
mont to continue with the class Of %
The only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwart
!, West of "a Edison place died this morn
:. ing at $3.50 after an illness since las
~ Sunday of bronchitis. The child wa
but five months old The funeral viii
- be held from the home tomorrow morn
= ing at 0 o'clock.
or Papers were passed in the Office of tn
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency yester
~ day afternoon completing the sale of tn
IS cement house on the Montpelier road, re
:, Gently purchased by G. A. Gale of Mont
"a pelier John johnson and wife of Der
h. lin are the new owners and plan to DC
an eupy the house very soon, as the invest
A ment was made for home.
ii. A good game for Barre, on the God
in dard gridiron, is promised for next Sat
C. urday, when Goddard's first team vii
b. meet the Fort Ethan Allen team God
he dard's team is beginning to make a nam
pc for itself and already the fort team ha
m made name The fort team is mad
50 up Of heavy bunch of veteran pre-
It. school and college players and has beate
.gi the Z. V. NJ. second team and the 81
Michaels team, and now proposes t
give Goddard a hard time on her ow
grounds. Saturday afternoon. Coac
Leahey will put the boys through ligh
I. practice to-day and is confident that tn
=, Goddard eleven will be ready to wallo
the army team by Saturday. Coac
~ ~ Leahey is keeping the second team i
oe trim along with training the first clever
. No game as yet is scheduled for tina
70 team this week