The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

NO. y, friday nlght.
Dancing, Rowland hall tonight, Car
rolls orchestra
Public dance, Stove, Friday night;
Landi's orchestra-ady.
A window full of sheet music at Sc
a copy to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms.
adv.
The Spaulding march and selections
from "Flo Flo" are on sale to-day at
Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Mrs. Clifford Gamaehe and daughter,
Lillian, of Laurel street, are visiting in
Burlington for a few days.
Miss Eta Congo of the Barre Candy
Kitchen has been visiting in Williams
town for the past few days.
Worlds series baseball games repro
duced play for play on Paragraph, 3 p.
m. every day at city hall, Montpelier
adv
For Sale Slightly used Magee and
Glenwood cookstoves and heaters; also
household furniture. A. Fine, 46 Maple
avenue.adv.
Miss Elizabeth Greigson of Hayerhill,
Mass, who has been stopping with rela-
tives in the city for the past month, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
A. A. Hecht. representative for the
i Townsend & Townsend Granite Co of
Barre, arrived in Barre to-day and will
be here for the next 10 days. He is the
salesman for this company in the middle
| West
Through some misunderstanding the
Goddard seminary football team does
not meet Fort Ethan Allen tomorrow
afternoon but the team is keeping up
hard nd
in scrimmage tomorrow.
Master George Martel of upper Wash
ington street, while coming out of the
Lincoln school last night, was accidentally
pushed down the steps, striking on his
right shoulder and badly spraining the
shoulder and it is feared bones are brok
/ en-.
! The Daughters of the American Revo
luton meet at the home of Mrs. Ray
Huse in Montpelier at 2:l5 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon, when an interesting
/ program will be given and reports of the
state convention received.
] The Spencer Miner sale of purebred
and grade Jersey cows in Orange yester
day is reported to have been exception.
ally successful Prices Of all the animals
ranged above the 500 mark, the largest
sum being paid was 1852 D. A. Perry
was the auctioneer.
Miss Irene Wimmette Of Worcester,
Mass, who has been visiting at the home
of Miss Irene Blair of North Main street.
left this morning for MiddIebury, where
she will visit at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wimmette, for two
weeks and then she will return to her
work in Worcester Mass
The so-ealled Maekin farm in More
town, owned by the George Reeor estate,
was sold through the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency in this city yesterday to
MIR and Mrs. James Hall OF New Britain,
Conn, formerly Of Barre. The purchas
ers plan to spend the winter in Connecti
cut, then move to their farm next spring
The sale included the land and buildings
only.
A very enjoyable time was spent last
evening at the home OF Mrs George
Bond, East street. when the members of
the Athena club were invited to meet
and greet Mrs Theresa Lebourveau. for
merly Of Barre but now of Stamford,
Conn, who, with her SON. Ulrch, has
been visiting at the Bond home since
| Tuesday. The evening was spent in
visiting and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served Among those
present was Mrs. G. D. Swasey of Wa.
terbury, who came to Barre for the occa
sion. Mrs Lebomveau and son expect
TO return to their home in Stamford to.
morrow
i About 80 young people from Barre at
tended the corn roast held last evening
at the home of Miss Gladys Ryan at
Montpelier Junction. The party from
Barre was taken in the Clearly truck.
Games and dancing made up the even
ing's amusement. Corn was furnished
by Miss Ryan and the party of about 80
/ young people enjoyed a feast on the
roasted kernels, besides special refresh
ments which were served. The singing of
Charles Hasal was particularly enjoyed.
The party broke up about midnight aft.
err a short dance to music by the piano
and victroa
A. W. Cormack returned home last
night accompanied by his wife and two
children, Mary and Alfred, who arrived
in New York Wednesday morning on the
Columbian The party left Glasgow on
Sept % and made good time, the water
being comparatively quiet Miss Evelyn
Allan, daughter of Archibald Allan of
South Main street, was member of the
party and she was met at New York by
her father. This is the first trip to this
country by new arrivals and they plan
to make their home here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cormack having taken up a residence on
Kinney street.
Tosi's academy football team, which
has been through thorough practice once
day for the past month"; has issued
few challenges to other organizations
but none have been accepted even a
general challenge to any team IN the
county got them no game. They are all
ex prep school players and know the
game and now they extend their chal-
lenge to any prep school or town team in
the state The "Stone Crushers' lineup
is as follows Mike" Attnoni c, "Minny"
Smith lie, Jumbo" yalisi 1t, Ham" Co
lombo lg, "Feeby" Cassani re, "Stone-
wall" Parks rt, Skin" Colombo re,
Beef Bianchi OBJ, Mike" Keefe NIB,
Jimmy" Thompson RIB, Baby Cato
TT, Calm" Ingram fb, Louis Peron re-,
"Bingo" Tomasin center For games,
phone Tosi's pool room.
Two more auto accidents which hap
pened during the week have been re-
ported. The Washington and Chelsea
stage and Street Superintendent De
Brune's Ford car collided near Granite
street The Washington stage drove out
from the drive between the Scampin
block and the Brown block towards the
L. IL.