The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

ues, Soc yard, at Fits.
Door prize given at dance in Rowland
hall Saturday night.-adv.
Mrs. Henry Petrie of Main street is
seriously i'll at her home.
Boston bags will be higher; buy
now. Lander's Cigar Store.-adv. ,
Two more used upright pianos on
sale cheap at Bailey's Music Rooms.
j. r. Wilson has returned to Worces-
ter after SPEEDING few days at his
home in the Miles block.
just received shipment of heavier
waists for morning wear, from $l50 to
$3.50. Mrs Shepard Co.
This is the last week to paw your
Christmas Savings club. Kindly call
and do so. Barre Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
Several of Barre's most talented mu-
slclans are to appear at the Barre pipe
and drum band concert Friday evening,
Dec. l2-adv.
Mrs. Blanche Nourse of Athol, Mass,
arrived to-day and is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. j. r. Wilson,
of the Miles block.
Frank Massi of Fortney street was
among the lucky hunters, having
brought in l75-pound seven point
buck from Lanesboro.
Through oversight, the names of Mrs.
Andrew Mitchell and Mrs. David Faux
ner were omitted from the general
committee having in charge the Odd
Ladies fair of Thursday night.
Mrs. n. n Morse of Randolph, who
had been a guest at H. S. Parks, left
to-day to spend Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. Susan Parks of Plainfeld, intend
ing to return to Barre Monday for a
longer stay.
Judge +. L. Scott returned last even
ing by automobile from Chelsea and
the Orange county court, where he was
employed as attorney for John b.
Geake, who sought a divorce from Har-
riet B, Geake on the grounds of willful
desertion. Mr., Geake was granted the
divorce.
After spending five days in the pre-
cincts of Groton and Orange, where
they remained in camp when not deer
hunting, five Burlington men. G. n.
Bemis, +. r. Fellows, NJ C. Hutchinson,
George Derry and S. ID. Smith. returned
to their homes to-day. During their
trip one OF the party procured spike
horn buck
Mr. Gage viii meet the prospective
members of the cast and chorus for
Marrying Mary" the American Legion
play, at the X. of p. hall at o'clock
tonight. The play viii need from so
to IS girls and 10 or Is young men, so
all who would like TO take part in the
production will please present them.
selves there at that time.
n the Masonic hall in the Blanchard
block a special meeting of the Eastern
Star lodge was held last evening so
that six candidates might be admitted
to the society. After the comforting of
the degree the new members, together
with 90 or more members, many of
whom were from Montpelier, made a
delightful evening by dancing, music
for which was furnished by a three
piece orchestra, and enjoying refresh
ments of punch, waters and other light
refreshments.
Goddard seminary will stage the first
basketball game of the season tonight,
the game being played between com
mercial class team and classical quin-
tet. Among the other games which the
Goddard aggregation will figure in this
season is game to be played with
Dean academy of Franklin, Mass. This
will be the first time these teams have
clashed in the basket game. Goddard
will also meet the Dartmouth freshmen
in Hanover. Two games are TO be
played with each of these teams: st.
Michael's, Fort Ethan Allen, U. V. NJ.
seconds, and Norwich university sec.
onds. Coach Leahey has the team well
into the game and will have quintet
ready to meet the American Legion
team next Friday night.
Through the reorganization of the
old Barre Teachers association, the
Barre teachers will seek better salaries
and more and better social activities
Last Wednesday evening the teachers
Of the city met to reorganize the as
ISOLATION. which has been Of great val
lie to the teachers of Barre in its bust
ness and social help. The association
was organized with corps of officers
which will endeayor to uphold and fur
Their the work of the old society Miss
Eva Smith of Spaulding high school
was elected president; Miss Mary Do
heny, vice president; Miss Sadie Boyce,
secretary; Miss bowessa Holt, treas
urcr; and an executive committee
which will proceed in the near future
to gain higher salaries for the teachers
of Barre, was named. The members of
the committee are Harry Morse, chair
man, Miss Clara Gardner, Miss Flor