The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at and p. m. See adv,-ad.
A farce will be one of the attractions
at Presbyterian Halloween social, Oct. 81.
adv.
Miss Grace Maiden of Keith avenue
left yesterday for Boston to make short
visit with relatives.
Trucking one-Anyone wanting light
or heavy trucking done, call the Granite
City Bottling Works.
The Little Dry Goods Store will be
closed from Wednesday at p. M until
Saturday at p, m.
Mrs. William Day of Mortified Is Wis
iting at the home Of her niece, Miss
Mildred Clark, for a few days
good time Friday night at Rowland
hall Odd Ladies dance. CAROLS or
chestra with all its former zip.adv.
Rummags sale, Universalist church
very, Thursday and Friday OF this
week Doors open from 2:30 until g.
adv
L. NJ. Keith of the Keith & Son Mon
umental works Of Putnam, Conn, ar
rived in the granite district yesterday
for few days business visit.
Mrs. James Duncan of Park street,
who for the past 10 days has been visit
ing in Springfield Mass, and New York
City, returned home last evening.
Why not patronize the cafeteria sup
per Wednesday Oct %, $3.50 to p. M,
First Baptist church? Entertainment
and sale after the supper -adv,
Boston bags in brown and black, IA
and Is inches, cowhide leather, 1925,
also ladies' and gents pocketbooks and
purses at Lander Cigar Store.-adv
Are you going to the cafeteria support?
Whereg First Baptist church When?
Wednesday, Oct. %, $3.50 to Z p. m.
Watch for later announcementsad
Mrs. Mary Colombo and daughter, Miss
| Elizabeth Colombo Of Columbia place are
visiting for the week end at the home
of Mrs. Colombo's aunt in Waterbury.
A daughter, Virginia Ruth, was born
Oct II to Mr.. and Mrs William D..
Parry Of Hartford, Conn, former Barre
residents, Mrs. Parry being remembered
as Miss Margaret Brown.
! George Pierce Of Washington received
telegram from Worcester, Mass, that
his brother, William Pierce, had died
Mr.. Pierce left this morning for Worces-
! ter. William Pierce WAS formerly cashier
in the Worcester postoffice.
Spaulding high school and Tosi's acad-
envy did not meet last evening as was
scheduled for them, as only few Of
Tosi's men were in shape to play and
three of them were in bad shape, name
ly: Keefe, lhb Bianchi, qb, and Thomp-
| son, RIB.
The Kreisler concert given at the Uni
versity of Vermont gymnasium in Bur
1 lington last evening was attended by o
great many Barre people, among whom
were Miss Bessie Spear, Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ Holden, Mrs. j. w. Carver, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bruce, Guy Andrews, Elmer
Scott n Barker, Elizabeth and Blanche
White and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w Pierce and
/ daughter, who have been attending the
centennial at Norwich university and
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Drew in Barre, have returned TO
their home in Waltham, Mass. where
/ Mr.. Pierce is connected with the Wal
than Evening News ne is a graduate
Of Norwich university In the class Of
1892.
James Hector, aged As and unmarried,
who went from Barre to Quincy, Mass,
about year ago, died at the home Of
his cousin, Mrs. Andrew Milne, jr, in
/ the latter city on Tuesday Of this week
and the funeral was held there to-day,
with interment at Quincy Mr. Hector
was well known in Barre, where he had
lived for many years and worked in the
granite industry, He lived on North
| Main street while in Barre