The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Ralph Tobn of Academy street is
visiting for a few days in Boston.
Regular monthly meeting of Sons Of
Veterans auxiliary Wednesday evening,
Sept "a, at o'clock
Public auto to either Washington or
st. Johnsbury fairs. Notify Barre garage
Tor Buzzell hotel.adv.
/ A regular meeting of st Johns court,
| c. 0. f., will be held Thursday evening
ut Z o'clock. Initiation.
/ Albert Sector of Barre re- entered God
I dard yesterday and is out for football
| in his old position in the back field.
Mrs. c. NJ Halves and niece, Miss An
nette Battle, of Spaulding street are
visiting for a few days in Moretown.
Miss Emily Benedict, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Barre,
returned to-day to her home in Boston,
Mrs. Arthur Plasse of Bradford was
brought Monday to the Barre City hos
pital, where she underwent slight OPP
| Grafton.
Alex Straiton has returned from West
! Springfield, Mass, after attending the
granite exhibit at the Eastern States ex-
position.
Twenty-six, instead of twenty, as
stated yesterday, of the Goddard semi
nary class Of 1919 are attending college
| this fall.
r. G. /, C, will meet with Mrs. Or.
vile Wslbridge Saturday evening, Sept
81 A debate has been prepared on THE
Daylight Question"
! At the musical program this evening
in X. of C. hail. Miss Dorothy Humphrey
will accompany little Miss Prize in her
highland dance.-adv.
Leonard Thompson of Springfield ar.
rived in the city last evening to remain
for few days, visiting with friends
before re.entering U. V. NJ in Burling
| ton.
The primary promotion class will meet
at the Congregational church Thursday
night immediately after school. Parents
are asked TO take notice and see that
the children come.
Paul Restelli has returned to his duties
with the Barre Electric company, after
being absent about three weeks, suffer
ing from sprained ligaments in his thigh.
| Goddard night school opened last even
! ing, with % students pursuing COM
mercial training. Nearly all are taking
! typewriting and eight are taking short
hand, and many the bookkeeping course.
After chapel exercises yesterday at
Goddard, Captain Guy Varnum and Lieu
tenant Neil Hooker met about Is OF the
students who had been in the service and
talked to them about the American Lee
gion.
Coach Clyde Engle of the University Of
Vermont, Edward MeGinnis. former
teacher at Goddard, and Captain Har.
rington of the z. V. NJ football team,
stopped at Goddard seminary last night
on their return from Boston
Young men TO leave for Burlington
and the University of Vermont this
morning were: Richard Bruickshank,
Charles Furey. who enter as freshmen,
Frank Lawliss, Clarence and Alden
Burke and Ralph Smith, sophomores.
Il The Brookside Community club win
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the schoolhouse, Fast Montpelier road
Friday evening, Sept. 26 Members
please come prepared to pay quarterly
dues. Ice cream and cake will be served
and it is hoped there may be large
attendance.
An enjoyable corn roast was held at
the Purieelli farm last evening, about
25 couples being present. Refreshments
Of cake, coffee and ice cream were
served, and the evening was spent in
roasting corn, telling stories, playing
games, music, etc The affair was in
charge of L. Ssssorossi, A. Berini and
John Frontini, assisted by Miss Margaret
Lamperti and Miss Josephine Colombo.
One Of the finest pieces of monumental
sculpture ever produced in granite was
carefully boxed and set for shipment
yesterday at the Hoyt & Milne Depot
square manufacturing plant. This beau
tiful piece of granite art, large cross
and life-like angel upon a double base,
is almost an exact duplicate Of the DR..
1 J. Henry Jackson memorial standing in
Elmwood cemetery. Col, H. +. Parker Of
Bradford publisher OF the Bradford
| Opinion, and prominent umberman of
/ Vermont and New Hampshire, was the
| purchaser of this select piece Of work,
which viii commemorate, among others,
Mr. Parkers son, Lee. who died in the
service of the United States navy during
the great world war 1t will be erected
in the Bradford cemetery soon. Mr.. Park
err is completely satisfied with the monu-
ment, the contract Of which was placed
in the hands of f. T. Cutler of Barre and
who later accepted the bid of the Hoyt
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