The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

week
The latest styles, best of quality low
est possible prices. Mrs. Brine, 4 Laur-
ell street.-adv.
The Spaulding march and selections
Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Mrs. Allie owen and Mrs. Jeanne Milne
are visiting friends and relatives in
Washington for few days.
Special chicken dinner at Williams
town inn Sunday. Served from 1890 till
o'clock; 81 per plate.-adv.
The first consignment of Page and
Shaw's celebrated chocolate have been
received at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
adv.
Worlds series baseball games repro
duced play for play on Paragraph, 3 p.
m. every day at city hall, Montpelier
| adv.
| Carlo Bardossi and Isabella Monti will
| be married this afternoon at o'clock by
| Justice of the Peace James Maekay at
| 20 Foss street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lager of Platts-
burg, n Y, who have been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs Fred Lord of East Barre, re-
turned ito their home to-day.
! Edward Simonds of Aver street leaves
to-day for his home in Bradford, where
he viii join Mrs. Simonds. They will
visit there over the week end.
Mario Barberi and Garibaldi Barberi,
two popular cornetists, went to Richmond
! this morning to play at the welcoming
home celebration this afternoon.
xv9Sy 81 ha hon - "a
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Feliee Franz, for a
few days, Leo Franzi returned to Bos-
ton yesterday, where he is employed
D. F Gregory Of Maple Avenue farm
is entertaining as guests his brother-in-
law, j, H Montgomery Of Plattsburg,
n Y, and l.. C.. Wheelock and c. H.
Newcomb of Albany, H. Y.
Charles A. Nutbrown, who has just re-
turned from Canada with his bride, ex
tends an invitation to all of his friends
to attend the reception which he will
give tonight in East Barre.
Percivai G.. Manning of Boston who
has been stopping with friends in this
city for the past two weeks, leaves to-
night for Philadelphia, Pa, to begin
work Monday for the Bethlehem Ship
building corporation.
Perley Young was pleasantly surprised
at his home on Warren street last even
ing by 30 of his friends Games, music
refreshments and dancing occupied the
time of all of his friends, who presented
to him a silk umbrella
Miss Angie Buzz of Blackwell street
Miss Gladys johnson Of Division street
Miss Brolet Borg Of North Main street
and Miss R. Booth have returned from
Whitefeld, n H., where they have been
working during the summer months
Mrs. George Cook of Washington
street joined by her mother, Mrs Elmer
Cate, and Mrs Bernard Cate OF Green's
boro, who came to Barre yesterday, left
this morning for a two weeks visit with
Mrs. F, w, Hutchinson in Windsor,
Conn.
Georgianna MIDGET, representative p
+. Bonney's Sons, $40 Washington street,
Boston, viii take orders for coats, capes,
suits, ready.to-wear dresses, etc. Prices
reasonable Goods on approval. Salts
faction guaranteed Tel. 47W, 80 Park
street, adv
George A. Jones, one of the old vet.
Grams Of the old Co G OF the 9th Yer
mont regiment, which fought in the Civil
war has, together with his wife, been the
guest of T. l.. Smith aud wife Of West
street. They came from Shelburne,
Mass to attend the reunion of this regi.
ment in Montpelier during the past
week where Mr.. Jones met eight Of his
comrades Of the old Co, G. They returned
10 their home to-day.
The ladies aid Of the Baptist church
will have their harvest dinner and supper
Tuesday, Oct Z. Menu for dinner: Boiled
dinner, Indian pudding, mince, apple and
pumpkin pie, white and brown bread,
pickles, cheese, doughnuts, tea and cof.
fee Price, 35c. Served from II to 1870
Menu for supper: Meat and vegetable
hash, pies, doughnuts, hot rolls. Price
SOC. Served from $3.50 to 6. The Unitus
GLASS win hold sale also Tuesday after
noon and evening of plain and fancy ar
ticles.-ady.
A short circuit in the wiring of the
Martin & Nye automobile truck, No.
6237, which was standing at the corner
of Elm and Summer streets this morn
the driver when flames burst forth from
the hood. An eye witness of the hazard
Gus situation lost no time in summoning
the regulars of the department, who went
to the scene but found that Mr. Martin
had suppressed the flames by smothering
them with an old coat Comparatively
slight damage was done by the flames,
and that was confined to the wiring of
the car.
A farewell party was given last even
ing in the South Barre hall for Wendell
Dudley, who is leaving Monday for the
West. The evening was spent in dancing
and enjoying the concert given by the
talented musicians present. Harold Fall
coner and Leonard McIver rendered a
pleasing cornet duet, Alex Jeffrey played
the guitar and John Xaiz the violin.
The hall was decorated in red, white and
blue In behalf of the many friends of
Mr. Dudley, Harold Donahue presented
him travelling bag. Light refreshments
were served The party danced until
/ o'clock and then babe farewell to Mr..
Dudley.
The St. Johnsbtry academy football
team arrived here early this afternoon
ready for the contest at o'clock with
Spaulding high school at the Lincoln
campus. This is the first clash in Barre
between two school football teams in
two years. Season tickets good for four
home games, are being sold to-day and
may be secured at the grounds this aft
ernoon. Baseball bleachers heretofore
placed at the eastern end of the field
have been removed to the center of the
sidelines, and the field roped off. This
work as we'll as that Of marking off the