The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Shea's shoe sale adv. Page ADV.
Gloves and mittens, we have them
/ by the mile Lamorey's
See the values in millinery. Mrs.
Birnie, 4 Laurel street.
Hundreds of mems suits, sizes "a to
81; value S35 to $50; S25 at Lamorey's.
Miss Mildred Ainsworth of North
Montpelier visited friends in Barre
over the week end.
James Bennett, the ever popular ten
or, is to be heard at the Clan fair in
Clan Gordon hall.--adv.
Misses Helen 0'Keefe and Dorothy
Brown of Waterbury were visitors at
their respective homes over the week
end.
John Oltolini leaves tomorrow for
Newark, n j., having been secured as
salesman for wholesale granite
! firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LeClair of this
city left last Saturday night for New
port, N. H., where Mr. LeClair has
employment
Mrs. j. Peterson of Quincy Point,
Mass, has been visiting for the past
few days at the home of N. M Nelson
OF Merchant street.
The postponed meeting of the Ma
ture Study class will be held with Mrs
M. l.. Chandler Monday evening, Nov.
II; subject Spiders
James Meyette of Wells River. who
has been visiting for the past few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. karlos
Welch on the Plainfield road, has re-
turned to his home.
| Miss Elizabeth Greigston of Everett,
Mass, who for the past two weeks has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
cambridge of North Main street, re
turned to her home this morning,
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies union of the Presbyterian
church will be held Tuesday evening,
Nov. IL, at 1880 in the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Park, Bolster block, North
Main street.
Charles Colombo, who is captain of
the Tosi academy bowling team, issues
challenge to meet any bowler who
can knock down the pins in the $50
to-a-string" class on any alley, wish.
/ ing TO meet any Vermont bowler
| Please bring your rummage for the
sale at the Episcopal church vestry not
later than Wednesday afternoon, as
the committee will be there TO arrange
for the sale. which begins promptly at
| 10 a. m. Thursday Don't forget the
date the l3th.-ady
Tickets now on sale for the recital
1 by Marion Keller. Vermont's young
coloratura soprano, and Marjory
Crabbe, interpretatiye dancer, who ap,
pear at the Barre opera house Tuesday
evening, Nov IL under the auspices Of
the Barre Woman's elub-ady
! Mrs. Christina Smith and Miss
1 Sophia Macauley concluded duties as
mattresses at Hotel Vermont in Bur
lington Saturday and came to Barre to
pass a week at their homes before en-
tering the employment of Abernethy's
store in Burlington as clerks
/ Miss Ethel Morgan, assistant to DIR.
\ d. c. Jarvis, leaves tonight for Sara
nae Lake, n. Y During this week she
will be at the Truleau tuberculosis
sanitarium receiving instructions on
/ taking X-ray pictures of the chest.
DR. Jarvis recently returned from a
similar mission.
! Jesse j. Culver, chauffeur of the
Mill & Shield auto truck, who suffered
painful bruise and cut to his right
leg last Monday morning as he was
/ lowering half ton stone, which
pinned him between that and another
stone, il rapidly improving and expects
to return to work sometime during the
week.
/ Although the governor did not see fit
| to recommend that the 18th OF Noyem
Der be observed az a holiday to com
memorate the signing OF the armistice,
the evening will be made the occasion
of the first annual armistice ball of the
American Legion, Barre post, No. 10,
which will be held in Rowland hall,
and to which the public is cordially in
vited. Gilbertsons orchestra will fur,
nish music, and refreshments will be
served. Admission, Sis per couple
extra ladies, 50e adv.
Nearing the end of the Goddard sem
mary football season comes the game
tomorrow with the University of Yer
mont freshmen on the Goddard campus
at 3 o'clock. Coach Lcahey is putting
the boys through a vigorous practice
land drills on plays that will be used
in the game. The team is in fine shape,
although most of the practice for the
past week has had to be done i'm the
gymnasium. The boys are taking hold
TO clear the held and expect the grid
iron will be in fair shape for the
game. The Goddard boys win be up
against some of the men who played
for the red and white last year. The
freshies are in fine shape and have
seen some hard drills in the course of
the season at U. V. M. Several of the
Goddard players are in bad form, but
the squad is large enough SO stiff
team will be put against the freshmen