The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Watch this space.-ady.

Watch this space. adv.
For Sale-Heaters, ranges and furni-
ture 46 Maple avenue. Abram Fine.
Twenty-Five mems overcoats, bought
in June, arrived. Sadlier's, Keith ave-
nue.-adv
Take your clocks and watches to l05
Hill street and have them repaired
quickly. adv.
Methodist sale tomorrow and
Wednesday. Look for supper menu
elsewhere. adv.
Fine opportunity to sell your articles
through the Woman's Exchange. Con.
suit Mrs, O. j. Dodge adv.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80, o. h. s., for work, Wednesday even
ing, Nov 10, at 7:30 o'clock.
If in need of coats or suits, you
should attend D. J. Morse's 20 per cent
discount sale at Montpelier, -adv.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
! Granite City Bottling Works.--adv.
Largest line Of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. f. A. Priudle, Worthen block.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. Julia Richardson, 80 Jeffer-
son street, Tuesday, Nov is. Election
Of officers. All cordially invited.
James Mackie, who for the past week
has been on business trip in Philadel-
phia, Pa, in the interest of the Alex
ander & Co. granite supply firm, re-
turned Saturday night.
A regular meeting of the Ladies of
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday,
Nov. Is, at 1918 p. m. Initiation. Those
solicitors who have not reported to the
secretary please do so at this time
G. G. Leith, Rec. See.
Says Ludlow item in last weeks
Tribune: %. f. Davis, pharmacist at
Summers, is in receipt of an honorary
certificate from the National Associa-
tion Of Boards Of Pharmacy, emitting
him to registration before any board
of pharmacy in the United States,
without examination This honor comes
to him because of his long time and
appreciated connection with the state
and national associations Mr.. Davis
was q druggist in Barre for many
years,
G. Herbert Pape and sister, Miss
Alice Pape, are now established in their
new home at Keith avenue, having
moved from the residence Of Mrs.
Worthen on the same street which was
sold TO DIR. J. A. Wark. The G. Her
bert Pape insurance Office will also be
| located in the house at 0 Keith avenue,
which is just off North Main street
and directly in the rear Of the Rowland
| block The Office of supervisor of the
Z. S. census for the second district of
Vermont will be located at the same
address, Mr.. Pape being supervisor and
Miss Pape assistant.
A pleasant surprise was recently Civ.
en- Miss Ruby George, who for tire past
/ six weeks has been confined to her bed
at IA Elmore street 1t was in the
form Of sunshine bag, containing a
| bath robe from the Victory Loan club,
of which she was a member, a pair Of
house slippers and book from the
| employees Of the Wooworth store, a
small sum Of money and many other
| gifts from her many friends. Much
credit was given Misses Ruth Wood
cock, Genevieve Sullivan and Mary
! Stephen, who were the means Of max
ing the surprise great success.
Alderman Henry Alexander, who was
recently chosen as one of the repre-.
sentatives Of the Granite Cutters In
ternational association 20 assist in the
revision of the associations eonstitu-
ton, left Saturday night for Quincy,
Mass, where the work win be accom-
plished. Other representatives appoint
ed to sit at the revision table are
Alex W Russell of Quincy, Mass, Jo-
seph VIII of Hartford, Conn, Frank
Pisani Of Cleveland, o., r. A. Brown Of
Concord, n H., Thomas f. Cotter of
Providence, R. l., all representing the
Granite Cutters International associa.
ton. James Garyey Of Providence, r.
L, was chosen from the tool sharpeners
branch and Stephen Tinney of Quincy,
Mass, from the polishers The conven-
tion win begin Tuesday morning.
Jubilant over the Saturday afternoon
football game at Montpelier, which re-
suited in victory for Spaulding over
Montpelier high for the second time
this season, nearly 100 Spaulding stu
dents and alumni gathered at the
school in the evening COR celebration.
After dancing for a few minutes a
large crowd came to the downtown
districts, snake dancing cheering and
singing. After spending an hour at
this diversion, they returned to the
school assembly hall, where dancing
continued until 1890, In the absence
of Reardop's orchestra hastily or
ganized music team was secured for the
evening, with Miss Beatrice Papin at
| the piano, Charles Collins, violin, and