The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-14
TALK or THE TOWN
attend Shea's big shoe sale.

For Sale-lleaters, ranges and furni-
ture,S 46 Maple avenue Abram Fine,
Have You seen d. j. Morse's line of
coats and dresses at 2224 State street,
Montpelier?
Don't forget the young and old folks
dance tonight, s TO IL, Foresters hall,
Worthen block adv.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
| light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works,-adv
There viii be a meeting of the Yer
/ mont Poultry association in the city
court room Friday evening at 1880
The amusement committee of the
Odd Ladies will meet with Mrs Alfred
/ Milne Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
| Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. Z. A, Prindle. Worthen block
Scissors, safety razors, blades and
plain razors sharpened to cut like new
Leave at or mail to browns Drug
| Store.
You viii delight in seeing the little
| folks in the Tom Thumb wedding at
the Presbyterian church tonight at 8
o'clock adv.
| For Sale-Oak divan, china closet
used only short time; cheap if taken
at once. Edward Anderson, 100 Wash
| ington street.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pike, Harold
] Pike and DIR. H. c. HOLSTER Of Marsh
| field were among the business visitors
in Barre yesterday.
i ,rn,n ,,,opar yar tbo Ionn1 ~
flee of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., left this morning for Burlington
for few days business visit
Elmer Brown and son, Paul, were re-
cent visitors at j. II. Aelly's, upper
| Prospect street, while on their way to
their new home in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. S. C. Smith of Worcester, Mass,
returned to her home Monday, after a
three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
j. Fl. Kelly of upper Prospect street.
Thomas Wagner, superintendent Of
the Burlington district Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., has been
visiting for the past few days at the
local office.
Harry Mason left last night for Leb-
anon, n H., where he was called by the
serious illness of his brother, Elmer
Mason. Mrs. Mason also left to-day
for the same place.
The school children Of the public
schools have made number of posters
for the Woman's club lecture next week
and they are being shown in the win
dows along Main street.
Plan to take supper at the Method.
ist church next Tuesday The many
good things served by the ladies will
certainly please you. See Mondays
paper for menu Price, 35c; children
under II, 25e. adv.
Mrs. s. c. Smith Of Waterbury, who
has been a recent visitor in this city,
went the first OF the week to Middlesex
to visit her brother, V. A. Dillingham;,
before going to New York City to visit
her son, Howard Martin Smith.
/ Notice-All comrades of r. b. Gran
dali post are requested to meet at their
post room Saturday, Nov. Is. at the
usual hour to act on the following
propositions: tl) to see ii the post viii
vote to disband, t2l if they so vote, TO
see what distribution will be made of
funds that may be in the bank, 81 TO
do any other proper business. Per or
der G, |. Beckley, commander.
i Fully aware of the fact that Mont
pelier high school has good football
team, Coach Robert Ross of Spaulding
has formed his plans accordingly in the
past few days for his understudies. To-
morrow afternoon at o'clock on the
Montpelier seminary campus Spauldng
high and Montpelier high will meet
again for the second and last time this
season. The first game was staged
here in Barre, Spaulding winning the
score Of 20 against Montpelier's 4
Though the Spaulding team has figured
in one game this week with Burlington
high, the team to 20 into the field to.
morrow is considered the heaviest and
strongest of the season. The best man
for every position on the squad is in
good condition. Should Spaulding win
this game she will then have a Just
title to the championship Of northern
Vermont Thus far there have been
seven school games played the first, a
victory against st. Johnsbury at Barre
$50; the second with Burlington at
Burlington, resulting 90; the next at
st. Johnsbury, with st. Johnsbury
academy, resulting in another tie game
l2-l2; with St Adams at Barre 200
in favor of Spaulding; with Montpelier
high at Barre, 20-7; and the next with
St Adams, wherein the tandem play
used by Spaulding was ruled out OF
the game, resulting in the first defeat
for Spaulding, 1876; and the last with
Burlington high here Wednesday OF
this week resulting $40 in favor Of
Spaulding. The total points Of the
seven games is 1870 for Spaulding and
AZ for their opponents. Spauldinl
bases her claim on the championship
providing she wins tomorrow, on the
fact that St Adams, her chief com
petitor, has played neither Montpelier
high nor st. Johnsbury high two Of
the strongest schools here in the north
At present, correspondence is inter
changing with Prin, Hunt Of Spauldinl
and the principal of the Rutland higi
school. This school offered guarantee
about week ago of 1925 for game tx
be played at Rutland on Thanksgiving
| day. The sum was considered INSULT
Gent to meet the expenses of the tril
! and guarantee of $3.50 has since beer
! offered. 1t is quite probable that thi
game will be played Rutland is tn
! superior aggregation of the southern
: part of the state
: Program Clan Fair Saturday Night.