The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-18
TAX OF THE TOWN

Plenty new fall and winter coats
Lamorey.
Alton Weeks of Calais visited in Barre
| yesterday.
Henry DwineH of Marshfeld was a
business visitor in Barre yesterday,
Absolutely all-wool trousers, heavy
weight, sizes 30 TO 35, S., at Lamorey's
A new arrival of velour and velvet
hats to-day MIS-. Birnie, Laurel street.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius McCuen Of
Medford, Mass, returned home this
morning.
Dance, Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; gents 75c ladies free; Gilbcrtson's
/ orchestra. adv.
Miss Ethel Ayers of Richardson road
left yesterday for week END visit with
! friends in Burlington.
Mrs. G.. +. Mathieson of 10 Hill street
went to Waterbury yesterday afternoon
| for an indefinite stay with friend
! G. Barberi of this city left this aft
ernoon for Randolph, where he will spend
the week end at the horne of his uncle,
| L. Merusi.
! Mrs j. j. Austin, who has been visit
| ing friends and relatives in the city
| for few days has returned to her home
| in Granville.
A seyen-pound boy was born at the
Heaton hospital in Montpelier yesterday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Magnus
of Waterbury.
Bag day for the Barre City hospital
| Thursday, Oct %. Don't forget the
day, and be sure to have the filled bag on
the steps by o'clock.
Mrs. George Cook and son, who for the
past few weeks have been visiting with
relatives in Windsor, Conn, returned to
their home on Washington street last
sevening.
George r. Blake Of Liberty street and
Alex Anderson of Long street went this
morning with the Arab patrol team to
Montreal.
George Andrews, who has been con
fined to his home on South Main street
for the past week, was able to be out
yesterday
Important meeting Of all St Monicas
practitioners at n Of q. hall Sunday at
2:30 p. M A matter of vital Importance
is to be considered Be sure and attend
the meeting
Everybody's going to the q and | ball
Tuesday evening, Oct. u. to be held in
Rowland hall Fall in line for a happy
time and leave your troubles on the old
kitchen shelf adv
w Ray Tillotson Of Woronoeo, Mass,
returned to his home last night after
spending a week in this vicinity on bust
ness. MIR. Tillotson has purchased a
farm in MiddleseX and viii take pos
session soon
With dollar and girl, you can
whirl whirl, whTl at the Y and | ball in
the grand town hall, known as Rowland
hall For merry, merry spree and
happy jubilee, come all three, to hear
CAROLS orchestra Tuesday evening, Oct.
2l.adY,
Miss Bertha Dale, who for the past
three years has been employed as ste
nographer in the Office Of II. II. Patch
& CO., finished duties there to-day. Miss
Carrie Calcagni will take the place of
Miss Dale, and Harold White that Of
Miss Calcagni.
The manager OF the Tosi academy
football team received letter last even
ing which completes the arrangements
for a game between the stone crushersp
and the second team Of the University
of Vermont, which viii be staged on the
University campus in Burlington next
Saturday afternoon
Mr. aud Mrs David Faulkner who re
side at the so-calied Roben farm near
South Barre, purchased this property
from A. NJ Batchelder Of Barre vester-
day afternoon The deed, which was
signed at the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, through whom Inc sale was
made was passed yesterday afternoon.
This property consists Of three acres of
land. with a house and barn.
Michael O'keefe, jr,, James Carroll,
Mario Sassi and James Comolli have &C
ceptcd a contract with the, GUIDE Adver-
Using company Of New York to take a
tour through the South during the win
ter months erecting signs for the United
States Tire company This contract was
made with r. J Knappen, superinten
dent Of this~work, who at present is
erecting signs in this vicinity. The
Young men leave here Nov, l.
About SO members of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No IS, attended the dis
trict meeting Of district No. l3, held at
Painfeld last evening The Barre lodge
conferred the degree on two candidates.
Every lodge in the district was well rep
resented. including Barre, Williamstown,
Cabot and East Barre The Plainteld
lodge Pleasant Valley, No. ~, gave
banquet to the visiting lodges Ten of
the grand officers were present and dur
ing the evening gave a few interesting
remarks to the meeting.
Land's nine piece orchestra went to
Burlington last evening to play for the
dance in the university gymnasium Civ
en- by the Athletic association of the
college In this team Of musicians was
Fred Dusalt, a drummer who is widely
known in Massachusetts,, as the drum
mer for the four O'Brien brothers jazz
band. Mr. Dusalt is now playing regu-
larly with the Landi orchestra. James
"Cuddy" Duncan. the rag-time comedian,
also accompanied the party as the fea
ture performer of the evening.
Many people started for football game
this morning. Car after ear left the city
filled with football enthuasts, most
of whom directed their course either to
Hanover, n H., for the Penn State and
Dartmouth game, or Burlington, for the
New Hampshire State-U. V. NJ. game.
Others went to st. Johnsbury, where this
a f+arpoon Snal1ldino hioh school com