The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Dora j. Blouin left this morning
for Springfield, Mass, where she has Sc
cured clerical position
Miss Ella Hoyt of Chazy, N. Y, is
I visiting at the home of Miss Marjorie
| Andrews of Maple Grove street.
Miss Ruby Bradbury, who teaches
school in East Calais, spent the week end
at the home of her mother in Barre.
L. NJ Laws, manager of the Barre
! Candy Kitchen, left yesterday for Bos
ton, where he will visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0'Brien will open their
bakery Tuesday, Sept. %, at 40 Keith
avenue. They solicit your patronage lad.
Mrs. Janet Clark, who lives with her
niece, Mrs. H. Dingwall, and who suffered
a shock short time ago, does not get
any better.
Nick Stroutsos Of the Stroutsos shoe
shining parlor has returned from a
weeks vacation spent in Buffalo, n Y,
and Boston.
Mrs. George Delford and Mrs. Walter
Quincy Of 0rfordville N. H., are visit
ing their nephew, Charles Smith of South
Main street
Miss Josephine Fontana of Central
street returned this morning TO her
school in Ryegate, after spending the
week end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wood, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Hills, left for their home in
Worcester, Mass, to-day.
Mrs. John Keleher and daughter, Ma
ME, have returned to Bethel after visit
ing few days at the home of James
Sullivan Of Brooklyn street.
Miss Emily Dodge, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs L. b. Dodge, went to Burlington
this morning to enter the freshman
class at the University of Vermont.
Miss Louise Canton Of Maple avenue
arrived home Saturday from three
weeks pleasure journey with relatives
and friends in Massachusetts and Con-
necticut.
Special meeting Of X. of C. Tuesday
evening, Sept. %, at 1880. A very inn
portant matter will come before the
meeting and every member is asked to
be present.
Clifton Kelly, waiter at Jacks res.
taunt on Depot square, resumed his du-
ties this morning after an absence of a
week, which he spent with friends in
Queen City park
Important Special meeting Of Bright
Star Rebekah lodge, No. Is, this Mon
day. evening at 7 80 o'clock Every Of
ficer is requested TO be present, as there
is important business.
A Joint meeting of the ladies' auxiliary
and Clan Gordon No. IL, amusement com
mittees viii be held in the clan rooms
in Miles granite block, room IL, on Tues
day evening at Z o'clock,
Ralph Smith and Clarence Burke, soph-
ignores OF the University of Vermont
went to Burlington to-day by automobile
to make the necessary preparations for
their re.entrance TO college work.
Miss Gladys Turner returned, yester.
day to Burlington, where she has been
employed the past year as a stenowaph.
err, after passing her vacation at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald NJ Leith and
Mr.. and Mrs William Murray, WHO have
been spending the past week with rela
tives here, returned to their home In
Kingston, n. y, yesterday, making the
trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ledward of Con
EUEus N H., tAIt IOAllltl Vi NIglAl II WI
neeted with the New England Granite
Co, are visiting at the home Of Mayor
and Mrs. L. G. Glysson, having come &
Barre by automobile.
Passports for eight Italians were re
eeived in this city last week and haC
: telling effects, for when the midnight
train whstled out Of the local station
! Saturday night the eight Italian citizens
were bound for their native land.
| Gelsi Monti has returned to his home
| here for few days before returning Il
| Boston university to continue the study
of law During the summer he has beer
canvassng through New York and Penn
| sylyana as an agent for several maya
zine publishing companies.
| Mr.. and Mrs John B. Kelly of Liberty
| street and Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Burke
of Summer street completed Saturday
| night an extended automobile tour
| through New York state. lower Canada
| and northern Vermont. While away they
attended the Malone, N. H., fair, visitet
! at Plattsburg and later Montreal,
Miss Fanny G. Perry, formerly super
visor of drawing in the Barre public
schools, was married at the home of he
1 UATPHASs MI anu MIS- BhAllti " . D NAt
in Nashua, N. H.. Saturday evening t.
\ Giles f. Landers of Cataumet, Mass.
Rev. William II. Morrison of the Univer
salist church of that place being the Of
fciating clergyman Mr. and Mrs Ian
\ ders will make their home in Cambridge
\ Mass. Mrs Landers was successful
supervisor Of drawing while in Barre
She resigned her position during tin
middle Of the last school year.
The initial game Of the Spaulding higi
\ school football team against the alumni
team resulted in a defeat for the young
er and inexperienced players with th'
score 26 to 6. Though defeated, Coacl
Ross was entirely satisfied with Thu
\ showing of the candidates, for they dis
played considerable aggressive worl
against their towering opponents. Thei
only asset was training against thu
speed, weight and experience of thei
antagonists. Many fans turned out 70
the practice game, showing much of tn
old football spirit Nearly every candi
\ date Of the high school team was givel
an opportunity to play against the olde
/ men, who endeavored to acquaint then
with few of the intrcacies of the sport
I AT the first kick off these men were line
: UP for play with the alumni; John Cor
] don fullback, T. Tomssl right hafback
Ralph Smith, left halfbsck, Nesoi
: Browne quarterback, P. Eager center, {
4 Marion left guard, H. Venetti RICH
: guard, Ed. Carroll left tackle, s. MORT
I mer right tackle, N. Gordon, right en-
and M. Wiley left end. r. CruickshanI
! and w McHugo entered the game later
The high school team consisted o
: Murphy as center, Belville, left guarC
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