The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Spooks Mystery rooml Presbyte-
rian church Thursday night.--adv.
Fancywork, aprons and food on sale
at the Congregational fair Nov. and 5.
adv.
Dance, armory hail. Montpelier,
i Wednesday and Saturday evenings;
/ CAROLS orchestra adv.
Those wishing Spaulding Marches,
Proposal and Knowledge" by Mrs.
Dean H. Perry, may secure them now
at Bailey's Music Rooms--adv.
Plan to attend the fine concert to be
| given Nov. 4 at the Congregational
churAh, in connection with the annual
fair to be held Nov. and 5.-adv.
Miss j. p, Nourse, manager Of the
Adams Co. store, left this morning for
New York, where she will remain dur
ing this week, in the interests of the
store.
Miss Amelia Andreoletti of the
Woolworth store finished her duties in
that store to-day and will begin work,
as clerk, in the +, u. Ladd Co. store to-
morrow.
The Universalist ladies are to hold
their annual sale Nov. 20 and 81. Win
all the ladies connected with the church
please bear this in mind and plan to
contribute ?adv.
Peter Corey of Prospect street left
Saturday for Burlington with his
daughter, Miss Lena, where at the
Mary Fletcher hospital she underwent
serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Hebard of Ran
dolph and Miss Frances Hebard OF
Montpelier were guests at the home
of 5. D. Allen of Franklin street from
Friday until this morning.
children's concert will be given nm.
der the auspices Of Ruth chapter, No
33, o. 4. s., at the Masonic hall this
Tuesday evening at 1880. Members,
their children, visitors and parents of
children taking part cordially invited
Miss Greig of North Billerica, Mass,
arrived home Saturday night, having
been called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. William Greig of South
Barre. Mrs. Greig met with an auto
accident one week ago, but is reported
a little on the gain.
The Goddard seminary freshman
class organized in a meeting last even
ing. John Gaughan of Holyoke, Mass, |
was made president of the class and
Miss Lillian Avery of Barre vice -presi
dent. Miss Mildred Mckenzie of Gran. |
iteville was elected secretary.
Reuben Hudson, manager of the |
Western Union telegraph Office in this
city has returned to his duties after |
taking a weeks vacation. Wilfred Led
den OF Montpelier, who has been sup |
plying in that office for the past week
has returned TO his duties in the Mont /
pelier office.
Reports of new corporations formed /
under the Massachusetts laws include |
the Barre Theatres, Inu, 18th head
quarters given as Boston, eut which
was formed to take over moving pie
ture interests in Barre The papers
were filed Oct. ii, and the capital stock
is $4,000, or 5000 shares at 500 each.
The directors are Alfred s. Black Of
Rockland. Me-, president and treasur-
er, and Herman A. Mintz and William
r. Scarritt, jr.
The Goddard football team held light
practice yesterday afternoon and will
hold practice this afternoon. Scrim-
images WI be played nearly every
night this week, as both of the teams
have teams to meet this week. The
first team will play the return game
with the st. Michael's team And
game for the second team has been ar
ranged with a town eleven for the
middle of the week. Goddard will meet
The St. Michae's team Saturday on the
home grounds.
AT the home Of Mrs. George Fowlie
IF South Main street II young lady
friends of Miss Bertha Dale were in
gited last evening by Mrs. Fowlie to
Inner served in honor Of the approach
ng marriage of Miss Dale to Clyde Il.
Cook of Boston, which takes place
Tuesday evening, Nov. A, at the young
adys home The dinner prepared by
Mrs Fowlie was served by Misses
Emma Fowlie and Mary Stephens. The
evening was passed very enjoyably
With several musical selections, In be-
lalf Of the group Mrs Fowlie presented
he guest beautiful japanese lunch
'on set. h