The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Barre CITY hospital bag day Nov. a.
Women's stockings, poe at shea s.
adv.
4 Burrs iewelry store will be open
Monday and Saturday nights until the
new year.-adv.
John Kilonis, Harry katron, Peter
Sturgis and Joe Shimkus, all wrestling
stars, at Montpelier armory election
night. also election returns.T-adv,
! A regular meeting of the Ladies,
| Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. ~, VIII
be held Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 7:l5 P. m.
] Balloting.
| Miss Mary Quinlan and Mrs, Carrie
| [. Ouinlan OF ~ North Main street
motored to Massachusetts Saturday TO
make Today business trip.
Andes stoves are the best. Largest
line new and second hand rahges and
heaters in Barre. Closing-out sale OF
oil stoves. Get prices. 4. A. Prlndle,
| Worthen block.
| Mrs. A. Bizzozero and daughter, Ter
esa, who until recently resided on High
Holborn street, are spending few
| DAYS with friends here, having arrived
! from New York City, where they now
live, Sunday evening.
Enrico Romano OF Pleasant street
! was among the several people to leave
| here Sunday night for New York City,
intending TO sail to Italy within the
next few days. He will 60 to Swltzer-
| land, his native home.
| Special election returns will be re-
ceived at the Eincitia club tonight,
when the club and the Barre Board Of
| Trade will keep open house to their
| members A buffet luncheon viii he
served during the evening.
Mrs. Eugenia Granger of Maple
Grove street left yesterday for Mont
real, p. O., to make her home with her
| daughters, Jeanette and Laura, now
holding responsible positions in the
Goodwin department store, Mrs Gran.
ger disposed of her household furnish
ings before leaving. Her niece, Mrs.
Emil Roy, who had been here for a
few days, visiting, accompanied Mrs.
Granger to Montreal and her home
Relative to the complaint made by
some of the Barre aldermen at the
meeting last week regarding the cost
of the city's fire department this year,
it should be stated that some of the
items in the expense account this year
were really brought over from last
wears contracts and plans. One of the
chief items of this years bill was pay
ment for the light chemical motor
truck, and also the equipment Of the
large truck with expensive tires, both
of which bills were contracted for last
year or projected last year. There
! have also been quite a number Of items
in connection with the replenishing Of
the departments equipment in the
central station, which were extra this
year.
Negotiations between the principals
and athletic coaches of Spaulding high
school and Goddard seminary within
the past 10 days give reason to be
lieve that the football teams represent
ing the schools will contest for city
honors about Nov. 10. Perhaps that
10 to some may be an objectionable
date, Vet il seems the only possible
date that Spaulding can meet THE
team, and in order to do so Montpelier
high schools management must be
willing TO change the date of the see
ond Spaulding Montpelier game. In
order to bring these schools back to-
gether in athletics the policies Of the
seminary in athletics had to be com
pletely overhauled and have been since
the arrival of Principal Dawson. lie
proposes to have a team represent the
school on that date that conforms IN
every way to the schoolmasters' rules
Of Vermont, under which nearly every
high school in the state has been play
ing Of late years. And, furthermore,
every player representing the school
has got TO meet the standards Of schol-
arship. The alumni athletic council Of
Spaulding il highly in favor of the
game under these circumstances and.
like nearly everybody in this vicinity.
i anxious to see these teams compel
ing once again on the gridiron, m
basketball or in baseball For 10
years they have been separated sim
ply because Of sharp differences.