The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
TALK or THE TOWN
Read shea's Shoe adv, page s.

tor sale at Baileys Music Rooms
adv.
For the men who know Received
to-day a nice line of BIB pipes il
six shapes at Lander's Smoke Shop
adv.
Ralph w. Dafiine of Trow hill wen
to Cambridge, Mass, yesterday morn
ing to enter Harvard university will
the freshman class.
Plan to be on hand at the sale OF
the Ossola property on North MAR
street at auction Saturday Afternoon
at 9 o'clock, ID. A. Perry, auetioneer
For Saturday only, dark and light
percales at 81 cents a yard. Discount
on summer underwear and wolfe waists
New Dry Goods Store, Is Elm street
The Central Labor union of Barre
and vicinity will meet at carpenters
hall, Worthen block, Friday, Sept, %
at 1880. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. A. A. Favor of Spaulding street
and Miss Eva Marin of Laurel street
+, returned last evening from Springfield,
Mass, where they have been attending
the exposition.
Mrs. Fradd Of Hartford, formerly Of
Barre, has received word from an Ari-
| IONA hospital that her son, Harold, is
seriously i'll. Mrs. Fradd started last
night for the West.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bradbury have
returned to their home on Trow hill,
after delightful "trip over the Mo-
hawk trail to Athol, Mass, where they
visited Mrs. Bradbury's aunt for a
short time.
A committee consisting of Arthur L.
Averill, Henry Fl. Jackson, j. w
Stuart, Harry C. Fisher and Loren J.
Bell has been appointed to cooper.
ate with the Spaulding Athletic 1850.
citation for the promotion of athletics
in the high school.
The entire property known as the
0ssola property is to be disposed of at
auction Saturday afternoon at ?
o'clock. This has been divided into
five parcels and will be sold to the
high bidder. See description on page
of this issue. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan J. Jones,
who died Yesterday morning at her
home on Eastern avenue, will be held
from the house tomorrow afternoon
at $50, with burial in the family lot
in Elmwood cemetery. The Eastern
Star service will be used at the grave.
side.
About 40 young people gathered at
the Puricelli farm last evening for a
roasted corn and other refreshments,
games and story telling were in order.
Miss Edna Rossi caused much laugh
ter by her funny representations. The |
success of the affair was due to the |
efforts Of Messrs. Sasorossi and Puri' |
cell and Miss Margaret Tironi and |
Margaret and Leona Lsmperti
William Greig, a familiar figure in
Barre, and who during the past sum
mer has had large part in the beau
tifying OF the grounds surrounding the
Jones Bros. office building, left TO
day, accompanied by his wife, for
where they will sail on an
ALLAN line steamer for Glasgow, Scot
land. / ON Glasgow they expect to go
to Aberdeen and then out to Buchan.
Mr.. Greig's former home. They will
visit in Scotland until early in the i
yea, returning TO New York Tor
st p over on their way home.
Wednesday night, at the home of
Mrs. Ge'age Anderson, very pleas
ant evening was spent in honor of
Master Alex McHaffie, who leaves to.
Law with his mother for an extended
tour of Scotland. He was sent to the
house on pretext of an errand and
walked into the midst of his friends,
who were awaiting him. Games were
played and solos were sung by George
and Margaret Black Flor
snce Strachan entertained the party
with Highland step dancing. In be.
half Of the guests, Alice Anderson pre-
.ented the guest a gold signet ring
and a purse of money. Dainty re
ireshments were served and the party
broke up at a late hour, all present
wishing the guest an enjoyable trip.
The American Legion harvest ball,
,eld in Rowland hall last evening, was
! great success. If there had been
more people in the hall. dancing would
AVE been impossible More than us
ouples attended. Three little misses
erved the punch, Dorothy Mcmahon
Gloria Young and Loretta Papin
george Pratt. Louis Cook, Newell
'arker, Ernest Lafayette and Peter
iorgsn had charge of the whole at
air. The whole environment of the
all was one Of harvest time outside
big bright moon shining, and in
ide, pumpkins, cornstslks with deep
ed ears Of corn glstening temptation
o the boys old and young. Those
ural decorations. furnished by w. J
Iogers Of the Allen farm, dEaped all
arts of the hall except that part that
overed the great big banner Of Stars
nd Stripes. The flag. for which they
ought and won. looked Just as good
asst night. perhaps a little better. than
/ did on Nov II, 1918. armistice dsy
'arroll and FIVE comrades kept busy
rom $50 until o'clock this morning
nd. needless to say, lived up to their
equation as musicians Another dance
planned for Nov II Five imported
musicians viii augment the Carroll
rchestra. making a l2-piece orchestra
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