The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


bvteran church on Dec. 3.--adv
Suits at one fourth the original
price at Morse's, Montpelier
All out for the dance at Rowland
hall to night Music by the Oriental
| Six.-adv.
Closing out hats regardless OF cost
for the rest of this month. Mrs. II.
A. Witham.
Frank Cardi of Center street went
to Plattsburg, N. y, yesterday for
a few days stay.
Have your batteries stored for the
winter at the Willard Service Station,
Palace garage.-adv.
D. Winifred Smith is passing the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Smith, of Perry street.
| The purple consulate will meet on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
John McRae Members please bring
! work.
A. A. Smith of Montreal is stopping
with his brother, Donald Smith, Of
Perry street, while in town on bust
ness for few days.
Phone your order early for sweet
cider for your dinner Delivery in city
in five gallon lots or more, SOC per gal
lon. Tel. 365-W. r. X Bailey.
The annual meeting of Glenugie club
will be held in Clan Gordon hall Mon
day evening at 7 o'clock. Let all mem
hers be present. Per order president
Misses Doris and Corinae Eastman
have returned to Mt. Holyoke college,
having spent the Thanksgiving recess
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cave, ir.
A. Abbiatti OF p Beckley street a
carver and letter cutter, has found
employment with the Miami Granite
| Co, Of Piqua, O., and for that city left
yesterday afternoon.
Illustrated lecture on "Patriarchal
Life in Palestine" at Universalist
church, Sunday, p. m. Mr.. Mackay
will lead the singing and viii sing a
solo The public inyited.-adv.
Mrs. f. L. Thorpe of Lisbon, n H.,
arrived in Barre last evening, having
! been called by the sudden change for
the worse in the condition of her ia
Their, Rev +. Wilmot Cummings, who
passed away before Mrs. Thorpe
reached dDTIc.
Miss Ruth Veino, Miss Lucy Lue.
china and guest Miss Isabel Brock
way of Montana, who passed Thanks
giving with relatives in this city, re
turned yesterday afternoon to the Uni
versity of Vermont, where they are
members Of the freshman class.
In Fridays Burlington Free Press
there was printed an article on an all
star Vermont eleven picked from the
college football team in Vermont this
fall. The author of the article defines
his team as one which he believed
would meet the approval of most of
the football experts in Vermont. a
name on the list of interest to Barre
people was that of Bart" Clarity, a
former Goddard football and baseball
star of three years back, and mem
Der of the University football teams
for the past two years. Clarity has
been assigned to a position at right
tackle. Concerning him the author
saws. Clarity is one of the hardest
fighters on any eleven in the state and
has held his own with the best men in
the game this season." Clarity is a
sophomore at Vermont this year. The
personnel of the all-star team includes
three Norwich men, four Vermont
men and four Middlebury men, and is
as follows: Re, Hyland (Nl; rt, Gar
rity, tVl: rg, Hargolski (V); c, Ed
wards tN); lg, Keppler (Ml; 1t, Mead
tMl; lie, Semansky tN1; Oh. Quaek-
enbush (Ml; RIB, Ashley (Ml; lib,
Smith tNl; fb, johnson w. Left
halfback Smith is Montpelier man,
and will be remembered ss a star on
Montpelier high school teams few
years ago.
The annual prizes awarded by the
Barre Golf club are now on exhibition
in a show window of the Marion ei-'
gar store Eight men of the club are
entitled to the cups. which will be
awarded at the annual meeting OF the
club next Wednesday evening. Dec. |,
at the city court room. The honors
cover number of tournaments which
have taken place during the summer,
weekly tournaments for both spring
and autumn. monthly qualifying tour
naments, and the annual tournament.
The majority of the prizes have to do
with the annual tournament held at
the links beginning Saturday, Sept 4
and ending on the following Saturday,
Sept H. Only one ladies cup was
offered this season, that being for the
winner Of the weekly tournament. The
awards will be made as follows
Championship, James Murray; runner
up for the championship, ] +. Walsh,
also winner of the low gross in the
annual tournament; winner of the los
ing eight of the first sixteen, David
Stuart, who also was runnerup in
the monthly qualifying tournament;
winner Of the second sixteen. George
Rand; winner of the losing eight of
the second sixteen, John Cooper, also
winner of the low net in the annual
tournament; spring weekly tourna
ment, Alfred Brew; autumn weekly |
tournament. James Freeland; monthly |
qualifying tournament, John Mercer;
ladies weekly tournament, Miss NJ.
Leith.
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