The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
TALK OF TIL TOWN

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one cent sale announcement.-adv.
The girl scouts of the Methodist
church will hold a special meeting to
night at 1880.
Election night, Montpelier armory
boxing, wrestling and election returns
DAILY a Meigs, promoters.-adv.
Long -distance and general trucking
( all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
ktling Works. Call 7i6-M or 746.W.-
adv.
Rev. Eugene Cray of Brandon re.
turned to his parish Saturday after
visiting for a few days with Rev. p. NJ,
| McKenna of Summer street.
A special car will be run to Barre
after the Shimkus Gardner bout at the
armory in Montpelier Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. %. The indications point to
a big attendance.
The next meeting of the Barre
Woman's club, under the direction of
the home economic department, will
be held Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 2:30 p.
M, in Clan Gordon hall, Bolster block.
Members please note change in date.
Also bring plate and fork. Guest tick
cts may be procured at the door.
Maccabees, attention.! The state
rally will be held at Rowland hall
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week,
with meetings on Tuesday at 2 and
1880 p. m. Wednesday forenoon at
$3.50 and evening at 1880. 1t is hoped
that every Maccabee member will at
tend.
Probably 100 Barre people attended
the Dartmouth Syracuse game at Han
over, n. H., Saturday afternoon.
Among the number were Mr.. and
Mrs. James b. Carswell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Kelly, Joseph Annette, Nance
McCray, Charles Mccarthy, Peter Ma
berini, Ralph Davis, Douglas Clark,
Sanford Harrington, James Higgins,
James Booth, Athol Bell, Andrew Guth-
rie, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Alexander,
Clarence Burke, Miss Lorraine Loran-
ger, Clyde Lawliss and Maurice Wat
kins.
w. II. Messer of Richardson. street,
who is supervising the construction OF
large granite plant in Northfelds
passed the week end with his family re
turning TO Mortified this morning.
The shed is being erected by the n.
Pelaggi 4 Co, granite plant to replace
the shed destroyed by fire and light
ming during the early summer. The
shed will be the longest straight shed
in the entire granite district. measur-
ing 4l2 feet and will be 80 feet wide.
a Acton travelling crane is to be in
At the home Of Miss Anita Bernas
conf, II Vine street, Saturday eve
ming, about 40 friends gathered in
honor of her Goth birthday anniyer'
sary. A three piece orchestra and a
~victrola furnished the music of the
evening. and the playing of games and
made the time pass very pleas
antly. Refreshments of ice cream
AXE, waters, candy and punch were
including a beautiful birthday
AXE, given by Mrs. Tulsa Mistrangelo.
the guests departed the host
,ss was presented a handsome silk UNI
and a gold bracelet. The party
up at a late hour, wishing Miss
B~ernasconi many more happy birth
laws. Several from out of town were
present, including friends from Water
Jury and Montpelier.
James Babe" Frugone, the Syracuse
lalfback, No. p, who starred in the
saturday game against Dartmouth,
listed his aunt, Mrs. Eugenia Maber-
nj, of 8 Foss street Yesterday, re
last night by train to SYRIA
use. Frugone was the mystery man
+ the game. few knowing who he was
leeause he had been a substitute half
ack all the season and was playing
is first game at quarter. "Brainv"
the sterling quarterback of
he Dartmouth football squad, one Of
he few football players being watched
V the national scouts as a candidate
pr an all American team. accompanied
Watkins to this city Satur-
ay night TO be his guest over the
eek end, and returned to-day to Han :
YER. I
The solid blow Of the Volstead act :
not only felt by admirers of strong I
ines, whiskey. etc, but by the indulg !
Of sweet cider, for such cannot he !
I'D by anyone after il is three days Z
The law holds that cider isn't !
yeet after that time and that's why !
,ople living in the cities, and Barre =
.pecially. have not heard the elder :
shouting "Swe-e-e-t cider, z
re cents a quart" In the first place ::
-ery farmer who desires TO sell cider :
placed under $1,000 bonds. conse- 2
lently only a few farmers are making :
der this year. The apple crop was :
r below normal in this section, or :
'rhsps il should be said that this VA Z
It the "apple year" for Vermont. At 3
rate there is not a cider supply. .
nose farmers who are operating their Z
ier presses this wear find it necss- :
~ to charge double the price Of for Z
er years. 30 cider is selling at 40 \
nts a gallon instead Of 20, and ito \
i a. e. = IL .