The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


Chickenpie supper served at Pres
| byterian church on Dec. 3.--adv.
| Special prices on genuine pearls, dia.
monds and rubies at Burr's jewelry
>tore.--adv.
Dance and supper at East Montpel
ire Thursday night, Dee 2. Dudley's
| orchestra adv.
Have your batteries stored for the
winter at the Willard Service Station
| Palace garage.-adv.
Mrs. w. G. Greenwood and Mrs. H
| A. McCauley of Mortified were visit.
ors in Barre on Saturday.
Mrs, l.. H, Thurston of 1853 Seminary
street is Waiting her daughter, Mrs
+. f. Pelkey of Chicopee, Mass.
Miss Mildred O'Herin returned te
Burlington yesterday after spending
the holidays with friends and relatives
In the city.
Miss Marion Burbank returned from
Wilmington Sunday, where she has
been spending the Thanksgiving re.
cess with friends.
Mrs. Annie Hale and daughter, Miss
Mary Hale. of Hale street went tc
New York City Saturday night, where
they will spend the winter.
Phone your order early for sweet
| cider for your dinner. Delivery in city
in five gallon lots or more, SOC per gal
Ion. Tel 385-W. r. X. Bailey.
The annual meeting of Glenugie club
| viii be held in Clan Gordon hall Mon
day evening at o'clock. Let all mem
bers be present. Per order president
Miss Mildred Wark, teacher in the
public schools in Burlington, spent the
| Thanksgiving recess at the home OF
her brother, Dr. j. A. Wark, of Keith
avenue.
Shelburne Campbell, medical stu
dent at the University of Vermont in
Burlington, who visited friends in
Barre over the holidays, returned to
Burlington Saturday
d. Winnifred Smith, who has been
spending the holidays at his home on
Perry street, returned to New Haven,
Conn. Saturday afternoon, where he
is member of the senior class at
Yale university
Albert Lyons of Highland avenue,
accompanied by Harold Taintor, who
has been his guest over the holidays,
returned TO Hanover, n. H., Sunday
to continue his studies in the junior
class at Dartmouth college.
Found: An exceptional opportunity
to have your heavy rubber footwear
vulcanized Anyone can secure this
opportunity by calling on James Hast
ings at his vulcaniziRg and repair
shop, 81 North Main street--adv.
Carl Burgess returned to Nashua, n.
H., and the Wonalancet Cotton Co.,
where he is employed, after passing
Thanksgiving at his home on Mer-
chant street His brother, Earl, ac-
eompanied him. while returning to
Boston university and the School Of
Aocountancy, after weeks vacation.
Barre Woman's club music depart
ment will present in Bessie Talbot,
concert singer, distinguished artist
of unusual merit Her songs of old
France will be repeated here. They
have been given in Paris and her cos
TUNES in themselves bring out the
French individuality they portray.
Come and hear her; Soc for everybody.
Tickets can be procured from music
committee
Among those of the Spaulding high
school faculty who have been passing
the Thanksgiving recess at their re-
spectiye homes and who have recently
returned to Barre to be present at the
re-opening OF school to-day are Miss
Laura Meade and Miss Faith Linsley
from Middlebury Miss Hazel Cobb
from Hardwiek Miss Doris Binks from
Franklin and Miss Mabel Wall from
Bangor, Me- Miss Clara Gardner, who
has been visiting with friends near Els
sex Junction. returned Sunday.
Laurence Campbell Of North Main
street returned to Dartmouth college
in Hanover, n. H., Yesterday. Mr.
Campbell, fraternity brother of Nor
man Gordon of Barre, who is with the
Dartmouth team on its Pacific coast
trip. was the recipient. before leaving
Barre, of message from his frater-
nifty in Hanover in regard to Gordon's
playing in the Dartmouth Washington
game last Saturday. The message
stated that "Cy," who had gone into
the game toward the latter part, in
tercepted a forward pass and carried
it back % yards.
When the sleigh runner dropped
into the electric car track on Wash.
ington street last evening about $50
il caused the pleasure sleigh carrying
Reginald Kendall, young son of Harry
Kendall Of Hill street. TO tip 20 such
an angle that the lad was thrown out
and the horse was frightened by the
incident and at liberty TO run rs he
would. GallopinV down Washington
street and down Main street to Depot
square, he turned, retraced his route
to Houghton & Robins store and took
stand outside the door, where he is
stationed often after making deliver
les Of the store during the week days.
Fire Chief John Heney, who had seen
the incident and knew the horse. led
him short distance before meeting
the young man, who jumped into the
sleigh and proceeded on his way.