The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. f. j. Owens of South Main
street is spending week with friends
in Boston.
| Wanted Girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs, w. A. Bradford,
l0S South Main street, Barre.
Charles Littel and Tom Nelson mo-
tored to Walden yesterday to spend a
few days hunting and camping.
Long distance and general trucking
thing Works. Call 7l6-M or 746-W.--
adv.
The Independent Order of Foresters
will hold dance in Worthen hall on
Friday evening, Oct. %. Good music
adv,
The young peoples choir win meet
at the Presbyterian church Thursday
night at 1880. Double quartet please
meet at $3.50.
Opening dance of the season at East
Montpelier Friday night, Oct. %, from
till |. Refreshments. Dudleys or
chestra, four pieces.--adv.
Jerome Veronisi, travelling for the
Veronisi Granite Co., has gone to
NltNtidHu, u, anu from IIPIe VIII ia
tend the trip further west.
All Knights of Pythas going to
Topsham will meet at the Blanchard
block Thursday night. Come along
and bring your car with you.
Arthur Duffy returned yesterday
from few days visit with his fam
lily in Enosburg Falls, resuming duties
at the F. H. Rogers & Co. clothing
store
r. w. Carr of the r, w Carr Granite
Co. in Charlotte, Ind, is a business
visitor in the granite belt for few
days, and at present is stopping at Ho
tel Barre.
Regular meeting Barre polishers'
branch, G. c. |. A., will be held in
their hail. Nichols block, on Thursday
evening, Oct. 81, at o'clock. w. G.
Pirie, secretary.
Illustrated lecture by DIR. Good
speed on Westminster Abbey" at the
congregational church Oct. y. Adults,
35c, children under IL, 25e. Tickets
may be obtained at Cummings & Lew
is or at C. w. Averill's store-adv
Owing to the sudden death of Mrs
wager of Schenectady, n, Y, who was
to be the soloist in concert at the
Universalist church Thursday night, |
the concert has been postponed TO
later date. Rev Mr. Hokerk was called |
to Schenectady early in the week. |
Charles NJ. Leith has returned from
Philmont, N. Y, where he motored |
Sunday to get large load of furniture |
belonging TO j. +. Gangloff and fam
lily, who are moving into the o. NJ |
Mr. Gangloff is superintendent of the |
local Peerless Knitting Mills factory.
"A pretty wedding took place in
Fairfield Friday evening at 1880 when |
Miss Sensth Allene Soule. daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Allen Soule of Fair /
field was united in marriage to Bruce
r. Corliss, son of MIR. and Mrs. O. J.
Corliss. The Rev. A. b. Ross of Fair
field performed the ceremony. The
bride was becomingly gowned in an
orchid chiffon gown with hat to match.
The house was attractively decorated
with cut flowers. Mr. Corliss is cash
Ter of the Weldon National bank. Mr..
and Mrs. Corliss have gone on trip
TO New York City and Washington,
ID. C." The above item was clipped
from Vermont paper since it con
Germs young lady who graduated
from Goddard seminary and who is
well acquainted in Barre and vicinity.
Spaulding high schools football
squad is being grilled thoroughly this
week by Coach Robert Ross in prepare.
ton for the game Saturday at Lyndon
vile with the Lyndonyille institute,
which promises Spaulding one of the
hardest games of the season. The To-
al school authorities did not actually
make any promise but a comparison of
records of the two teams shows the
teams are well matched. The Lyndon
vile institute has twice played st.
Johnsbury academy, defeating it 240
he first game and 800 the second. On
he other hand, Spaulding defeated the
'ame team 300 here two weeks ago.
Coach Ross regretted yesterday that
his game had been scheduled when he
'eceived word from the Rutland man
cement that the team had an open
late Saturday, and would be willing to
meet Spaulding on the Rutland
grounds. Spaulding's coach kept the
late open three weeks waiting for just
UGH an offer and finally closed il with
he aforementioned contract.
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