The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

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adv.
Mrs. w. p. Mortimer of Spring
field is making a visit at her daugh
ter's, Mrs. II. f. Ennis.
Keep an open date for Oct. 20 and
attend the Odd Ladies dance in How
land hall, Oct. 20.--adv.
Spiritualist meeting in Worthen hall
Sunday, Oct. II, at 2;30 and 7 p. m
Rev, F. A. Thomas of Boston will
speak.
Mrs. Margaret Grant, who has been
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Booth, left this morning for Bos
ton.
Mrs. Lester and Harry Richardson
of Richmond arrived in Barre yester
day for few days visit with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott and child
returned to their home in st. Alhans
yesterday after passing several days
with relatives in Barre.
Miss Eta Congo of DO Merchant
street, who recently completed work at
the Rexall drug store, went to Bur
lington yesterday afternoon to submit
to an operation.
Miss Ada Malnati of Milford. Mass.
! is visiting relatives in town while here
to attend the wedding of Guido Maino
to Miss Armida Malnati, which occurs
at o'clock this afternoon.
Illustrated lecture on Westminster
Abbey" Congregational church, Friday
evening, Oct. %, by Rev. F. l.. Good
/ speed, who has visited the place con
corning which he speaks.-adv.
Mrs. William Emsle of Highland av
enue leaves day for Hartford, Conn,
where she will spend couple of weeks
visiting at the home of her brother,
William, and then 60 to GAINESVILLE, O.,
to spend the winter.
The first meeting of the nature class
of the Woman's club will be held Mon
day evening at 1880 with Mrs. NJ. l..
Chandler, 10 Park street; subject, Fall
Flowers Each is requested to bring
specimens. All members Of the Won
ans club are invited
Mrs. w. ]. LeBaron of Waterbury |
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. g. Miles,
of South Main street for day or two |
before going south to spend the win
ter. Mrs. LeBaron joins the Luce fam
ily of Waterbury Sunday, who plan
to motor to Deland Fla, to remain |
until next April or May.
Maurice Watkins and CLYDE Law
Hiss motored to Hanover, n H., to |
day to attend the Dartmouth. Holy |
Cross football game. In view Of the
fact that Dartmouth's team is some
what crippled by the inability of sey
eral players to take part because of
injuries. the teams may prove well
matched.
The most delightful nusical treat is
in store for those who will attend the
song recital to be given by Miss Betty
T. Brown in Rowland hall on Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. This recital is
under the auspices of the Women's
club and members admitted free, All
others 25c. The public cordially in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rochelle and
Miss Ellen Macdonald of Cambridge
Mass, and William Loyenceller of Old
Orchard Me, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Macdonald of Web
stervlle the first of the week. The
trip was made in the latters car
through Maine and the White noun
tains, returning home Tuesday by way
Of White River Junction
Notice: There will be a business
meeting of the First Progressive Spir
itualist society of South Barre Oct
Is at p. m. in Unity temple, TO elect
officers for the ensuing year and to
vote to see if the society will sell the
hall, and to transact all other business
that may come before the meeting
All members please he present. Per or
Ter Of president, William F. Blanch !
ard
The annual meeting Of the Red Cross
ior election of officers will he held in ,
Aldrich hall Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock At the last meeting, Wednes
lay afternoon. less than eight were
present, although an appeal had been
made for the attendance of any who
we're willing to help. Can II be that
his represents the interest felt in
Barre in Red Cross work. MAY there
lot be a larger attendance at Mondays |
Meeting!
An eleventh hour change of loca :
ion for staging the Montpelier high t
chool- Spauldng high school football |
-ame was made with the result that i
he first game between these schools =
which will be played this afternoon, 4
will be played on the seminary campus Z
n Montpelier instead of at Intercity J
ark as nearly every Spauldnig fol v
Dwer had planned. The Montpelier {
Ugh and Winooski high school game o
layed at lntercity Tuesday afternoon y
bowed the field 70 be in poor eondi- s
ion for football Coach Ross of {
paulding declared his team was in ex. \
client condition for the fray to-day. t
OF a player being out Of the game be e
suse Of injuries. Bradley. fullback.
tho has been out of the game for
hree weeks because Of an injury sus s.
aimed in the last Spaulding game, is q
eady 10 start TODAY, and may posi-
ly alternate with Rivers, a lad who n
as performed the duties Of that berth u
| good style. The game begins at e.
clock and the proceeds Of the same 7,
o 10 the capital city school, the so "
D proposition being abandoned at the "a
iange of fields. ANY purchasing sea. .
On tickets for the Spsulding games g
lay present them for admission this 81
fternoon. A special car leaves Barre u
t 2:l5 On Nov. 10. these teams meet p
gainst on Lincoln campus in Barre. "