The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-20
TALK OF THE TOVN

/ William Juckett of Castleton arrived
in the city last evening to spend few
days with Barre friends.
Miss Edith Ross of Websterville
went to Berlin, N. H., to-day to visit
with friends for few days.
Edith Ross of Websterville left this
morning for Berlin, n. H., where she
will make a weeks visit at the home OF
her brother, George.
James Stuart has returned to his
home at "a Park street, after under
going an operation at the Heaton hos
pital, Montpelier Mr.. Stuart Is now
able to be downtown his condition
improving steadily.
After the regular meeting of L'Union
ST. Jean Baptiste held at Worthen
hall last night a short entertainment
in the nature of a few French f..
songs and recitations was presented
Dancing was in order at the conclusion
of the program.
Word received from the New Eng
land hospital in Roxbury yesterday Y
friends OF Miss Marguerite Howe of
Beckley hill stated she had undergone
an operation for a defective leg, par
alyzed by infantile paralysis, and was
resting comfortably with the leg in q
plaster cast.
Mrs. Alice Fisher and family of the
East Barre road moved to-day from
the Bolster place to a small farm. on
the road to East Montpelier. Thurs
day evening sbe was the guest of hop
or at farewell party at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Boulerice. Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
time spent. Mrs Fisher received sew
eral useful gifts from her friends and
neighbors.
This afternoon at 2;30 o'clock
Spaulding high schools football eleven
faces in combat team which is with
out question one of the strongest foot
ball aggregstions in Vermont schools
and which came here in full strength
this morning. The field at Lincoln
campus was cleNed yesterday by the
city scraper and is in fair condition for
the game. Three large auto trucks were
filed with players and supporters from
Lyndonville when they arrived in the
city late this morning, and the general
appearance Of the team was much larg-
er than the average high school team
and apparently heavier than the
Spaulding team.
The campaign which the local chap
ter OF the Rel Cross instituted this
week for enrolling members in the
fourth membership roll is proving TO
be very successful and those in charge
are more than grstified with the re
suits, taking into consideration local
conditions. Already the 1000 mark has
been reached and Il is hoped that he
fore the enrolment ceases, at least L.
200 names viii have been added to the
roll Mrs. r. Z. Robinson viii be at
the Red Cross rooms in city hall to
night from TO o'clock for the pi:r-
pose of receiving memberships ffom
any who may have been overlooked
About 60 women assembled az the
American Legion club rooms last eve
ming for the organization Of sn auxil-
larry 20 Barre post. No. 10. Miss Pencil
ope Gall was chosen temporary pres
dent and in this capacity viii act until
the charter j. received from the ma
tionsi headquarters Of the Lesson Ap-
plication for a charter had already
been approved by the post and isst
evening il WAS signed by the adjutacf
and connmandaut and sent 20 Tndisnap-
oils. Many other eligible women have
expressed their desire 20 the post 70
hecorne rsml.ers q the auxiliary and
before the charter il receises it Il ex-
pected the number Wil increase ron-
sidsrsbly.