The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Barre City hospital bag day Nov.
+. A. Drown has gone to Boston OF
business trip.
Fourth Red Cross roll call wiz b.
Nov. IL to Nov. 25.~
i Dancing Rowland hall tonight. Car
rolls orchestra.-ad
All roads lead Saturday to Shea
big marked down shoe sale.-adv.
Last chance to join Christmas graf
onola club at $3.50 this week at Rus
sell's.--adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory CAROLS orchestra
| Special car to Barre after.--adv.
Election night, Montpelier armory
boxing, wrestling and election returns
DAILY g. Meigs, promoters.-adv
Skandinaver Kow och hav en- swim
gom ohh en- hopp katie pa Foresters
hall Lordag kvell, Oct 80 XII 1880 EN-.
Mrs. Mabel Lewis of Boston, manag
er of the Adams Co. chain of dry goods
stores throughout New England,
stopped for a day at the local branch
and then proceeded yesterday to keene,
N. H.
w Z dlC NiosiiiS out pdi EtONNtito Rp
discount. Gold Medal flour, per Dbl,
Sl375; Gold Medal -four, per Is sack,
$l.75; best pastry -four, per Is. sack,
$l.70. Fritz W. Jackson Co., 266 North
Main street.
Come, hear stirring lecture on
How 4Bolshevism Ruined Russia" in
the Hedding Methodist church next
Sunday evening, o'clock. This lecture
is illustrated with 80 beautiful colored
slides.---adv.
Mrs. Dean H. Perry went to-day to
Colebrook, n. H., having been sum
moned there by the sudden death of
her eldest sister, Mrs. Allan Ramsay,
who passed away a few minutes after
returning home from Boston.
Mrs. William f. Milne. who recently
disposed of her home on South Main
street, left early to-day for Montreal,
where on Saturday she sails for her
former home in Aberdeen, Scotland,
again to take up her residence. She
was accompanied to Montreal by Mrs.
Annie Inglis and Mrs. +. J. Batchel
der, who viii return Saturday.
Football game! Where2 At Lin
coin campus tomorrow afternoon be
ginning at o'clock. Everything is
set for the kickoff except the ball
and that's bounding around in the lie
gion lockers trying to get out for a
romp. Lincoln campus is going to be
the setting for game that bids fair
to be a thriller. That popular phrase
heard so often since Nov. liz 1918,
TITS the Old Army Game" fits moth
ing better than football, It's the army
game, that is, it holds a paramount
position as a favored sport in the
army. The tactics used in the game
are the same as used in the battefields, |
both in defensive and offensive fight |
ing. Well then, just imagine set of
wen drilled army men against anoth-
er set of extensively experienced past
masters Of the art, both drilled in the
same tactics. with the same fighting
spirit, with the same purpose in view,
evening matched, and each trying to
reach the football line. The opponents
Of the Legion will be the Fort Ethan
Allen team It's bound to be fast |
and interesting game. therefore, the
Legion urges every football "fan" to
attend the game and give their sup
port Included in the local team are
two or three notable college players as
we'll as some overseas stars. To equip
these men with proper uniforms. Barre
post, No 10. borrowed considerable
sum of money from the Barre Athletic
association and now wishes TO repay
his organization the sum borrowed.