The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Minnie Quinn of Waterbury
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hous.
ton of Maple avenue for few days
A son was born at the Barre City
hospital this morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Turner of 1856 South Main street
Mrs. Leon Snow of Washington was
operated upon at the Barre City hos
pital this morning for tonsil trouble
All Canton members requested to be
present Friday evening. Nomination
of field officers; 7 o'clock. Per order
captain.
Mrs. Diana V. Pierce left yesterday
Charles V. Pierce of Hardwick.
Miss Hazel 0gston of Ayers street
has returned to Barre, having worked
during the summer at the Sinclair
house in Bethlehem, n. H., as wait
ness.
Leopold Albizati of Short street
leaves soon for Europe to spend the
winter on the border of Lake Lugano,
Switzerland. his native place. Mr.. AL
bizati win tour France and Belgium
during his stay on the continent
In the list Of 81 representative stu
dents making up the student council Of
Mt. lolyoke college is the name. Of
Corinne Eastman of Barre. who is one
of the two freshmen representatives
from her dormitory, Brigham hall. The
purpose of the council is to form n
general forum for the discussion of col
lege problems.
The boys of the intermediate de.
partment of the Congregational Sun
day school met Wednesday night for
a supper and general good time in the
vestrv of the church. II was decided
20 organize a boy scout troop and the
boys will meet at the church next
Tuesday night at o'clock for that
purpose
Richard V. Bennett of Dulsa. Okla,
who has visited his cousins in Barre.
Mrs. James McGlafin Of IA Cliff street.
Mrs. Lvnn Clark offLong street and
Merl Clark. Of Sheridan street, has
returned 10 his home in Dulsa. Mr.
Bennett is an overseas veteran. hav-
ing seen service with a Wisconsin di-
vision and ranked asa first lieutenant.
was wounded and now is a captain an
the army Of reserve.
Henry c. Whitaker of Chicago. ILL.,.
publisher Of the Monumental News
aud who is making head.
in Barre during his stay in
the east, returned yesterday from
few days' stay in Hanover. y. H.,
where his Son Is enrolled as a fresh
man in Dartmouth college. The Young
Pr Whitaker i a promising member Of,
he freshman football team. having ae.
luired fair knowledge of the game
while a member Of the nationally
famed prep school. Oak Park high
school in Chicago IN. the school which
-laimed the football championship Of
~ prep schools in the United States
" hich came east 10 contest for that
.itle a season or two ago.
STRANGELY enough. neither Spsulding !
nigh. Goddard seminary. nor tic |
American Legion football schedule |
ais for a home game Saturday Of this |
reek; consequently local admirers Of
ne game are hooking towards college
,ontest.. Here thev find an unusual |
opportunity for such sport on this day
u closest ''roximitv to Barre, the three
''-rres Norwich university AZ North
ialf. the University Of Vermont az /
Burlington and Dartmouth college ~
Hanover. y. II. extending invitations /
n attsnd home game. Norwich uui- 4
sreifv's varsity team is playing the
irsf bore game n fhe season. sraiust
lsricson Terhs T. v n varsity ei-v-
n affarks The Massachusetts, Agricll-
urHl 0oliers. and Dsrtuouth the pyw-i
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