The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Watch Tuesdays Times for Russelrs
ne-cent sale announcement.-adv.
Long distance and general trucking
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
Ting Works. Cali 7l0-M or 746, W.
adv.
Take advantage of the wonderful
bargains at the Barre Bargain Store.
adv.
Good time for young and old, the
Halloween social, Presbyterian church,
Wednesday, Oct. 27.-adv.
Halloween social at Presbyterian
church Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 1880
o'clock. Good program.-adv.
Henry c. Whitaker and A. J.. Young
are spending two or three days tramp
ing through New Hampshire woods in
search of deer.
Mrs. Charles Judson of New Haven,
Conn, arrived in town to spend a few
days with Mrs. William Mccarthy of
South Main street.
Cogger Ross from New Hampshire
will have a ear Of Baldwin handpicked
bulk apples on NJ. & w. track Satur-
day, Monday and Tuesday; price, $3.50
a barrel adv.
Shooting, dart throwing, golf put
ting and other sources of amusement,
besides a. good program, Highland
dancing, etc. At Clan fair, Rowland
hall, Oct. 1920. CAROLS orchestral
adv.
The firemen have completed arrange
ments for another of their dances to
be held in Rowland hall Thanksgiving
eve. The success of previous affairs
of this nature will quite likely be du-
plicated again. as everyone is behind
the fire laddies.
The next meeting Of the Barre
Woman's club, under the direction of
! the home economic department, will
be held Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 2:30 p.
m, in Clan Gordon hall, Bolster block.
Members please note change in date.
Also bring plate and fork. Guest tick.
cts may be procured at the door.
A most enjoyable time was held in
X. Of p. hall by the Odd Ladies last
evening, a class of Is being initiated
into the order. Gentlemen's night was
observed at the close of the meeting.
Refreshments were served by the
amusement committee and dancing was
enjoyed by all until 1880. About ll0
were present and all went home look
ing forward to the next entertainment
by the Odd Ladies.
A stream of autos were rolling
through the city to-day and many
from Barre en- route to Hanover. N. H.,
to the Dartmouth Syracuse football
game, one of the most important con
tests of the season in the United
States. Every reserved seat had been
disposed of by Thursday morning and
a crowd Of no less than 10000 people
was expected to attend the game that
begins at 2 o'clock sharp. Others not
desiring to travel such a distance or
more interested in athletes of Norwich
and the University of Vermont either
motored to Mortified or Burlington.
Spaulding's football team meets this
afternoon in Lyndonville one of the
strongest prep school teams in the
state, the Lyndon institute, and, un
fortunately, the local team is weak
ened somewhat by the absence of two
men, Slayton and Bradley, who are
down In studies. Slayton has shown
his value in the past few games, sell
iom carrying the ball for less than six
eight yard gains from left half.
back, This berth viii be filled by two
very capable substitutes, however,
DLeary and Douglas, the former a
good dropkicker, and the latter a clev.
n runner. .Bradley's position in left
taekle will be filed by Mitchell, the
alternate ~guardsman with Gauld. The
weakness, is slight, if any, being chief
v in the fact that these two effective
will not be there to refresh
he men in these positions. Four or :
i've ears. two filed with players and i
he remainder with supporters, start .
ID from the school at 10 O'Clock this ,
morning, shouting the cheers of the /
chool, snd off for one of the hardest 5
of the season. The players s
AIKEN on the trip were Tierney, Mitch +
II, GauId. O'Keefe, Fleetwood. abb a
til, Densmore, Smith, Brown, Rivers, $
Weary, Douglas, Miles and Watkins /