The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

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mo. The baby weighed eight and one
half pounds.
Will all the boys and girls of the
| Presbyterian church who promised ia
help to sing, meet~at the church this
evening at 7:l5?
The nurses at City hospital, with
their friends, enjoyed a corn roast at
South Barre last evening. A delightful
time is reported.
For sale-Seven-room cottage and
garage at 80 Summer street, all mod.
ern improvements; apply to 0. N.
| Granger, Is Merchant street,
Mrs. j. La Duke and daughter, Anna,
of South Adams, Mass, left for their
| home to-day after visiting at the
George Delphia home at Bugbee ave
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll and
daughter, Anna, of New York City,
who have been visiting at the home CT
Thomas Carroll on Bolster avenue, left
this morning for their home.
Have you heard any of the new actu-
ellie recordsy Step into the Barre Drug
Co., and listen to the latest Broadway
hits. These records can be played on
any machine without special attach
ment.-adv.
If the weather tonight should prove
rainy. the cornroast to have been held
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church at the home of Mrs. Proctor
Parks, Franklin street, will be post
poned until tomorrow night.
The Netop class will meet at the
Dodge farm on the Montpelier road on
Friday evening, Sept IL, at T:45, for
social and corn roast. 1T is gentle
mems night and the husbands are cor
daily invited. Take 1880 car from
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs, Godfrey Rollason, the
latter of whom has been spending sew
eral weeks at her former home on
French street, left to day for Cleve
land, O. They were accompanied by
Mrs Ellen Stoughton, who will spend
the winter with her daughter.
The first match of the season be
tween the Barre Golf club and the
Meadow Brook club will be played an
the latter's course Saturday afternoon.
All members of the Barre club who
will participate please be at the Mead
ow Brook club house by 1880 p. III.
Justice of the Peace James Mackay
Hal t,I 4 - . hsaI
morning at 1890 that made Angel
Lastro of Websterville and Miss Rem
'igio Camporredondo of Barre man and
wife. The wedding occurred in the city
council room in the municipal building
only few friends of the couple wit
Messing the marriage. They are to re
side in Websterville.
The last scheduled open air concert
of the 10 contracted for by the city
was delivered last evening by the
Barre City band TO an audience that
appreciated good music. II was in
deed music of quality, the kind that
leaves melody ringing in your ears
long after the music has stopped. Ev
erv one of the selections was played
a second time for applause would abate
only at the indication of Band Master
Timothy r. Merrill of Montpelier 20
the men that the number was 10 be
repeated musical treat was added
by tenor solo by Dennis lawson, a
member of the band, who comes from
Woodbury. each week 10 practice with
t~e band and then take part in the
weekly concerts. Mr.. Lawson's solo,
I'm the Garden of MY Heart" is a
beautiful song and when sung by him
all its sweetness came forth. He will
sing il again at the Montpelier weekly
concert tonight. CAROLS orchestra
furnished music after the concert ter
a dance in Rowland hall. many people !
from both this city and surrounding |
towns coming TO enjoy the evening.
On one Of the athletic pages of the
Boston Post the following item con
corning a Goddard athlete of lat wear l
was found yesterday: 'Finnerty" Ne
Mshon, who PLAYED center during three |
seasons while at Brookline. ard vta
played in that position at Goddard
seminary laa tan. reported 60 Coach |
Cavans igh al University Heights w.
terday 'sriernoo1 IN que~' ~ tue sntr /
pcrbscs berth Mcmahon wal htI ~
at 100 pounds, stands well over FIVE |
feet ten, and seemed To he rs powerful |
as Young giant. In the continued ali |
sence Of Jack Heaphey. who " report |
ed III with Group. Mcmahon VIII have /
plenty Of opportunity along with Damn
Dullea. the veteran. and Riordaa Of
Somerville to show what he knows
about the snapperback's work. Nc
Mahon was one Of the 6rst-string |
twirelers Of the seminary team here
this year. winning three games Of the
New Hampshire Massachusetts trip
with his southpaw antics His work
vas conspicuous in football last Sea
son and gained for him prominence
with college secondary teams and prep
schools throughout Vermont and parts
Of New Hampshire.