The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


\ Try hot chocolate at Barre Candy
H Kitchen. adv,
\ Our hot chocolate is the best. Try it
Barre Candy Kitchen.-adv.
Be on hand for the baked bean sup.
per at the Presbyterian church Sat
urday night.--adv.
A table laden with home cooking Mt
the Maccabees bazaar Sept. "a. Don't
miss it. Nuf sed--adv
Dance, Dance, Dance! In Worthen
hall, Wednesday, Sept. %, from until
r. Admission 75c per couple.--adv.
\ Any member of the Maccabees that
the soliciting committee has overlooked
is asked to bring their donation to
Rowland hall Friday Afternoon. --ad.
Step in line for tickets to the har-
vest ball to be given by the American
Legion in Rowland hall Thursday eve
ming. A ripping good time assured
adv.
Mrs. Martha Kezer of Haverhill, n.
| H.. returned to her home to-day. after
spending several days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. l.. Stowe, of Walnut
! street.
Grand harvest ball to be given in
Rowland hall, Thursday night, Sept.
25, by the American Legion boys. All
the neighbors invited with their
| friends.
Miss Margaret Tomasi of 357 North
Main street went to Middlebury col
lege this morning TO enter with the
freshman class. Miss Tomasi gradu
ated from Spaulding high school last
jane
r. r. Chase. who has been having
two weeks vacation from work on
the American Railway Express routes,
was back on the job this morning, hav
ing returned yesterday from Hanover,
n Fl.
John Jordan, who has been spend
ing a few days with his parents on
Foss street went to Exeter academy
Exeter, n H., this morning to be EN-
ployed during the school year as
chef at the academy.
Edward Glysson, son of ex Mayor
and Mrs. Z. c, Glysson of Perry street.
in company with Charles McKinnon Of
Graniteville. went to Burlington and
the University of Vermont this morn
ing to register for the college year.
Frosts are here, apples are mellow
ing and pumpkins re ripe. It's time
to Join in grand harvest ball. Meet
all the folks at Rowland hall Thursday
night, Sept %. The American Legion
boys have planned an extra good time.
Art Carroll's band will play and some
kinda refreshments will be served. |
Prices, a couple $l.25, spare ladies, Soc.
plus war tax.-adv.
Leslie C. Ladd, one of the most for
midable linesmen of Spaulding high |
schools football team of last year. and |
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Ladd |
of Orange street. went to Hanover. N.
H., yesterday afternoon to enter Dart
mouth college with the freshman class.
Norman Gordon, John Molla, Laurence
Campbell and James Young were
among Others to leave Barre for Dart
mouth. This morning Wendell Drown
motored back to the college, where he
enters with the sophomore class.
About 20 friends and neighbors of
Miss Mildred Stowe gave her a mis-
cellaneous shower at her home on Wal
nut street last evening in honor of her
approaching marriage to William f.
Littleiohn. The affair was in the ma
ture of a surprise to Miss Stowe, who
had been invited out to supper, and
who, upon her return, found the com
pany awaiting her. A pleasant evening
was spent during which time n mock
wedding furnished many humorous de-
lights Of a welded life. Refreshments
of ice cream, cake and waters were
served and Miss Stowe was presented
a large casserole and other useful gifts
The climax of the occasion was ride
through Main street on an automobile
truck with much serensding
Open-si movies, depicting "T'he
Value of Life" and the sanitarium
at Colorado Springs, Col, owned and
by the Modern Woodmen
Of America, were free TO the public at
rity park last evening. State Deputy
George p Baldwin operated the movie ,
machine that also displayed 10000 uni
formed men and members of the organ
ization camp on Grand Park, Mich
yam avenue Chicago, ILL., the annual
at Chicago where assembled
$50 delegates from all corners Of the
United States, and the head Office at
Rock Island. ILL., These pictures, the
last reel entitled. "Who j. Ny Neigh.
bor?" were shown under the auspices
II the local organization a. part Of the
national campaign against the great
white plague, tuberculosis
For the first time since arriving in
Barre. Messrs Banks and Smith, the !
.wo Young pilots with the A,ro hi !
blame machine. were able yesterday 10
make flights with passengers during
be morning and afternoon. There
Gems to be no abatement in demands !
or the sight seeing flights, p being
in the u fights made |
yesterday. The passengers We're Mrs.
:. A. Drown and son. Wendell f.. r.
lowell. B. Fumsgalli. Karl Norris.
Americo polli. VI. Zanlascow. f. MELON
Id. James Mcleod Mrs. Ada Saun
ers. H. v Burroughs. B. C. Lavigne
lewton Martin. DR.. T. r. Heininger
Irs. Hattie r. Davis. Miss Leons NJ
'alef. r. Pelkev. J. Lsmoy, f. Pot ?
in. J. L-son. Ouiba Campo and Miss
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