The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs. William Lille will give a read
ing at the Maccabees bazaar Sept. "A
adv.
Miss Edith Dale of Hartford, Conn
is spending a two weeks vacation n
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Dale.
Rheumatics? Try twoweeks
treatment of Rheuma and get well. /
it doesn't help. +. A. Drown will return
your money.adv
] Any member of the Macca bees thai
the soliciting committee has overlooked
is asked to bring their donation t.
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.
do your shopping early, as the store
will be closed from Tuesday at 4
p, m. until Thursday at a. M. Lit
tie Dry Goods Store, Cottage street
off Main.
MILFORD LOWE, employed during the
summer by Charles NJ. Leith, went to
Burlington to-day to make arrange
ments for entering the University of
Vermont.
Grand harvest ball to be given in
Rowland hall, Thursday night, Sept.
%, by the American Legion boys. All
the neighbors invited with their
friends.-adv.
The purebred herd of Thad r. Mar
tin. recently tested for tuberculosis,
was found free from disease. This
herd consists of Al head of purebred
Ayrshire and Jersey cattle.
Orlo Spear, one of Spaulding high
schools graduates with the class of
1920, left Saturdays night, together
with Daniel Bertrand, for Amherst.
Mass, to enter Amherst college.
Miss katherine Field, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton n Field of New
York City, formerly of Barre. visited
Saturday and Sunday at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Fl. O. Worthen, of Keith
avenue.
Miss Marcia Langley. daughter Of
belmont avenue. left this morning for
New London, Conn, to enroll again
a. a student of the Connecticut College
for Women.
Attention: Cobble Hill grange
meets Tuesday evening, Sept. p, a.
o'clock The ladies are TO have an eN
perience meeting. The gent" will an
swer roll call with a clipping or anec
dote. All members make special
effort to be present and settle the
fair" question.
And now come the Legion boys with
grand harvest ball in Rowland hal
Thursday night, Sept. %. They tell us
Art Carroll and his instrumentalists
are tuning up for the occasion. SO be
on hand for the merry tunes and the
pretty danes. The prices are, per eou
Pile. 81 % ! extra ladies, 35c, plus wa
tax.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith Of Semi
nary street were pleasantly surprised
at their home Friday evening when a
group of their friends called to re
mind them that the day WAS the 10Th
anniversary of their wedding. very
pleasant evening was spent by all in
pla wing games and before the party
broke up refreshments of an anniver
sary cake and ice cream We're served |
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were presented
sum of money as mark of esteem !
from their friends. Friends were pres
cnt from East Barre, Graniteville and |
Montpelier.
Through the ID. A. Perry Real r.
tate agency. the residence property of |
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bosley of Souti |
Main street was sold to William and |
Margaret HOwie of North Main street |
Mr. and Mrs. Howie take possession OF |
the property. which required q sum OF
nearly $4,000 TO purchase. On Satu /
day also, this agency passed deeds
conveying the property Of the Louis |
Gordon estate TO George o Hale of
Middlesex. William Hurry of this city |
acting in the interest Of the estate a.
The property adioins
Mr. Hale's farm in Middlesex
Five Young men, all former student
Of Goddard seminary, left for Boston
this morning by automobile, all going
to enter college. Ralph Smith, who
PLAYED during the summer months
with baseball teams of Moretown.
and Three Rivers, p. @.
goes 10 enter Tufts Dental college in
Boston. Raymond Eastman Tufts En-
cheering school; Frank Tucker of
Graniteville. Harvard dental college J.
Griffin. Tufts Medical. and John Free
man, TO Fordham university in New
York City. Freeman, who figured prom
nentlv in athletics at the seminary.
football and baseball plans
to Join the Fordham football candi