The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

V neck sweaters, $3.50 to $l2. Fix
ccptional values, Lamorey 4 adv.
| Mrs, Anne r. Goss Of Chelsea is Wis
iting in the home of her son, w.
Goss, of East street.
House dresses and kimono apron
$l.75 and SlS5. Mrs II. G. Davis, l5'
Washington street. adv.
Dancing at~the Maccabees' bazaar
Rowland hall, tonight, $3.50 to II
CarrolPs orchestral
| Miss Vivian Marion returned to
day to Northampton, to resume he
studies at Smith college.
Mrs, James Forrest, who has beer
spending several months in Scotl.nd
retained home Wednesday night.
| Wanted, at Red Cross pharmacy, Q
| young man to learn drug business
High school training preferred. adv.
Hot spaghetti, baked beans, brown
bread, pies, cakes and doughnuts al
Congregational church Saturday adv
The primary department of the Con
gregational Sunday school will re,
hearse for rally day Saturday at 4:3(
| p. m.
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, J. O. o. L., M. T., will be held
in the K. of P. hall Friday, Sept. "a
at I o'clock
Hear Miss Kathleen Lebanon sing
group of old fashioned songs at the
Universalist churck Tuesday evening
Sept. 28.--adv.
My millinery parlors are now To-
| Gated at l04 South Main street, where
mill EnI 81 Mies
NJ. NJ. Minnie.--adv.
He chuckled when they said we
couldn't build fine custom tailored
suit or overcoat for $40 and all wool,
too. The Royal Tailor Man.-adv.
Cyril Marion, who graduated from
Holy Cross college in June, left to-
day for Cambridge, Mass, where he is
to enter Harvard college school of bust
ness administration.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties:
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works, Call 7l8.M or 746-W
Alexander Mortimer, who has been
spending the summer at his home on
east HILL left this morning for Phila-
delphia, Pa, to continue studying vet
Urinary work at the University of
Pennsylvania.
John Corrigan returned to~his EN-
ployment at the Pratt Granite Co.
this week having fully recovered from
an injured spine, received six weeks
ago when he slipped and fell against
a granite block in the shed.
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CATION the football team of~the Amer
lean Legion viii face Saturday. the
sturdy young lads Of Spaulding high,
for the second game OF the year. The
game begins sharply at 3:l5 at Lin
coin campus
Baseball fans! An exciting game Of
baseball between the married and sin.
gle men OF Sioux tribe, |, O r. NJ, of
Montpelier will occur at Intercity park
Saturday afternoon AT $50 O'Clock. As
good as a world series game. Every
body turn out adv
The entire property known as the
Ossola property Is to be disposed Of a
auction Saturday afternoon at q
o'clock This has been divided into
FIVE parcels and will be sold TO the
high bidder. See description on page I
of this Issue. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Scott and Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Duncan left for
Boston this morning TO remain week
Attorney Scott, supreme warden OF
TIC New England Order Of PrUtec
ton, goes to work at tine ,npreme of
fcp in Boston, whle Alr. Duncan goes
4 ha Of ba
grand lodge of Odd Fellows, being held
in Boston this week
At the Mortified fair Wednesday t he
special feature act was the light Over
land jumping stunt, causing the crowd
to hold its breath while the car jumped |
a space Of 20 feet This was con
Quoted BY II. r. Cutler & Son to show /
the reliability of the new triplex |
springs and the special alloy steel used |
throughout this wonderful ear No
doubt this stunt will he given at other
fairs if suitable arrangements can be /
made The driver of the car was
Charles Rddel. who, perhaps, is the
most daring driver in this vicinity
adv
Owing to slight mishap in landing
from a flight al ; o'clock Yesterday /
afternoon, the Avro airplane was out
Of commission for the remainder Of the
day so that the passenger list for the
day was light. One Of the under rods
was put out Of commission. The pas
sengers in the plane did not know that
anything had happened, so slight was
he mishsp. The repairs were made
Easily and the machine is again ready
for flying Those who went up yester
1ay were Ray r. Sargent Miss A. La
irie. Benoit Ladrie. Norman 5 Morri
son, r. O. Waterman and + L. Cole
man.