The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-14
TALK or THE TOWN


Miss May Paul passed the week end
| in Moretown.
Floyd G. Russell is spending the
week in Boston on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LaFlower OF
Nashua, N. r., are visiting in Barre for
a few days.
Alex. and Ernest Ridder of Granite
vile each got one deer the latter part
Of the week in Middlesex
Victor Gignac of % Sheridan street
passed the holiday and week end with
relatives in Franklin, n. II.
Get your supper at the Congrega
tional vestry Tuesday night; chicken
pie and all the fixin's; Csc. adv
George Walker has resumed duties
in the Red Cross Pharmacy, after a
weeks absence because Of Illness.
Miss Violet Ducharme, until recently
an employee Of the Oldsmobile Go. OF
Vermont, is now engaged in the office
OF the Perry Automobile Go.
Gordon Owens left this morning with
the ambulance Of the A. W. Badger Co.
for Jeirersonville, taking body from
Marshfield there for burial
Dean Davis, who is studying law at
Boston university, passed the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. K.
Davis Of Maple Grove street.
The choir boys Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd win be the guests Of
the members of the church at chick
en- pie supper tomorrow night.
Harry Sargent, who has been work
ing for sorfe time in the southern part
of the state, has resumed work in the
blacksmith shop al 43 Summer street.
Mrs. Rena Duffy IL taking her vaca-
ton from duties at the Quarry Savings
bank and is visiting relatives and
friends in Montreal and New York
City.
Robert B. Maclxie commenced duties
at the Peoples National bank this
morning, having severed connections
with the Perry Automobile CO., Satur.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Carey, the former
at one time manager of Woolworth's
store in this city, together with Mrs.
Elsie Caven of Kearney, N. j., are Wis
iting relatives here.
Wrestling: Montpelier armorv. on
Wednesday night. Tremblay vs. DAILY,
weltcrweight champion Of Europe. Adj
mission, 5tie; reserved seats, Zoe; ring
side, 81 War tax added.-adv.
At the clubhouse Monday evening at
1880 there will be meeting of the
entertainment committee Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary and of all those
who are to have booths at the bazaar.
adv.
Carl Waterman Of Washington street
has completed his duties in Plainfeld
aud Is at his home for few days. He
will leave Barre Nov. 20 for Milwau-
large farm short distance out Of the
city.
An adjourned meeting Of the Gran
lite Manufacturers association will be
held in the assembly rooms tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The meeting
was adjourned from Thursday after
noon. Important business Ii to be
brought up and a large attendance Is
expected
Unsuccessful hunters bring in the
most acceptable alibi heard for many a
shoot. They claim that because of the
snow which covers the ground and
trees, their figures stand out plainly
and the deer spots them before they
can get within range.
Barre was well represented in Sat
urday's collegiate football Norman
Gordon played fine game for Dart
mouth against Pennsylvania at the
Polo grounds in New York. He did not
play the entire game but while he was
in, playing left end, he made pretty
latch Of forward pass and made
20-yard gain. The game was l4-l4 tie.
Brown played at left halfback
for the Dartmouth freshmen who de-
ieated the Penn State freshmen to oil
1t Philadelphia and Jimmy Grieg
starred at right halfback for Y. V. NJ,
helping the Green and Gold
10 win the state championship from
IA to 7.