The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

G. P. Minard of Waterbury passed
yesterday in Barre.
Mrs. Frazier Of Mortified was Wis.
itor in Barre yesterday.
Public dance at Hardwick Friday
Oct. 81 Carroll's orchestra. adv
Alfred Duke of Portland, Me-, was q
business visitor in Barre yesterday
i RI. L. Sparrow Of Northboro, Mass.
is passing few days in Barre visiting
friends.
4 Mrs. Angus E. Douglas OF Averill
street is passing few weeks With
friends in Bellows Falls.
/ James b. Hall of Boston is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Mary Mcdonald
of Liberty street to-day.
i Oscar Chamberlain Of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Emerson Of North Main street.
The st. Elizabeth bazaar will be held
Oct. 81, Rowland hall. Dancing from
8 to II. CAROLS orchestra.--adv.
The Barre branch, G. G. !. A., shop
stewards, who have not already done
so, will please report on sale OF tick
cts, Friday, Oct. q. J. Mckernan,
secretary.
All call men of the fire department
are requested by Chief Heney to note
that a new box has been installed at
the Presbrey Leland Co. The number
Of the box is liz.
School for dancing. All the latest
dances. Private or class lessons Mon
DAYS and Fridays. For appointment at
the Barre Drug Co. Dancing instructor,
j. M. lie Roy, Burlington, vt.-Adv.
Nearly two hundred people took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to par
take Of harvest supper at the Con-
gregational church vestry last evening,
and the food provided was pronounced
to be Of the usual high quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Blossom
are preparing to leave Barre by au-
tomobile for San Francisco. They
will 20 first to Boston, then up to
New York and FROM there across the
continent. Mr.. Blossom formerly was
employed for some time at the Olds-
mobile agency.
Frank @. Lee and G. L. Gregoire, who
compose the firm Of Gregoire q Lee,
contractors, have returned to Barre
from Dorset, where they have com
pleted large road building job for the
federal government. The work has
been in progress for year, and con-
sisted OF about seven miles OF per
manent road. Mrs. Lee and family,
who have been living near the work,
have returned to Barre and re-oceu-
pied the Lee home on fremont street.
Mrs. Jennis2 Gamache of Laurel
street, who left Barre about three
weeks ago to visit her sister. Mrs. X.
w. Solinger, in Syracuse, N. ", is
now in hospital in that city recover
ing from an operation frexi appended
tbs. Mrs Gamache had made all prep
arations for her return to this city,
but the night before she planned TO
start for home she was taken serious
ly i'll with an attack of appendicitis
and was operated on at a Syracuse
hospital A telegram received by rel
atives here stated that she was salts
factorily recovering.
The finale Of the contest between
the gents and ladies as TO which
should produce the best program was
given Tuesday night, Oct. Is, by the
the ladies Of Cobble Hill grange, WHO
filed the chairs and carried out the
business of the meeting in a manner
worthy Of mention. At the close Of
the business meeting, a program was
given which caused great deal Of
noise and excitement and laughter. In
fact, it was success from start to
finish, none of the participants being
absent and everyone doing her best.
-Four able ridges We're procured from
the South Barre grange, who decided
unanimously in favor of the ladies,
Once more the victors are planning to
sit down to a bountiful repast pre-
pared wholly by the gents. 1t is hoped
the entire grange win be present to
see what the men are capable of do
ing in the cooking line. The lecturer
takes opportunity to thank every
one who helped so untiringly to make
this program a success.