The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

+. G. Rogers, piano and furniture
moving. Call l90.-adv.
Miss Ruth Warren of Milford, Mass
Is in town visiting her sister for a few
days.
win Page of South Main street has
left for White River junction to at
tend the fair.
Miss Mary Coppi is passing a two
weeks vacation with her parents on
Brook street.
Miss V. Lascor, who was injured in
an automobile accident a week ago, Is
able to be out again.
DIR. +. g. Sprague's Office viii be
closed from Monday, Oct. 3, until
Monday, Oct. 24.-adv.
If you want to a y a few dollars
on your fall hat, call at Mrs. Birnie's
millinery parlors.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Currier Of Hard
wick were guests Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington.
Minnehaha encampment, No. 2, reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening, Oct.
8, at 1880. Per order chief patriarch.
Reginald Anker and his sister, Jean
Meta have returned to their home in
Albany, n. Y, after being in the city
| for a week or so with friends.
Willoughby Scott has returned to his
home in Graniteyille, after passing
some time in Massachusetts. and has
entered Spaulding high school.
The annual meeting of the united
missionary societies for the election of
officers viii be held at the Methodist
| church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. II. o Worthen, who has been
spending several weeks at the home of
her ION, Ernest n Worthen, in Spring
field, Mass. has returned to her home
on Keith avenue.
A son, Leonard Owen. IT,, weighing
eight pounds, was born Oct. 3 to MT.
! and Mrs. Leonard Owen Farnsworth Of
East Brookfeld. Mrs. Farnsworth will
be remembered as Miss Rule 10. An
CELL. who graduated from >. II. 5. in
1916.
The Barre Retail Merchants asso-
/ citation. Inc. have decided TO close
/ their stores on Wednesday, Oct 5. all
dav, in place of Oct. II, Columbus day.
For the benefit Of the merchants and
their clerks, this change was made, in
! order that all who so d%esiremay at
END the state fair. Stores viii re-
main open Tuesday, Oct. 4. until 0
o'clock p. m.
William oliver. r.. Charles olli-
yer and John Corskie of fremont
street have taken A load Of prize
fowls to the fair N White River
Junction, where they viii be exhib-
tied. They were mostly Buff Wyan-
dottes. which these three men make a
speciality of raising. Their birds have
been exhibited in many local affairs.
After administering a decisive de-
feat to Newport high school hy the
score Of 62 to 0 last Saturday, st. Al
bans high school is printing for the
clash with Spaulding high school at
st. Albans next Saturday. The slogan
up around st. Adams is; Get Spauld-
ing and the players and Coach Dick
inson are working with that one aim IN
view. The st. Adams Messenger Of
Monday had this paragraph on the
coming game: Commencing tomorrow
afternoon. Houghton park will be a
busy place throughout the week. The
locals. although gaining an easy VIC
tory Saturday. win be out every aft
ernoon practicing for the big game OF
the season next Saturday afternoon
with Spaulding high school Of Barre.
which viii take place here. This game
will have lots 70 do toward eliminat.
ing one team OF the other from the
/ tnssle for the state Championship.