The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-01
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Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall; CAROLS orchestra adv.
A son was born last evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Tacy of Beckley hill
Il just the thing for that hunting
trip. a thermos bottle or lunch kit
at browns. adv.
! Five hundred pairs shoes offered for
sale this evening at the Eastman store
at private sale.
| Regular monthly meeting Of the Red
! Cross in Aldrich hall Monday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
| DIR. Z. G.. Spragues office will be
closed from Monday, Oct. 5, until
Monday, Oct. 24.-ady:
If you want to save few dollars
on your fall hat, call at Mrs. Birnie's
millinery parlors. adv.
Parker Scott, who has been staying
in the city for while visiting rela-
tives, has returned to his home in
Springfield.
Mrs. Nellie Miller, who has been
spending a few days with friends in
Graniteville, has returned to her home
on Elmore street.
Miss Madeline Cross has returned to
her home in Boston, after passing a
week or two with number of her
school graduates in Barre.
Mrs Aldo Renedelli and son, Ettore.
returned last night to their home in
New York City, after two weeks
visit with relatives in Barre.
At the Moose bazaar, Rowland hall.
Oct. 5 and 6, hear Wanda Sangiinetti
and George Mcleod in songs and see
the Naughton sisters in their Dances
adv.
G. r. Millar left Barre this morning
for White River Junction to take
charge of the exhibit to be shown at
the state fair next week by the Gran
lite Manufacturers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miles Herald
of Clifton, Mass, who are on their
wedding trip, spent Thursday night
with Miss Nettie Lawless ofsthe Cur
rier block. Mrs. Herald is a cousin Of
Miss Lawless.
Mrs. William Mcclellan and daugh
ter, Audrey, Of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Scott on Maple avenue
Mrs. Mcclellan is a sister of Mr.. Scott.
whom he had not seen for almost %
years.
Several scores Of people--some say
As.~N a.
Northfield fair by railroad Wednesday,
were much vexed on the return trip
TO be dumped at Montpelier and to be
told that another train would pick
them up right away and bring them
TO Barre, only to learn that no other
train was coming to Barre before mid
night. Being disappointed in their ex-
pectation, they took trolley cars at
Montpelier-as many people as could
the passengers said they had bought |
railroad round trip tickets on the be-
lief that the Central Vermont railroad |
would bring them back TO Barre by |
special train; and at least one of the |
passengers applied at the |
Barre station for a rebate on his ticket |
for the fare from Montpelier to Barre
and was refused
The boy scouts OF the Congregation
al church have been reorganized and at |
the first meeting, held last Tuesday /
night, there were eighteen young fell
lows present For scout master, r. NJ
Warren, the new instructor of physics
and chemistry at Spaulding this year,
has been chosen; d. r. Mcleod, a new
at Goddard, being assist
ant. There have been three patrol
leaders chosen. Philip Cole, Chauncey
Cheever and Lloyd Downing. Though
the new leader has never had a similar
position before, he has had something
to do with scout work. The eighteen
youths, who have started, do not make
up the three regulation patrols of
eight men apiece. but il is expected
that more will join as the troop be-
comes more progressive. The COY
scout movement has been somewhat
slack for the past few years, since the
war times, when two troops were
broken up after the leaders went TO
serve their country. II Is hoped that
interest will revive. When interviewed,
Mr.. Warren said that he had no def
mite plans for the winter, but would
follow regular scout work, with hikes
md outings every so often. Also, he
IS considering the innovation of ele-