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


Thurston, of east hill.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter
No 80, Q. Z. s., Wednesday evening
Oct. IL, at 1880 o'clock.
Willis Scales of Ia Highland avenue
has moved to Montpelier to live with
his daughter, Mrs. Roberts.
Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy. Granite City Bottline
Works. Tel. 726-M or 6-W.-adv.
4 The regular meeting of Barre post
No. 10, American Legion, will De OF
Wednesday night at the Legion club.
Captain Carr and Joseph Bottamin
motored from Brandon to spend thu
week end with John Bottamini, thu
latter's brother.
Nelson Browne, who has been in thu
city for several days on business, re-
turned last night to his home and
work in Brooklyn, N Y.
Howard Hall and family, who have
been in Barre and vicinity for about a
month with friends, left last night foI
Bridgeport, Conn.,, their home.
Ralph Bracket, football coach al
Goddard three years ago, is in town
/ for a visit with acquaintances. Lately
he has been in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thurston, who
have been visiting his mother, Mrs.
! Frances Thurston, have returned TO
their home in Canterbury, N H.
Annual Columbus day ball, city hall,
] Montpelier, Wednesday evening, Oct.
! ~. CAROLS orchestra, nine pieces.
Car for Barre after dancc.-adv.
Mrs. Lyman Taft and Mrs. Byron
Jackson have returned home to High
land avenue after visiting in West
| DanviIle, Hardwick and Greensboro.
Miss Elenore Macdonald Of White
River Junction arrived in the city on
Saturday night and plans to stay IN
town for week or so visiting friends.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at 7.30
o'clock. All Rebekahs especially in
vited TO attend. Light refreshments
will be served.
Friday evening at the Methodist
church at O'Clock, Theron S. Dean OF
Burlington will give his lecture on
"Ten Days Tramp on the Long Trail
illustrated by lbs slides. Admission,
25c; children under 10, l5c.--adv.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in How
land hall, Miss Eva Smith viii give
talk to the Woman's club on her trip
abroad. The program includes music
by the high school orchestra and quar-
tet. Club members admitted on club |
tickets, public 25c.--adv.
II you cannot obtain the Victor or
Columbia records you want in Barre, |
send us list Of numbers you want
il you are unable to cali at our stofe.
We carry the largest stock tover H.
000) of records in Vermont. Buswell's |
Book Store, Montpelier. --adv.
A meeting Of Mount Calvary conn
Gil, Princes OF Jerusalem, will be held
at Masonic hall, Montpelier, Wednes-
day evening, Oct. IL. The fifteenth de.
gree viii be conferred in full ceyrmo-
NAL form and banquet will be held |
at 6:l5 p. m, preceding the work.
Annual Masonic ball, town hall,
Tuesday, Oct. III, Music,
Leonard's orchestra, six pieces. Dane
ing, 3 until /, 81 per couple. war tax
Extra ladies free. Chicken pie
supper served by the ladies OF the East
ern Star from 8 until O. Supper tickets,
75c each
Irwin n. Beaupre of Burlington took
charge of the Barre district Of the
Life Insurance company
this morning. William II. Spooner,
formerly deputy of the district, has
been transferred TO the Pittsfeld,
Mass, office Mr.. Beaupre has been
connected with the Burlington office.
The changes are promotions for both
men.
A. C. Poletti, "a, Of Barre, has won
| high place in the Harvard college
INK list His name is included among
hose Of students who achieved dis
inction in their courses. The rank list
$ an outstanding innovation of the
lew war NJ iaANdiaf anu = Phbii'ttu
IN the recommendation Of the scholar
hip committee on the student council
Members of the class of 1922, 1923 and
924 are ranked in six groups on the
,asis of their academic work last yecr
Saturday night marked great
hanggin the atmosphere for the high
,oints' Of the state, for Sunday morn
ny all the higher mountains were cov
red with snow. In the early morning
here was even a light fall on the foot
ills, but this was melted soon. In
ne place snow was found 10 the depth
4 two 81 three inches, the whole top
Z the mountain being hidden with it.
Ind not a stones throw from the
now line hand fulls Of ripe raspber.
les were picked
A very pleasant surprise party was
endered to Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Howell
( Church street Friday evening. when
bout 25 of their friends gathered at
heir home 90 remind them and hclpl
CELEBRATE the anniversary of their we'd
ing day. Games were played and re-
reshments Of ice cream, assorted cake.
a decorated brides cake. and
rafers were served. In behalf of The
riends present, Mayo Lynde in a few
'eil-chosen words presented Mr.. and
frs. Howell a purse Of money, to
-hich both responded graciously. The
arty broke up at late hour, wishing
he host and hostess many more hap