The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-10
TALK or THE TOWN


Chicken pie and all the fixin's, Con-
gregational church. Tuesday evening
adv.
Myra r. Regain of Springfield was
a visitor in the city the first Of the
week
William r. Reilly of johnson has re-
turned to his home after a short stay
in the city.
w. III. b. Perry and G. f. Flannery Of
Waterbury are business visitors in
Barre to-day.
| u. #. Smith Of Merchant street has
left for Maine on an outing trip Of in
definite length.
Congregationaiists attention. There
| will be no Christian Endeavor social
Saturday night.
(, John G. Farr has returned to Barre,
after passing few days with his par
ents in Burlington
Paul Reghini Of Smith street has
completed work in the Cato Brothers
store on Berlin street.
| Granitecutters rooms in Scampini
block will be open Thursday, Nov. 10,
| from 7 to y. m. and closed Friday.
| Don't forget the Armistice day dance
in Rowland hall Friday, Nov. IL, I'M
der auspices Of American Legion ADV.
Armistice day dance, Rowland hall,
Friday, Nov. II, under auspices of the
American Legion; Nicols orchestra
| adv.
| Miss Mabel Mcleod Of Orange street
has returned to he home, after spend
| ing several weeks in Hartford, Conn.,,
! and Boston
! Come 10 the Armistice day dance,
Rowland hall, Friday, Nov. II, under
auspices Of American Legion; Nicol's
orchestra. adv.
/ Morris Lettner Of Indianapolis, re-
tail monument dealer, is passing sew
eral days in the Barre district. He ex-
poets to place several orders while here.
George Mcclellan, who has been
working in the southern part Of the
state during the summer, Is home for a
while with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! John Mcclellan.
Misses Beatrice Marsh and Marion
! Towne OF Manchester, N. IT., are ex-
| pected to arrive in Barre tonight to
pass the holidays. They will return TO
/ their homes Sunday.
| Miss Beatrice G. Mower arrived in
the city Wednesday morning from
Canton. N. Y. Miss Mower was called
here by The illness Of her father, +. +.
Mower. of Prospect street.
/ The junior auxiliary Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd win meet with
Mrs. James Sector, Division street, on
Saturday afternoon at 2:3o. Girls
| meet at church at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Blanchard, who has been
at the hospital for some time seriously
| i'll, has recovered sufficiently to be
carried this morning to the home Of
AIR. and Mrs. j. II. veino OF Trow hill.
w. w. Parker Of California. who has
been in the city for several days with
his brother, Sherman Parker Of
| spaulding street, leaves tomorrow for
Italy ON an extended tour of foreign
countries.
Fred Nicholson of Berlin street shot
two.hundred- pound buck in Orange
Yesterday. The animal had horns of
four points. Antonio Olgiati shot a
hundred pound deer in Middleser
Tuesday.
The two-inch fall Of snow last night
and the rain on top of that afforded
inst enough underpinning for fairly
good sleighing and this morning those
vehicles were to be seen on the streets
for the first time Of the season.
The burial Of Mrs. Alex Imlach,
whose body il to be brought here from
Cambridge, Mass, for interment, viii
take place in the Wilson cemetery, the
funeral being held from A. w. Badgers
chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Framework, aprons, candy, in fact
everything that il usually displayed at
fairs. win be on sale at the tongre-
rational church next Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons and evenings.
Chicken pie supper Tuesday evening;
play. s'The Deacon Takes Wife, :
Wednesday evening. -ady.
Miss Annie Ayerill has returned from
visit with relatives in Montreal.
Miss Averill has been spending the
summer with her uncle, G. w. Aver.
LIN Of fremont street. She will leave
tomorrow for visits in Boston and
New York and viii return to her home
/ in Sacramento, Cal, next week.
Dino G. valz of Barre has been
awarded Price Greenleaf Aid at Har.
ward on the basis Of his high record
at the Spaulding high school. The
Price Aids are virtually scholarships
assigned 10 promising freshmen can
didates for the degree OF A. B. The
awards rest in each case on strong
evidence of the applicants scholarship
and character furnished by the school
from which he enters Harvard.
II takes more than a stormy day
and bad walking to keep Barre people
away when the Methodist ladies serve
chicken-pie supper, so that IN spite
Of the Indictment weather Of last night
every table was filed when the word
was given that the feast was ready
and a waiting line Immediately formed
that kept growing until more than 200
people in all had been served. The
supper was delicious. abundant and ak
/ peditiously served by a large number
Of walters and Mattresses. II was the
closing feature Of the two-day fair
which the ladies had been holding.