The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-01
TALK or THE TOWN

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| Mrs. Laura Atkins of Albany, N. H.,
has returned to her home, after piss
| ing few days with friends in Barre.
| A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, Nov. |, at 7:l5 P. M.
Initiation.
Miss Anne Dorset has returned to
her home in Pawtucket, r. j., after
passing about three weeks with friends
| in the city.
| Wendell Lundgren of 81 jefferson
street left Sunday by motorcycle to-
wards the south, planning to stop for
the winter at some point.
H Miss Annie Mccarthy Of Simmer
street, who passed the week end with
her sister, Esther, in st. Johnsbury,
returned yesterday to Barre.
|! Harold Mather, who has been trav-
cling through the west, is passing a
few DAYS with Mrs. Mather at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| f. Bradford, OF South Main street.
| The Clara Barton guild will hold a
business meeting in the parish room
| Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, at 1880.
| Please come prepared to sew, Each
member, this means you.
H | have number OF new and second
ban rifles for deer hunting, also ammu-
milton for sale at bargain prices.
will be at my home evenings after $3.50
O'Clock until Nov. 4. Fritz w. Jack
son, l63 Hill street.-ad
The Prudential Insurance company
has moved from the Bolster block to
its new quarters at room 20 IN the
| Miles block, where they will continue
to render real Prudential service to
their old friends and new.-adv.
| Nelson G Baldwin. district fire war
den and forester, who lives at his
camp, the Whippoorwill, on Kettle
pond, shot an otter one day last week
| that weighed Ply, pounds and meas
ured 62h inches from tip TO tip.
1 VIII the ladies who have taken out
aprons to make for the ladies and pas
| tors union please send in as soon as
possible, and will all those who have
not been asked to make an apron
| please do so just the same! Ladies
| and pastors union.--adv.
4 Masses we're said in st. Monicas
\ church at $3.50 o'clock and 2 this morn
\ ing in observance OF All Saints day.
H Special masses will also be held to-
morrow. which is All Souls day. Spe-
\ ciaI services were also conducted in the
\ Church Of the Good Shepherd this
morning.
II Barre merchants held window
\ cleaning carnival this morning as re-
suit OF Halloween. About every win
i dow on boil. sides Of Main street from
\ Prospect ID Merchant was gally
smeared with soap writing. All the
II scrubbers found extreme affection be-
4 tween the soap and the glass and
H there's many lame arm and shoulder
4 serving customers this afternoon.
\ A large barn belonging to Arthur
\ Campbell and located just below the
H Peerless mill is being moved from the
/ back of the field up to a frontage on
\ South Main street, distance OF prob
H ably $50 feet The work is being done
by man-power, 50 is not progressing
\ with much speed, but it's getting there.
H Rollers and a tackle attached to sta
tionary object some distance in front,
H and couple Of men on the end OF the
pulling device, furnish the motive pow
\ er for the building.
H First Church OF Christ, Scientist,
H Barre. wishes TO announce that serv-
H ices. beginning Wednesday evening,
H Nov. Q. al 1880 o'clock, will be held in
Il their new quarters at the American
Il Legion hall A reading room is main
H tanned in the same building, which is
/ open TO the public from to p. m.
4 on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This
\ church cordially invites you and your
\ friends to attend free lecture on
Il Christian Science in the American Le-
Il pion hall Thursday evening, Nov. 3, at
s o'clock.
Another Spaulding Goddard game to
settle the scoreless tie of last Satur-
day is beginning Ia loom up While
e nothing definit, has beer done about
arranging the game, indications now
4 point to another clash between the old
. rivals on Nov. TO- Both teams have
this date open and as another meeting
between the two would draw even bet
ter than Saturdays treat it is Me
lieved the authorities will not let the
: opportunity pass. Both schools are not
n only willing but eager for return
l. match and about all that appears to
be necessary is to say so.
Il SUNDAYS list of accidents was added
h 20 Yesterday when it was learned that
Wesley Dodge, l5-year-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Dodge of the Dodge
farm on the Montpelier road, was run
| into Sunday evening by a vehicle while
riding TO his home from Barre. Young
b Dodge was on bicycle and was
!, Knocked unconscious by the impact.
The driver of the machine did not
G stop. According to the lads story, he
: was going towards his home, keeping
a sharp lookout on the autos coming
twoard him for there were large
number on the road Sunday at that
time. Apparently absorbed in this, he
did not know Of the automobile ap-
preaching from the rear. and cannot
vet tell whether il was truck or a
{ touring car. thouga rumor says 1t was
a a truck. In falling. he struck his head
+ and was knocked unconscious. II. o.
Dwinell. near, whose farm the accident
!. occurred, carried the boy into his home
and later Mr.. Dodge took him back
10 his home. Yesterday the boy was
feeling a BIT upse, not going to school,
: but was better to-day. The driver Of
h the machine has not We. been found.
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