The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-14
TALK or THE TOWN

Andrew Biackmore of Biddeford, Me-
is a business visitor in the city.
/ Cars washed and polished for Sl.50
at divers Battery Station adv.
/ d. Il. Worthley Of Washington WAS
a business visitors in the city yes
| terday.
/ Bring in any guns and rifles that
you want sold. City Auction Market.
| adv
William Daniels of "a Academy
street left to-day for Tunbridge to at
tend the fair
Yonr scissors sharpened while You
wait Saturday, afternoon and evening
at browns .--adv.
Rummage sale, Universalist church,
Saturday, Oct. Is. Doors open from
$50 until 9..adv-
Wait for the st. Elizabeth society
bazaar, afternoon and evening, Oct. ~,
at Rowland halliday.
All members Of the American Legion
dancing school please be at the club
Monday at Up. m.-adv-
| Reserve next Wednesday afternoon
| from $50 to I TO attend the annual
harvest supper at the Congregational
church. adv
Special for Friday and Saturday. Ia
dies and misses all-wool slip-on sweat
ers, So value for Sl.0S, $2oS and S3.l9.
Barre Bargain store, 24S North Main
street adv.
Arthur Movers Of Elmorc street
moved to-day from his home on that
street tosa farm in Northfeld, which
he has recently purchased.
III A. Dunbar has returned to his
home on North street, after business
trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krinovitch of
fremont street have left for Burling-
ton for short stay.
Miss Mabel Mcleod has returned to
her home on Park street, after work
ing during the summer in New
Hampshire hotel
Florence Brown of Forsythe place
! was operated on Wednesday at the
Barre City hospital. It was a serious
case, but Miss Brown il getting along
well.
Henry Petrie Of 33l North Main
street has returned to the city from st.
Adams, where he went to attend the
races, only to learn that they had been
postponed.
Wanted--One couple, contemplating
marriage. to have the ceremony per-
formed Saturday evening during the
performance OF wedding Bells" We
can offer you an interesting PROPOSE
ton. Apply Manager Magnet theatre.
adv
w. u. Gregory Of New York City.
who is conductor on the Twentieth
Century Limited railroad. arrived in
town yesterday and will visit TOR sew
eral weeks at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Gregory Of
east hill.
Among other Barre BOYS who have
found places on the different football
teams in the colleges which they are
attending can be named Stephen Rizzi
Of North Main street, graduate Of
Spaulding, class of 1921. and foot ball
player of no small skill. He is now
playing on the freshman team of
Worcester Tech school OF Worcester,
Mass.
Young Robinson, son Of Arthur Rob-
inson Of upper Washington street.
while strollng in the woods in
that section the other day, stopped
to pick up some object, and Just
as he did so, stray shot
from some hunters rifle passed
over his head. cutting hole in the
upper part of the boys cap. More
care is needed on the part OF our
hunters.
While motoring through Sandbar
Bridge, near Burlington, yesterday on
his way to the city John Gregoire OF
South Main street scared up flock OF
ducks right in the road. As he had a
gun with him at the time he stopped
and fired at them as they were about
to rise, and out of three shots brought
down three ducks Two of these he was
able to bag. but the third fell into the
lake and padded away, though wound
ed.
The annual meeting OF the Barre
chapter of the American Red Cross
will be held in Aldrich hall next Wed.
nesday at A3O p. M, for election If
officers and any other necessary busi-
ness Unless greater interest is showr
il may be necessary to give up the
Barre chapter Of the Red Cross. Every
member Of the board is urged t. b.
present Wednesday and all other mem
bers Of the Red Cross are not only
invited, but urged, to attend that
meeting.
At the regular meeting Of the Won
en- Of Mooseheart Legion held in the
X. of p hall last evening announce
ment was made that special dispen
sation had been given the local order
to open their charter until Nov. - 20
receive charter members. A class Of
candidates was also initiated. Follow
ing this meeting the committee of the
bazaar held social time at which mat
ters Of Interest were talked over. Clyde
Reynolds. on behalf Of the two orders
presented Mrs. Thomas Jeffrey with :
sum Of money for her untiring efforts
in the interests Of the bazaar and the
orders. She responded. Later refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake were
served. The committee in charge Of the
bazaar was Mrs. Attic Christie, Mrs.
Bella Hogg. Mrs. Clyde Reynolds, Les
sel Steward Anne Deans. Mrs. James