The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-12
TALK or THE TOWN


II Charles Parsons Of Gloucester, Mass
\ was a business visitor here yesterday
/ Axel Bahme Of WaterviIle, P. O., wal
1 a business visitor In the city yester
day.
A son was born Oct. 10 to Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Edward r. LaFountain Of ] Far
wei street
/ John Tassie OF South Main street lef,
to-day for Woodbury. pond to remain
over the holiday.
There will be baby conference at
the Community house Friday, Oct. 10
4 from 2;30 to o'clock.
Il Several OF the local physicians left
to-day for Burlington in order to at
tend the medical conference being held
there.
/ Regular meeting Of the L o. o. T. B,
NJ. u, In X. Of P. hall Friday night at
IL o'clock sharp. Refreshments will be
served.
Home cooked food, Methodist church,
Saturday afternoon, to 5. Baked
beans, brown bread, wheat bread, cake
and other things. -adv.
| H. T. Wesson of Worcester, Mass,
president Of the Howard Wesson COM
pany, called on Barre friends yesterday
willie on tour Of northern New Eng
land
There will be practice of the Ameri-
can Legion football team at Lincoln
campus Friday afternoon at AIS
o'clock. Every member IL asked to be
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Jackson have
closed their camp at Higbgate Springs
and are passing a few days in the city
before leaving for Florida to pass the
winter months.
The matron at city poor farm sug-
gests that any having old magazines
which they care to dispose Of can do
the inmates a great favor by sending
them to the farm.
A report has been filed with the city
clerk announcing the birth of son
Oct. to Mr.. and Mrs. George Halvosa
of upper Camp street. The child was
called Glen G. Halvosa.
James Comolli Of North Main street |
has returned to the CRY, after passing
a few weeks in the Canadian north !
west, where he was employed as a har- |
vester in one of the wheat fields.
r, II. Phillips, r. Ginero, William
Cohen, w. G. Cunningham, Ernest Gro
teau and A. S. Brazil OF the orchestra
team which played in the city last eve
ming left to-day for their next engage
ment.
Mrs. L. Finnegan and son, Woodrow.
who have been visiting for the past
four weeks at the home % Mr. and Mrs
James w. Black of Washington street,
returned last evening 10 hair home in
Chicago.
Columbus day has arrived again but
Columbus himself could not be proud
If the celebrating of his day in Barre.
Not since 1912 when the legislature
made it legal holiday has the city OF
Barre had real Columbus day ceIe-
,ration.
Speculation is rife in the city as to
he result Of the clash between Middle
,ury and Dartmouth at Hanover Sat
lrday. A larger number OF fans than
Usual will be in attendance from Barre,
wing to the fact that Goddard il also
cheduled to play Dartmouth '26 on the y
anne day. K
ID. j.. Boyce Of Casa Grande, Ariz., ,
ormerly of Barre. who has spent the /,
ummer with relatives in Granville and
ther towns, arrived in the city las.
light and will have charge of the build
" of three two tenement houses, which
contractor A. B. Lane win erect for
ones Brothers company at the north
nd.
Edwin Smith and Master Lee Smith
Fere greatly surprised last night when
of their schoolmates gathered To help =
CELEBRATE Edwin's fourteenth birthday 2
Refreshments of ice cream
nd cake were served and all enjoyed a
Apply evening. Some very nice pres
nts were received, which included 4
eautiful bouquet of psnsies from Mrs. G
olby. Guy Hartley and John Colby
ere the leaders in the plans for the =
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