The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
TALK or THE TOWN

Remember the date, Oct 20, hospital
bag day.
New arrival Of hats to-day at Mrs,
Birnie's, 4 Laurel street.--adv
w. II. B. Perry of Waterbury was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
n S, HOLSTER jackson has returned Ia
the city, after a few days passed in
Boston on business
| Fred Millen Of Somervile, Mass, ar
rived in the city yesterday on a few
days business visit
NJ. T. Towne is digging his potatoes
and better potatoes never grew under
green tops. He sprayed. adv.
Order early, get the best. Suits to
order, $50; overcoats, $25 ]. made as you
like them. Hutchinson, the Royal Tail.
or Man.
| Mario Tosi Of PeUin street has re-
turned to the city, after passing several
weeks in the wheatfelds Of the Canadi-
an northwest.
The mission study class of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
with Mrs. Coburn, Orange street,
Thursday evening at 73O.
The meeting of the Granite City hose
team called for tonight has been post
poned. Instead there will be meeting
Of all call men at the station at 4
o'clock.
The Baptist woman's missionary So
ciety will hold its fall rally and month-
fy business meeting at the home Of
Miss Ruth Brown, 81 Jefferson street,
Wednesday evening at 1880
H. j. LaRoe, for IA years manager
of the Bailey Music rooms here in
Barre, will in a few days open up
music store for Il. Il. Clsrkson, with
quarters at the Burr Jewelry store, ia
North Main street. All are invited.
adv
Football scrimmage al Spaulding il
continuous this week, for Coach Lund- !
holm is working desperately to get his
newly reorganized heavy backfield into |
shape for the st. Albaus game Satur-
day. The places in the line from which
CALI, Fleetwood and Abbiatti were re-
moved to make the new baekfield are
giving him little trouble but it Is ex.
pected that the change is going to
strengthen the team greatly.
The water superintendent will receive
bids until o'clock p. M, Oct. II, Tor
cutting, drawing and saving into II
inch lengths. about 100 cords Of hard.
wood. The wood is TO be cut from
standing timber on the Martin brook
woodlot in Williamstown. about six
miles from Barre City, and drawn to
the city lot on Burnham street The
water superintendent viii furnish any
further information desired. Sydney
Lee Ruggles, superintendent. adv.
Recent guests at the home OF Mrs.
2. $. Andrews were her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Spencer
If Ellenberg, NJ ". and their daugh
Ter, Louise, Miss Alice Spiles of Moire,
Y. ", and Miss Bertha Paddock of Ma /
one, N. ", all Of whom arrived by I
ihtS t7aiuihals iurf were lulHtu nttt 1
by Mrs. Andrews son, Guy Andrews,
rom Gardner, Mass. All have now re- I
surned home, Miss Paddock leaving Ii
yesterday and the rep Of the party on ,
Monday.
Miss Marion f. Dorward. presiden. OF ,
he State Music Teachers association.
; chairman Of the music session at the J
tate teachers convention in st. Johns !
'ury Friday afternoon Of this week
1t this session Prof. Lewis j. Hatha.
pay of Middlebury college will tell
What Other State Organizations are
)oing" and Miss Helen S. Leavitt of !
BOSTON gives an address on "The De
nocracy Of Music There win be a
pecial musical program. The session is
0 be held at the st. Johnsbury Meth.
dist church.