The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-20

Francis j. Mcdonnell left the city
yesterday afternoon for Buffalo, N. Y
Milton Bradley Of King street IL at
present employed in Hayes dairy lunch
in Boston.
| Walter Kelly, formerly of this city,
arrived here yesterday from Burling-
ton for a few days visit
Mrs. Alice Van Deusen of Roxbury is
passing a few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. s. D. Allen Of Franklin street.
Denatured alcohol for your automo-
bile radiators, only 60c per gallon, at
lC w. Averill & CO. Buy it to-day
Iadv
Make all your desserts immensely
more likable and tasty by using Ba-
ker's flavoring extracts. All grocers.-
adv.
i Packed in California red wood boxes,
Quimby's chocolates ffrect from Cal
Iifornia. Try them. Barre Drug Co..
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson of
Brook street left the city yesterday
for Montreal, where they will make
their home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hubbard of Ran
dolph Centes are passing few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Al
len of Franklin street.
This is headquarters for victrolas
and Victor records. Our stock is com
plete. Littlefeld Piano Co., Inc, for
merly Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
Luke Gallagher is moving from the
house on Summer street, which he has
occupied for some time to the house on
Glenwood avenue recently vacated by
James R. Mackay.
Hospital bag day Thursday, Oct. rs.
Vegetables, canned or fresh fruit. iellies,
old linen, face cloths or anything else
that would be of use to such an institu-i
ton will be very acceptable.
Joseph yenncr Of Fortney place ar
rived in the city yesterday from Spring.
field, Mass, where he has been EN-.
ployed, having been called here by the
serious illness of brother.
Mrs. j. W. Ryan Of South Main
street has rented the building at o
South Main street, Mrs. Ryan will open
confectionery store and quick lunch
establishment and expects to be ready
to serve the trade next week.
J. C. Harris of South Main street and
Mrs. Burt Griffith and daughter left to
day for Thompsonville, Conn, where
they will visit relatives. They will also |
spend day visiting in Springfield,
Mass, returning to this city Monday. |
Fifteen rabbits and three cartridges |
fell to the guns of Clyde Reynolds. AL |
bert bowers, Herbert Macrae and Ches-
ter Bennett, who passed the day in
Walden hunting yesterday. They re-
port game as being rather plentiful and |
the rabbits very long legged
Farmers in this locality, who feel
that they are disposing Of their po-
tatoes chcaply at 81 per bushel, are
fortunate that they do not have to ae-
cept the price being paid in eastern
Canada. Word received BY friends in
this city from potato raiser in that /
section states that he is receiving only /
25c per bushel for his entire crop.
Although somewhat handicapped by |
injuries, Goddard will meet the Nor
witch freshmen on the Goddard field to-
Clark, who was injured in
the Dartmouth game last Saturday,
will probably be out OF the lineup and
Coach Wilson may find it necessary to
make other substitutions in the line.
However, with Goddard's fast backfield
she ought to make the Norwich aggre-
cation some trouble.
Spauldings line viii be sadly depict
"a when il bucks Newport high school
70 -morrow afternoon. Coach Lund
holm announced yesterday afternoon
hat Fleetwood and Kendall of the FIRST
cam and Barberi, Suitor and Club of s
he seconds were down in their studies
md that it would be impossible to play
hem before the Montpelier high school
anne. With Fleetwood and Kendall out
# the game, il leaves the Spaulding
inc in bad shape and ii was found nee
ssary yesterday to plug the gap with
men drawn from the backfieId Spauld-
ng's line will be the weakest that it (;
las been vet this season when it bucks
he upstate aggregation on its own
ield tomorrow and too great hopes
hould not be placed in Spauiding
Iictory.