The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-04
TALK or THE TOWN

Harry Brusa of Mortified was In the
city yesterday afternoon on business
visit.
j. r. MacKinnon OF Milford, Ne, y
passing short business visit in the
city.
II. w. Varnum OF Jeffersonville ar
rived in the city to-day on business
visit.
r. S. Threeher and Hale X. Darling
of Chelsea were in the city to-day on
business visit.
Peppermint patties, 34c per pound,
Sla5 per five pound box, at Marchettrs
Fruit store. adv.
William Matthews Of Worcester,
Mass, was in the city yesterday on a
short business visit.
Fred Fisher Of Averill street left
yesterday for Whittier, CAL, where he
will spend the winter.
DIR. Il. x. z. Archambsult Of Mer-
chant street left to-day for Montreal
for visit with relatives.
James X. Anderson of Maple ave-
nue. left the city yesterday for Spring
field, Mass, to be employed.
Miss Hilda Dubie of this city was
in Hardwick last evening, where she
acted as pianist for jacobs orches-
ira.
Over 900 Of your thoughtful neigh
bors have purchased their pianos Of y.
A.. Gould, IS Spaulding street There's
a reasonably.
Just received large shipment of
the latest Broadway song hits, 25c per
copy. IIttlefield Piano Co., formerly
Bailey's Music rooms. adv.
You can't beat this--a hot water
bottle or fountain syringe with . two
year guarantee against imperfection
at browns Drug store. adv.
George Diener of indianapolis, Ind,
a well-known granite retailer, returned
to his home yesterday, after visit
with manufacturers in this city for
the past week.
Mrs. Paolini Casselini and son, 10.
seph, returned to the city this morn
ing from Boston, where they have been
passing two weeks visit with rela
tives and friends.
Carl Lundholm, coach at Spaulding
high school, left to-day for Durham, N.
H., in order to be present at the New
Hampshire State Vermont football
game there to-day. Mr.. Lnndholm il a
New Hampshire State college grad
uate
A good crowd was in attendance at
the X. OF c. dance held in the Seam
PM block last evening and a pleasing
sum taken in at the ticket stand en-
couraged the committee in charge to
run future affairs of the same kind.
Rebekahs' public dance, !. O. O. #.
hall, Montpelier, Monday night, Nov.
6, s:I5 to IL. Music by Ted Lawson's
new orchestra, composed OF Norwich
students. Admission S3e cents a cou-
pie, including war tax; extra ladies',
IL cents. Remember the good times we
used to have.ady.
interest in the Legion Fort Ethan
Allen football game called at Lincoln
campus this afternoon has increased
greatly in the past few days for a
little investigation has proved the fort
boys to be formidable eleven. The
local boys have their hackers, how
ever, and in view of their past per-
formers it looks as though they would
bring home the bacon
The Goddard football team left this
morning for Burlington, where II will
meet the University of Vermont seq
ond team this afternoon. Because Of
injuries received in last Saturdays
game. Driscoll win probably not take
part In the game, but Coach Wilson
has enough backfield substitutes so
that he ought to be able to fill the
breach. Eighteen men were taken on
the trip, and they were accompanied
by Coach Movies
AT meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees of the Washington county tuber-
culosis hospital, held yesterday, it was
voted TO purchase the property Of John
j. Sowles, which is situated near the
hospital. The house will be converted
into nurse dormitory and will be
used solely for that purpose for the
present Redfeld Proctor, Republican
nominee for governor, was a visitor at
the hospital yesterday, and expressed
himself as being favorably impressed
with the work that the hospital is do
ing.
Hunters are fast leaving the city
for the backwoods districts 20 get into
camp for the opening OF the season
when the law declares that the MIN
bic deer must protect himself for a
period Of two weeks. Last evening
there were three large parties leaving
by motor for the northern woods 70
settle down and wait for the dawn OF
Monday morning and this morning
several more parties started for near
by camps Since the law allows only
bucks 10 be shot this year and there
IS no snow for tracking on the ground
the total of deer shot win no doubt
be small