The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-31
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
!. M. Luce of Tunbridge was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
For cement and brick work call Leel
So Pleasant street. phone 276-6.--adv
/ For plumbing and heating. call Jamel
Mcleod, l2a Orange street. Tel. s23-W
adv.
Lawrence Seaver of Washington was
a visitor in the city yesterday after
noon.
Last day to pay fiat rate water rem
tails. Superintendent water department
adv.
Il. NJ. Kneli of Providence, r. T., il
passing few days business visit i
the city.
| Carl Withrow and Vernal Kezar d
Chelsea passed the week end will
friends in the city.
A son, weighing nine pounds. was
born Oct. "a to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook of A Ayers street
Edwin Keast returned to st. Johns
bury Yesterday afternoon, after pass.
| ing the week end in the city.
The entire stock of the Mattapar
Shoe Co. must be disposed Of at some
price this week at Shea's. adv.
Charles Northrup and Robert Knox
returned yesterday from Kettle pond
where they spent the week end.
We have everything in small leath-
er goods, including Boston bags, trav-
cling bags and suitcases, at Lander .--
adv.
The ladies' guild Of the Church q.
the Good Shepherd will meet with Mrs
Given on King street Thursday eve
ming.
Rev. A. Cyril Drumm left yesterday
| for Montreal, where he will attend q
series of lectures which are being held
there this week.
Public dance, Cobble Hill grange, on
| Thursday, Nov. 2; music by Landi's
orchestra. Auto leaves postoffiee at
l7:45 and S:l5.-adv.
Baby robes. Baby needs the outdoor
air, but must be kept warm. See our
line. Persian lamb, fox fur and lamb
skin. B. w. Hooker q Co.--adv.
Edward Kelly, who has been EN-
ployed at the f. ID. Ladd Co. bakery
has completed his duties and left lor
Boston, where he has secured employ
ment.
Goddard has the hardest game on its
/ Il strh ~ q the
University Of Vermont second team on
Centennial field at Burlington, This i
the team that furnishes -crimmage for
the II. v. NJ. varsity and Goddard will
have to 20 to the limit to come through
with a victory.
To- day IL the last day of the open
season on partridges for the year and
according to reports from hunters part
ridges are still plenty. Very few in.
stances where hunters went out after
birds and failed to get them have beeu
recorded this year With the putting
away of the old shotgun, new sea
son begins and the rifles come out foi
their annual cleaning before the dec
season which commences next Moa-
day. If no snow falls during the next
week Mr.. Nimble-legs should have
good chance for his life and the total
killed small.
Spaulding high school is planning on
putting in a good bid for the Montpel-
Ter high school game to be played at
Montpelier Friday afternoon if yester-
lays practice may be taken as an in
iication. Several new men are being
brought forward for the game and
with Fleetwood, Kendall and several
other men, who were out of the line
mp in the last two games on account
II scholastic standing back in, the team
which Montpelier meets win be Spauid-
ing at her best. This viii probably be
the last game of the season for the
team and basketball will be the next
step. so S. ii. s. is out to close up the
season with a victory.
Ladies of the Harmon review of the
gIacca bees, together with invited
friends to the number of about 200,
gathered in the X. of p. hall in the
Blanchard block TO usher in Hallowe'ea
asst evening. There were none Of the
,abbage throwing stunts, of shining Of
pumpkin heads, but nevertheless very
enjoyable masquerade was in order.
The early part Of the evening was con
sumed by a program which consisted Of
an instrumental trio by the three Gro
tcau sisters; reading, Ruth Wylie; solo
Gussie Watson; solo, Mrs. Andrew
Freeland; solo, Mrs. Elsie Ennis. and
fortune telling, Mrs. Alexander Parks
Miss Beatrice Papin furnished accom-
paniment for the solos. The first prize
for the best costumes went to Helen
stacy as bride and Lillian Gregoire -
groom. representing a new-married con.
pie. The BOBBY prize was awarded Mrs
Alice Bottigi for bransack suit Re-
freshments of cider. doughnuts, tea
candy, and apples were served during
The latter part of the evening