The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-07
TALK or THE TOWN

r.. -. Nell OF opTungntiu Was
visitor in the city this morning
4 Hunters See our new U. S. and
Hood leather top boots at Sheas.-
adv.
Paul Scampini of Berlin street left
last evening for Boston on business
visit.
A new shipment of hats arrived to-
day. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street u
adv.
I j. w. Thornton OF Peacham was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
J. Fl. Glidden arrived in the city yes
terday from Wyoming, Mass, for a
visit in the city
Edward Poole was a patient at the
n City hospital yesterday, returning to-
day to his home in Topsham.
Make merry the day, by attending
the Armistice dance in Quarry Bank
hall, Saturday CAROLS orchestra
adv.
II The mission study class of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Gilbertson, 30
Eastern avenue, Thursday evening at
1880.
4 Percy G. Lamson, granite advertiser,
who recently removed his headqusr-
tiers from Cambridge, Mass, to Man
chester, N. H., is passing short busi-
ness visit in the city.
AT Mercy hospital, Jackson, Mich,
Nov. 6, daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson. Mrs. Will
son will be remembered as Louise Mel
win of Pleasant street.
See the nice new line of serges and
velyets for dresses and wooden yelours
and astrachan, for coats and trim
mings. Little Dry Goods store, Cot
tage street, off North Main.-adv.
4 All stores, members of the Barre Re
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
remain open on Friday, Nov. 10, until
/ Q o'clock D. m. and will be closed all
! day Saturday, Nov. ii, Armistice day
--adv
1 Reports from Barre hunters after
| deer this year are coming in very
4
nc luck. Joseph Ladrie of this city
1 il reported as having dropped buck IN
the vicinity Of North Stratford, n. H.,
yesterday and his young son, who ac-
companied him, downed fox; but out
side OF this no local party has report
ed an animal. Hunters are thicker than
the trees themselves, according to sew
eral men who returned yesterday from
an unsuccessful quest.
Fifteen young lady friends of Miss
Ruth Parker, who recently resigned her
position as librarian at the Aldrirh
Public library, gathered at the home Of
Miss Gladys Bradford on South Main
street last evening to give her party
| in honor of her approaching marriage.
| The Bradford home was prettily dae0-
rated for the occasion and a table SET
Z, for the supper had for its centerpiece a
bride and groom, with ribbons TO the
plate OF each guest. Miss Parker was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
presented to her in bundle made nf
| to resemble suit case as surprise.
The party broke up at late hour
after a most enjoyable evening
| Barre has new industry The Pees-
| less Potato Chip company is the name
which the new firm bears, and Guy
Dindo il head Of the firm which has its
| manufacturing plant in the old Bailey
Music rooms on Pearl street. The plant
has been in operation for several days
and already Mr.. Dindo feels that their
quarters must be expanded. A great
| deal Of comment has been aroused over
| the deliciousness OF the chips and all
of the local provision merchants have
laid in a stock. Some Montpelier stores
have put in bid for part Of the out
put and. if possible, Mr.. Dindo will
make an attempt to supply stores all
| over the state which have started to
call for them. Some new equipment
was added yesterday as the first iot
| installed was found insufficient. Orders
have already passed the 800 boxes a
day mark.
| The football fans of Barre are rap
| idly becoming enthused over what
| promises to be the best football game
seen In this vicinity in good many
wears. when Goddard and the American
Legion meet next Saturday II wiz be
J Armistice day in name only, because
both teams are in the best of eondi-
ton and confident of victory. The Lee
gion outweighs the hill-toppers quite a
! few pounds but what Goddard lacks IN
weight, they make up for in speed and
grit. They have the fastest and shift
est backfeld Of any high or prep school
in the state and they are no slouehcs
at plugging the line. The line showed a
great Improvement over other games
against the Vermont seconds Saturday
and time after time they charged
through and smeared plays in the
making. Both sides are predicting VIC
tory but admit it will be tough bat
tie and from present indications rec
ord crowd will watch the fray.
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