The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy sheet music at Bailey's Music
Rooms.
A. }. Huse of Randolph was in the
city to-day
A different gift. See the novelty
hangers at Mrs, Shepard Co., Inc adv
a regular meeting of Vincitia lodge,
No. 10, viii be held in the rooms at
1880 this evening.
Mrs, Henry j. LaRoe of Wellington
street has been visiting in Burlington
for the past few days.
DR.. d. c. Jarvis was absent from his
office yesterday, being in Waterbury,
| performing two operations,
Mrs. Nelson Hame of Plaidfield has
been spending q few days in Barre
with friends and relatives.
Baptist ladies': Remember the an
nual missionary meeting at the home
of Mrs Cave Wednesday afternoon di.
hrectlv after the service at the church.
So successful was the old timers ball
last year it has been decided to repeat
1t will be held in Rowland hall Friday
evening, Dec. 10, with CAROLS orches-
ira to furnish the music. All old tim
ers welcome.
Miss Alfredo Bombard of Maple ave-
nue. began duties this morning for the
Barre Electric company as assistant
bookkceper, taking the place Of Paul
Restelh, who has been removed to an
other part of the Office.
A rehearsal Of the children Of the
Universalist church for the Christmas
concert will be held, tomorrow,
Wednesday, afternoon directly after
school at 4 o'clock. Will the parents
please see that the children come?
Necessary papers were passed yes
terday at the office OF the D. A. Perry
Real Estate agency passing the prop
erty connected with the house at 6S
Franklin street, owned by Mrs Abbie
Z. Corliss Of Elm street, to Ernest
Carlson, also Of this city The house
at the present time is occupied by Dir.
| i. W. Hudson
The following is the program to be
given in the Odd Fellows hall this
evening at s o'clock, to which all Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs are invited
Piano duet, Misses Scott; reading,
Ruth Wyllie; vocal solo, Mildred
Higgs; fancy dancing, Naughton sis
ters; violin solo, Alba Derecchi; piano
solo, Mrs, George Nye. Admission 25c,
adv.
Endorsed by the Pulpit and press, the
American Legion presents to the public
for its approval on Thursday and Fri
/ day tho pnnrr,f NM tna faraa .iNforr,,
ing Mary" with east and chorus com
posed OF Barre's best talent The pro
duction has been prepared with infinite
pains on the part of Mr. and Mrs.
| Harry Gage, ana every effort has been
exerted to make this the best local tai
ent play ever presented in Barre. The
farce IS unusually witty and full Of
amusing situations, tuneful numbers
and pretty girls, all looking their best
Hear Summer GirIies, Pretty Girls,
Slipping Cider Through a Straw"
"Cleopatterer," The Only Girl, "The
Medicine MAN. .The Cowboy We'd
ding" and the Flower Song See the
funny clowns. adv.
The item in yesterdays Times con
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terpreted over the telephone, conse-
quently causing the reader to believe
that Mrs Canton slipped and fell when
coming down the hill from Goddard
seminary The ACCIDENT, in fact, was
caused indirectly by young men sliding
down the hill, leading to Maple ave
nue., on large traverse Mrs. Canton
was crossing North Seminary street on
Maple avenue and was near the center
Of the road when she noticed the heavi-
~ laden traverse speedily approach
ing her. In an endeavor TO prevent be.
ing struck by the vehicle, she turned
and hurried back to the sidewalk. but
in stepping onto the curb she slipped
and broke the small bone in her right
leg just above the ankle.
Goddard football men and athletic
authorities held banquet in the sem
mary dining hall last Saturday even
ing. A generous repast was served to
the boys, and during the hour Of feast
ing the Goddard orchestra furnished
music. After the dinner a few speeches
were made by the officials of the as
ISOLATION and by a few of the players.
! Coach Leahey reviewed the work of the
team in brief and spoke Of the pleas
ure Of working with a good lot Of ath
letes during the football season Dr.
o. X. HOLSTER, president of the attn
letic association of the school, brought
| forward a few remarks of interest to
| The football men and commended the
excellent school spirit which had pre-.
vailed during the past season. Cap
tain Slayton expressed his good wishes
to the captain of the 1920 football
team. Captain Gaughan responded
with few remarks, expressing his de-
sire that the spirit and support which
had prevailed this year might continue
in the year to come.
The annual convention Of district
No. 3, Royal Arch Masons, is to be held
in the Masonic hall in Randolph Thurs
day evening, Dec Is, In view OF the
fact that there was no meeting last
year, special effort is being expended
to make this meeting an unusually
large and well attended one. The or
der of the program for the meeting Is
| as follows: At 4 p. M, lodge Of Mark
Master Masons opened in form and the
degree oxcmPlified by Whitney chap
ter, No. ). At p. m banquet will
DC served by ladies Of the o. f. S. At
1850, a chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
viii be opened by team selected from
the chapters Of the district T,ecep-
ton Of grand officers will precede the
excmplifcation Of the Royal Arch de
gree and review work by Grand Lee
/ turer Edward w. CrannelI Addresses
| of grand officers and Others and the
! closing of the s. a. chanter will CON.