The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

pot NV ~. w iclc F.! hoNiunu idii'
adv.
Wanted at once---dry spruce, bass
and butternut. Rowelfs woodworking
shop, Barre.
4 The purple consulate will meet Nov.
80 at Z p. m. with Emily McRay, s
Keith avenue,
Gift boxes and envelopes free with
purchases of $3.50 or more worth of
records. Russell's.--adv.
son, James Walden, was born
Nov. % to Mr.. and Mrs. Walden KEEL
ley of North Main street.
Back on the job. Watch and clock
repairing Prices right. E. o. Holmes,
6 Maple Grove street. Tel. 24l-X.
/ Absolutely free. What? Call at
Goodfellow's jewelry store and find
out. 200 North Main street.--adv.
/ A meeting of Clan Gordon, No. IL,
amusement committee will be held on
Monday, Nov. 20, at p. m. c. Leel,
chief
Miss Marietta Bailey of Wells River
is visiting at the home of her uncle, J..
G. Bailey of Maple avenue, for few
days.
Tickets for the American Legion
! play, always in Trouble" may be
exchanged at the Legion clubhouse to-
night.-adv.
Hunters, attention. Winchester ri
! fes and ammunition for all rifles for
| sale at the Winchester store. G. w.
,Averill & Co
Don't fail to attend the vegetable
supper at the Baptist church Wednes
day. Mince, apple and pumpkin pies
will be served.-adv.
All those donating articles for the
Presbyterian church sale and supper
please note change of date. Sale, Dee.
2, supper Decs 3.ady.
Come to the ladies' union fair at
the Universalist church Dec. and 3.
II is a good time to choose your
Christmas present for a friend. adv.
Daniel Bertrand and Frank Wells
of Amherst college, Amherst, Mass,
arrived in the city late last week for
few days vacation at their homes
here.
Miss Lucy Wells returned this morn
ing to the Bishop Hopkins Hall in
stitute in Burlington, after passing
the Thanksgiving recess at her home.
here.
Miss Clementine Calcagni of Hum
bert street daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Calcagni, returned to Mount
Holyoke college in South Hadley,
Mass. yesterday.
T. A. Young, manager of the Ten
new Service Co. in Barre, returned
this morning from a weeks vacation
in Lewiston, Ne, where he spent
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. William McKane of Webster
vile. who was operated upon at Heat
on hospital in Montpelier a week ago,
is recovering steadily and her condi-
ton now is quite favorable
A special meeting of all call men of
the Barre fire departmenuw be held
at the station this evening al o'clock
so that matters concerning the annual
firemen's ball may be disposed of.
A few head of prime young cattle
suitable for beef viii be sold at the
Harvey J. Dodge auction in Berlin,
near the Morrison farm, Tuesday aft
ernoon. See adv. on page T. u. A.
Perry, auctioneer.-adv
Lorraine Beaulieu. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Beaulieu of the East
Barre road. was operated on yester lay
for the removal of her tcnsils and ade
moids. DR.. Avery of East Barre per
formed the operation, assisted by his
son. DIR. Avery of this city.
Everybody out in costume Thursday
evening Dec. ?, TO attend the old-fash
toned masquerade and dress dance with
new dances at Rowland hall. Glow Il
hats will be issued to each of the
dancers at the hall A prize of 81 viii
be awarded the person appearing in
the best costume, and 81 to the secoEd
best. CAROLS orchestra. Admission
per couple Sl.l0; extra ladies 50 cents.
including war tax.-adv.
The Bangor, Me, Daily News says
"The Wagnerisn quartet with Augusta
Cooper was the finest attraction of
the entire lyceum course. Miss Coop
err was splendidly received. her voice,
clear and sweet. was full of sympathy
and her tones round and rich. Every
man was perfect in his solo work and
their ensemble was as fine as any
heard in Belfast in a long time" II
YOU enjoy a good concert. plan TO hear
these people at the opera house to-
night. Tickets on sale at browns
drug store.-adv.
Joe Shimkus, the middleweight
wrestler who defeated John Kilonis in
st. Adams Friday night, passed the
week end in Barre, and this morning
left for Boston. and from there goes
to his home in Worcester, Mass, toI
pass week, wrestling while in
Worcester prominent middleweight
wrestlers. Shimkus gained q decided
victory over Kilonis Friday evening.
the wrestler to whom he lost in Mont
pelier several weeks ago when Kilonis
manipulated successfully some Of his
rough tactics on Joe. Shimkus was
apparently ready for this sort Of
wrestling Friday night and as the st.
Albans Messenger states. 1T was a
slam bang affair from start to fin
isb with the sky the limit a regards |
the tactics used. All the men needed
to make il real rough was club |
apiece" incidentally il may be Of in
terest TO learn that Shimkus will prob |
ably be seen here in Barre against |
Joe "Roughhouse" PURCELL. the young |
Italian middleweight Of Manchester. /
n. H.. who wrestled Shimkus for a
large side bet here last winter TO a
65.minute draw. This match viii he |
staged in the Clan Gordon hall under |
the auspices of Barre post, No. -. /
American Legion.