The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

III heI your snare OF tne bargains
the move-on sale.-adv
II New maple syrup and sugar at RicI
II ardson farm. NJ e. Briggs.
II The Maccabees will hold bazaar
II Rowland hall April l3.--adv
II Dance in Rowland hall Saturda
II night; Landi's orchestra. --adv.
II The Eastern Star annual ball will h
II held in Rowland hall Thursday even
ing, April 8.
H Miss Sinclair has returned home aft
II err caring for Mrs. William Perry
II Washington street.
II Mrs. Adam Bernie of Long stree
H was taken to the Barre City hospita
H yesterday afternoon.
H Mrs. Mary Hunter of Prospect ave
nue. was taken to the Barre City hos
4 pital yesterday for treatment.
H Elena Barberi needs no introduction
as a pianist. Her work is of true ar
tistic style. March 80, Rowland hall
| adv.
i. A. Harris, superintendent of tn,
Tenney Service Co., left last night fol
Boston, where he will pass few day,
OH business.
Miss Marie Mortimer of Springfield
arrived in the city yesterday and is
now the guest of her sister, MRS. Har
old Ennis of Terrace avenue.
Public dance, Clan Gordon hall
Thursday night, commencing at s. Mu-
sic by Collins, Messier and Miss Dubie
Good time assured. Admission, gents
75c, ladies free adv
Miss Anni> Mitchell and Miss Phyl-
lis Neino, clerks of the Holmes bakery
for many months, completed duties
| there Monday Mrs. Clifton Kelly be-
gan work there yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Denning of
4 Mortified, former Barre residents, ar
rived in the city to-day and were the
guests of Mrs. Denning's sister, Mrs.
James Higgins, of belmont avenue.
| Barre opera house, March %, is the
! date set for the Barre City bands con.
| cert. Do not miss it. as by your at
tendance you are helping the band to
! purchase new set of instruments. ad
Vermonts premier entertainer, Miss
| Kathleen LeBaron, will be heard in her
latest and best program at the Barre
City bands concert March 25 at Barre
opera house. Do not miss hearing her
adv.
John Teeyan Of Beacon Falls, y. Y,
manager of the Beacon shows, who for
the past two weeks has been stopping
in Barre left this morning FOR St Al
bans to make arrangements for an APP
pearance of the carnival there.
Miss Annie Joncas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Joncas of North Main
street, arrived this morning from
Greenfield Mass, where she has been
visiting the past two months, and is
now confined to her home with infu
en2a.
DR.. Peter Lawler, coach Of the Cathe-
dral high school of Burlington and DIR.
Leonard McCambridge. who also ac
companied the basketball team here
yesterday, returned to Burlington with |
the team this morning after being the |
guests of John B, Kelly of Liberty |
street during their stay in Barre.
The past few days have been ideal
for maple sugar making and those who
have trees tapped are reporting good
runs. Indications are that the season
will be of short duration aud sugar no
doubt will be marketed at q fancy fig |
ure. Among those who have already |
made quantity of both syrup and
sugar is NJ II. Briggs OF the Richard
son farm. Mr.. Briggs tapped 800 trees
a week ago and has had large runs.
especially Monday and yesterday and
as result has placed his product on
the market at 40 cents q pound for
sugar and syrup at Is cents quart.
f. NJ Allen of Camp street also reports
q good run Monday and yesterday.
At the Murphy g. Weafer pool par
or on Pearl street last evening Dur
ward Wilmot defeated Jack Davidson
by 1870 points in a $50 point game.
This was the second half OF 500-pont
game for the championship Of the city,
he first having been played a week
lgo at the same place. Davidson in
hat contest defeated Wilmot 250-244,
10 had siXpoint lead to start with
asst evening The victor made some
pectacular shots. but played a safe
gamc throughout On the other hand
Davidson couldn't seem to play his
game. And now from vii
lam Carlo of Montpelier comes a chai |.
enge to the winner, he wishing To play
he winner 500point game at Daily
| Meigs' psrlor in Montpelier some 9
ime very soon. !
Everything Is in readiness for the /
oxing exhibition in the armory hall (
n Montpelier tonight. Referee Pen t
ergast. Matchmaker Roncor, Bert b
ones and his manager, George Perry, i
'oung Collins, and little Benny all ?
rrived in Montpelier either late yes
erday afternoon or early this morning. 2
ergt. Swarstrom's manager, Sergt.
arpenter, arrived with his man yes
erday and declared Swarstrom to be
4 excellent condition for the contest
might. Just last Wednesday evening
t Camp Deyens he boxed an eight
ound bout to draw with Johnny
arson of Lawrence Jones has also
ought him to draw at Devens and
is l6 straight victories seem TO war
ant an exceptional bout between these
len tonight in the fighting Italian,
Dung Collins OF Cambridge and little
emmy are two Of the fastest feather
Fights in New England. Little Ben
V was matched to box at the Boston
pera house last evening. but Match
laker Roneoe secured him for this
latch with Collins Edgar Beaulieu
I Barre and Kid DeColaines of Mont
rlier. amateurs but clever men. have
at in two weeks Of hard training for
,eir six-round bout tonight, and to
lose who know the two young men
iis promises to be an interesting con
st
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