The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-14
TALK or THE TORN
Buy sheet music at Bailey,

j Carnival, Jan. is. Rowland hall, Car
rolls orchestra. Nut scd adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop, VII,
were married III Portland. Me-, Jan. 8
are visiting al 1863 Washington street.
Miss Bertha Mason, an employee 81
the DR.. -. G. Jarvis office, has been de
Itained at her home for the past tive
days BY illness.
Miss Ruth Adie, until last week one
OF the staff Of the Massachusetts Gen.
eral hospital. who has been visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Adie Of 81
| Franklin street. for the past few days
left here to-day to accept the position
LOT assistant superintendent at the
Woman's Free hospital in Brookline,
Mass.
The annual business meeting OF the
h. L. Smith Co. was held at the OIL
fees in the Ayerill block yesterday aft.
|ernoon. Officers elected for the ensu.
ing year were: Donald Smith, presi-
dent: Major j. Nelson jackson, vice.
president; William T. Wheaton, Sec
rotary and treasurer; directors. Donald
Smith, II n, Jackson, s. III. Jackson
and A. A. Smith Business for the
year Of 1918 was reported as being very
satisfactory and the firm il prosperous
financially
The monthly meeting Of the Minis
ter's( Monday club was held Monday III
the parish house of Christ church,
Montpelier. After devotional exercises.
conducted by Rev w. s. Nichols. pas
tor Of the Unitarian church in Mont
pelier, and the transaction OF the usual
routine business, a paper was read by
the secretary, Rev. Frank Bloomfield Of
Berlin, which excited warm discus
sion on the topic of THE League Of
Nations AT the close OF the session,
luncheon was served. the discussion be-
ng continued at the table. The follow
ng was announced by the program
committee as the arrangement for the
remaining meetings of the year: Feb
ruarv topic. Spiritual Healing" Rev.
r, B. Leach; March. topic to be chosen,
Rev. Il. s. HAYES of Waterbury; April,
aThe Place Of Preaching in the Modern
World" Rev. ". Nichols: May, "rhe
Place Of the Church in Social Service.
Rev. ID. e. Huntington; June, why
Not Christian propagandists" Rev.
B, G. Lipsky.
Here's the game of the season for
Barrel Al the spanlding gymnasium
Friday night Spaulding's keenest rivals,
Montpelier high schools players. will
invade the home court for the first and
only time this year. The Montpelier
team is anxious to win. The Mont
pelier team, composed chiefly Of last
years men, is on the close trail of any
high school team in the state for the
silver cup that for the past two years
has occupied space in the Spaulding as.
sembly hall, the trophy of the past two
teams. just last FRIDAY |
night this team overwhelming defeat |
d st. Adams high, Immediately after |
his victory, including all Sunday aft.
.rnoon. ii is said. these players were
,raetieing on the armorv floor in Mont |
,eiier in preparation for the Spauiding |
,ame. Spaulding, en- the other hand, |
las done comparatively little practic- |
ne. probably because the game is TO be |
in home territory. Whichever team /
ncceeds ia winning the game, il will |
10 so only after 40 minutes of basket
,all. In an effort 10 keep the ball roll
ng and interest for the followers Of the
game at high pitch, a preliminary game,
spaulding seconds vs.. Montpelier sec
.nds, has been arranged for.