The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-03
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Barre Woman's club Tuesday, May 4,
The Barre Choral society win meet
at the Universalist church this evening
at 1880.
Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge
meet for practice this evening at Z
O'Clock.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra. adv.
Reserved seats now on sale at Bal
ley's Music Rooms for the Martinepi
concert at city hall, Montpelier, on
May li.-adv.
Cecil bowers. an employee of the Bur
lington Rendering Co., returned TO his
work this morning after a two-day Wis
ii at his home in Barre
Congregational Philatheas, attention.
Everybody out for the social and bust
ness meeting morrow night at Mrs.
w, A. Lanes, RI Spauldng street.
Biou theatre to-day and TO morrow.
the famous play, male and Female"
Matinee at 2;l5. Evenings, one show
at 1870. Prices, matinee 25c, evening
35c.adv.
Peter Jondreau of Providence, r. J.,
is visiting with relatives in Barre and
Websterville for few days, having
arrived in the city the latter part Of
last week.
The baseball game which Spaulding
was to have played with Montpelier
seminary last Wednesday is to be
played this afternoon at $3.50 at the
Lincoln campus.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Aux
iliary 10 Clan Gordon will be held on
Tuesday, May 4, at 7:l5. Balloting
and initiation. Refreshments and
southern concert.
Chauffeur Stanley NJ. Curtis arrived
in the city from Aberdeen proving
ground, Md, and is visiting his parents
in Orange. If there are any Barre boys
who would like to see the world, Mr..
Curtis advises joining the air service.
George Rivers of Barre has accepted
position at the pulp mill in Milton
and will commence work soon. Mr.,
and Mrs. Rivers and son and Miss
Katherine Prentiss, and Mrs. Rivers
father, NJ B. Miles, win move to Mil.
ton.
With the blossoming OF the early
spring flowers, it has been decided TO
again make a place for specimens ait
the Aldrich library and children are
asked TO begin bringing in the differ
ent varieties to-day Mrs, E. NJ. Lyon
will have charge of this work.
DR.. Homer Sowles, dentist, and
brother, Dr. Horace Sowles, member
of the surgical staff of the Faulkner
hospital in Boston. arrived in the city
Saturday evening from Boston TO make
a few days visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sowles of Beck
ley hill.
Mrs. Adele Scott OF Maple avenue,
who has been stopping a few days with
her cousin, Mrs. c. l.. Bates, has re
turned home, OH the arrival OF Henry
NJ. Perrin and family OF Berlin. who
plan to make the b. o. Wood farm
their home in the future, Mrs. Bates
residing with them.
In the elections to the honor societies
of the University of Vermont, which
were announced Saturday, several
Barre men figured. Allan X. Johnston
and Henry s. Young were elected 10
the Key and Serpent society a Junior
organization. and TO Melissedon, iu-
nor and senior society, while Freeman
X. Walker was chosen to the latter so.
ciety.
The Brooksde Community club held
very interesting meeting at the
Brookside schoolhouse Friday evening.
The following program was given;
Singing. America; reading The
Vermonter's Creed" Miss Nora Doug
las; song with encore. Stanley Marsh;
reading. MIRA. H. A. Skinner; reading,
Wayne Martin; reading. Earl Mitchell;
song with encore, Miss Mabel Greg
ory: paper, Justin Morrill," Mrs. c.
y. Barber: song, with encore, Stanley
Marsh. Andrew Johnson, president OF
the club, in behalf of F. r. Northrop,
who was unable 10 be present, present
ed very fine picture of Theodore
Roosevelt to the school, in memory of
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrop. Re
treatments OF maple syrup, doughnuts
and pickles were served, closing one of
the most enjoyable meetings OF the
club
If records count for anything, Bat
Ting Moore Of Charlestown, Mass, viii
give young Collins of Cambridge, Mass,
"the fighting Italian" the battle Of MS
career at the Montpelier srmory on
Thursday night, Young Collins is an
intercitv favorite and has boxed on
three different occasions at the armory
in Montpelier and has proven to the
boxing fans Of Vermont that he is one
Of he fastest bantamweights IN New
England In meeting Moore, he will
find him the stifest opponent he has
ever met. From all appearances, the
boxing fans Of Vermont will see the
fastest Z rounds ever staged in Yer
mont. Moore's record men he has met
Tommy Lee. Joe Collins, A. Thomas,
Benny Harrison. Young Chado. Young
Miller. Battling Brogan. Eddie O'Brien.
Little Kenny. Gene Mars. Young Elmo,
Young Lucent. Joe Morris, Tony Fay,
KID Parker Young Mason. Young