The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Presbyterian managers meet at -
Central street to night at 7 o'clock
| A. Popock, who ran small dry
goods and gents furnishing goods store
at Smith place, has moved to 343
North Main street, corner Bolster place.
Mrs. A. Birnie. 4 Laurel street, has
returned from the millinery markets
with fine line of spring millinery.
Inspection invited Opening announced
| later adv
Francis Grady and Ralph Stuart,
both of Newport, N. H., have arrived
in town and will appear in the Sham
rock lineup against the Montpelier Lee
gon at Montpelier this evening. Spe-
cial car leaves Barre at G:45.
The second basketball team of
Spauldng left this noon for Bethel to
play the Whitcomb high school team
there this evening. Acting as coach
was Lorraine Densmore, who accom-
panied Paul Tierney, Llewellyn Dens
more, William Mcdonald, James Biggs,
Louis OLeary and George Douglas.
DR.. Edmunds, physical director of
Il. V. NJ, addressed the boys of Spauld-
ing high school this morning on keep
ing Fit" DR. Edmunds is campaigning
the state and addressing young men OF
all such schools on physical fitness and
its advantages. This afternoon Dr.
Edmunds addressed the boys of God
dard seminary,
Billy Grant, representing the Water
son Berlin Snyder music publishers,
will sing two of the latest hits at the
Park theatre tonight, you're a Mil
lion Miles from Nowhere When You're
One Little Mile from Home" and 'Oh.
How / Laugh When ! Think How |
Cried Over You" Unannounced except
by word of mouth advertising, Mr.
Grant sang to capacity audiences last
night. adv.
Miss Doris Eastman returned to
Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley,
Mass, after having passed week at
her home on Wellington street. Miss
Eastman came here because of the i'll
ness of her sister, Miss Corinne, who is
steadily regaining health from an APP
pendictis operation performed at the
Barre City hospital last Friday even
ing
Al Lundstrom, known as the Swedish
marvel Of Groversdale, Conn, and
Yelles OF New Hampshire, the two
principals Of wrestling match in
Clan Gordon hall tonight, are in the
city to-day awaiting the match Lund
strom, who arrived yesterday, is wide
ly known in this country, since he
appeared before an audience in unusual
costume two years ago. For one whole
year he met all corners without a de-
feat, but never appearing anywhere
without rubber mask which fitted
tight to his head, concealing his iden-
tity. Yelles Of New Hampshire, a
light heavyweight, gained further repu
tation when he stayed 81 minutes with
Stecker, the worlds heavyweight
champion, but a few weeks ago With
these two men il is believed that an
excellent bout will be given tonight,
as the winner will have to get two out
of three falls preliminaries Of local
Young men are also scheduled,
The sixth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Cutler OF Elm
street extension did not 20 by I'M
observed nor forgotten by number OF
their friends. When Mr.. Cutler ar
rived home last evening from his work
he found seven couples awaiting his
arrival SO that they might begin upon
the first course of roast chicken sup
per prepared by his wife. 1t was
complete surprise to him, prepared by
the young people, together with his
wife But another surprise awaited
both of them. A beautiful Wallace
Nutting picture had been purchased by
their friends as present for the oc.
casion and this they found when about
to sit down to the bountiful supper.
In the evening card games, dancing to
the yictrola and solos by John Nelson,
ir, the Maple Grove street baritone,
caused the hours to fit by unnoticed
and il was II o'clock before a cessation
in the merriment Then their friends
left for their homes after wishing
many more such happy obseryances.