The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
TALK or THE TOWN

| Chocolate sale Saturday at Moves
Mrs. William Avery OF St. Adams, a
former resident of Barre, is visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Curtis
| III Summer street.
! Byron Jackson of Highland avenue,
who suffered shock to his left side
about , o'clock Wednesday morning
while in bed was but slightly improved
/ to-day.
Charles Flanagan of Portsmouth. y.
H., is one of the new students at God.
dard seminary, having arrived yester-
day to remain during the spring term
| of school.
"The Miracle Man" at the Biiou
! theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
! Two shows daily, at 2:lJ and 1880.
| Prices, including tax, matinee poe, even
| nes SOC. children l5c- adv
The members of st. Johns court, G..
O. f.. will meet in their hall Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock so as TO attend
the Q o'clock mass and approach holy
communion in a body. Every member
is requested to attend.
| The management of the Goddard
seminary minstrel show has deemed it
wise to change the date of perform
ance from Tuesday evening, April 20,
to Wednesday evening, April 81. The
program will be diyided in two parts
the Young ladies' of the school giving
the first half in the form of a cabaret
entertainment and the second half by
the young men, will be regular min
strel act.
Since the suspension of work in the
granite sheds many golf players and
members of the Barre Golf club are
passing considers BILE time at the Barre
golf course. The course is all dry, so
the regular tournament playing will he
started as soon as the greens are in
condition. If the weather is favorable.
as many members az possible are re-
quested to meet al the course to-mor-
row to assist in rolling the greens and
tees.
Orlo Allen, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Allen of Brook street, is making
a few days visit with his parents. hav-
ing arrived here last night from Low
ell, Mass. Owing to an appointment
as a substitute railway mail clerk, for
which he took organizations year ago,
he was compeIedsto shorten his course
at The Lowell Business college, as the
order received Wednesday demanded
his presence in Cleveland. o., early next
week He leaves Sunday night for
Cleveland and Detroit.
Allan Reid Of Maple Grove was with
ouS doubt one of the most fortunate or
possibly most skilled anglers abroad
Yesterday, for when he returned from
quiet, secluded stream almost within
the city limits he brought with him
number Of good sized trout. The larg
est Of these measured II inches. while
Others were II, aud none less than
eight. Many Barre fishermen cast lines
yesterday, even though sheep.lined
coat and mittens were the most appro-
pirate apparel for the day: ncverthe
less, not few reported good success
against the well-flled streams
Joe Shimkus made another niche ON
his victory belt last evening in the
Burlington city hall, defeating Young
Americas OF Endicott, \. y, by secur
ing two successive falls. Buffalo Joe"
worked on his opponent for an hour
and twenty five minutes in securing
the first fall, getting his then with a
head lock just as Americas was about
To administer body scissors. The see
ond fall came much easier, Shimkus Sc
curing in few minutes a toe hold
that won tho match. Americas is a
young man with much science. but did
not have The staying qualities OF the
Lithuanian.