The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
.cbestra. adv.
The board of directors of the Won
ans club will meet in Aldrich hall Fri
day, April 30, at 1880 p. m.
William Melville, James Morgan and
b Palmer left yesterday for Boston,
where they hope to find employment.
| Congregational ladies', don't forget
the social and sewing party at the
church Friday evening at 1880. Every
body out.
Mrs, Jerry Burke and infant son,
Francis, have gone TO Lisbon, n. H.,
with Mrs. Burke's sister Lillian Rath-
burn Of Montpelier.
Walter p. Scott and family of
Orange street have returned from an
extended visit with relatives in the
Horn of the Moon.
The supper for the dance at East
Montpelier April 80 will consists of
rolls, peach sauce, doughnuts, cake, ice
cream and coffee, adv.
III. w. Varnum of the Boutwell,, Milne
& Varnum company has returned to
this city, having passed the winter
months at Crystal Beach, Fla.
j.. A. Drown, the well known drug
gist, has a special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism.
Ask about the Rheuma plan. adv.
Walter Hitchcock of the Morse block,
who has been visiting in st. Johnsbury
passed through the city to-day en-
route to his home in Hardwick for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly of upper
Prospect street have returned home,
after spending few days with Mrs.
! kelly's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
V. A. Dillingham; of Moretown.
At Cobble Hill grange hall, overall
and apron dance Friday evening, April
| 30 Good music and real time Big
fine for wearing better clothes than
overslIs and aprons. Everybody come,
adv
| Dallas A. Clark of Abbott avenue,
who, with his uncle, Fred Knapp Of
Northfield, has been visiting Charles f..
Knapp, formerly of Barre, at his home
in Detroit, Mich, during the past three
weeks, arrived in this city yesterday
Joseph viii, resident of Barre I'M
| ill quite recently and well known to
members of the Barre branch of the
Granite Cutters international associa
ton as former secretary TO that or
ganization, is here from Hartford,
Conn, on few days business visit.
Rev. Bailey G. Lipsky has been re-
turned by the Vermont conference for
| his fifth year of work in Barre. The
usual service will be held next Sunday,
| the pastor preaching. The pastor will
conduct the prayer meeting tonight in
| the church vestry at 1880 All mem
bers and friends are urged to be pres
| ent.
] Miss Doris Eastman. 1922, of 20 We'll
/ lington street. Barre, has an important
part as "Alis' Elmira Moran" in "The
| Neighbors," by IONA Gale, a one.act
! plav to be given to-day by the adj
speech at Mount Holyoke college, un-
/ der the direction Of Prof. Isabelle G.
Couch for the benefit of the $4,000, 900
| endowment fund.
A daughter, Betty Simpson, was born
Tuesday, April l3, 10 Mr. and Mrs.
! ABB Kimball OF Hyde Park, Mass.
| Mrs. Kimball was formerly Edith
field, where she was employed as stem
ographer in the office OF the n. Pelaggi
| Granite Co. as well as this city. of
which she was resident. Mr., Kim
ball graduated from Norwich uniyer
sity in the class of 1914.
Leon c. Smith of Summer street,
who is widely known throughout the
state as travelling salesman for the
Calhoun & Robbins company of New
York, dry goods establishment, has
resigned his position which during the
past two years has caused him to Gov
er" many Vermont towns and several
/ in Massachusetts in the interest of the
company. Mr. Smith resigns to accept
the management of the Sargent dry
/ goods store in WoOdsville, Y. H., one
Of the largest stores Of is kind in that
j town Mr. Smith, il will he remem-
| bered by some, was formerly in bust
ness in Mortified and sold his interest
in the concern now known as the
Boyles & Holton store.
John Mackie defeated John Kilonis
| in straight falls in one Of the best
matches ever seen in Norwood is the
heading of the Norwood paper. Mackie
won the first fall in 36Is minutes with
an arm lock and the second fall in six
minutes on toe hold. Although Kilonis
demonstrated his ability. Il was plain
IN evident all through the bout why
John Maekie holds the lightweight IL
/ tie. He always shows the spectators
and, incidentally, his opponent, some
thing new every time he goes on. He
has no set style or favorite hold. He
not only knows them all, but he also
knows when and how to use them to
the best advantage Many times an
| opponents seeming advantage is but q
| part of a cleverly laid plan that leads
TO a fall. The cleverness and speed
OF Kilonis saved him from defeat many
times during the period. And during
this time the champion showed the
fans how a man Of his ability breaks
/ dangerous holds, scissors. nelson's and
score of others. kilonis used all that
he had an opportunity TO, but his eff
/ forts proved unavailing and John
Z Mackie j. still lightweight champion Of
the world and ready TO meet all com
I ers who aspire to claim that title and
this is why DAILY & Meigs have staged
him against Eugene Tremblay tonight