The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

with Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Levin of
Merchant street.
Regular meeting of the |, o. 0. L.,
NJ. L., X. of p hall Friday evening,
Dec 10, at 7 sharp. Nomination and
initiation Guards be present at q
O'Clock.
Miss Rose Levin of Merchant street
has returned to her home from Al
bany, N, Y, where for the past two
weeks she has been visiting with
friends.
Ugo Comolli of Comolli street went
to Lanesboro Wednesday noon to carry
supplies to his brother, Armando, who
is in camp there with a party of Barre
deer hunters.
Buy rings, neck chains, cuff links,
sterling thimbles, beauty pins, stick
pins, etc, at T.. o. Holmes at big
discount while the last. 6 Maple
Grove street.--adv.
Good quality in black and dark blue
velveteen, SO and As inches wide, also
checked velour for skirtings. Little
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street, off
North Main street.
l.. B. Dodge, local agent Of the EN-
pire Cream Separator company, and
Mr. Chandler, general agent of the same
concern, left this morning for st. Johns
bury. Mr., Dodge will make only a
short visit in st. Johnsbury, leaving
there Friday for Tunbridge where he
will install two milking machines Sat
urday
Mother Goose and her children in
vite all to attend the musicale this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the X. Of C.
hall Only 25 cents to hear the best
and highest class musicale and at The
same time you win aid the poor and
the children at Christmas. Don't for
get to come and see us tonight at X.
of C. hall at 1880 and help the poor,
adv.
In the Spaulding gymnasium to-
night supporters of the school team
will have an opportunity to see the
best of the schools material for the
varsity team in action as the best men
of the four classes will compete to-
night, the freshmen and juniors com
hining their strength to defeat the
sophomores and seniors. The game be-
gins at s o'clock
Hunters returning from Groton tell
of some big killings" in that vicinity.
One Barre man who himself was not
successful in getting deer related
the story of another party of men
! trailing deer between two high hills
and coming onto yard of deer where
upon the party scattered and, after
sending two or three of the number
4 l.. - Il, l.
as they came out of the yard, no less
than fourteen deer being killed there.
The crust on the snow makes travelling
hard for the deer, for the animals are
reluctant to run when they break
through the crust to a considerable
depth.
Bringing as his message, "The Needs
of the Church for Trained Workers
in all its branches, Rev w. 4. Archi-
bald, pastor Of the Graniteyille Pres
| byterian church, was listened to at
tentively by members of the Mems
club in the Presbyterian church last
evening DIR. Archibald has held pas
torates in small and large churches in
many sections and from his expert
ences was able to put the problems Of
the church and its functioning clear
| " before the men, suggesting ways
by which the incapacity of workers
might be eliminated by education. To
his mind campaign of information
provided the best means of interest.
| ing people in the needs of the church
of to-day. His talk was thoughtful
and found receptive minds. After the
| fro hrna AM
While walking on State street in
' Montpelier last evening, Mrs. Mar
garet Clark, mother Of Mrs. Homer
! G. Ladd of 40 Orange street, this city,
fell on the slippery sidewalks and sus-
| tanned serious injury to her left
| hip. She was carried into the home
! of Fred A. Rowland nearby and
! physician was summoned. while in the
meantime Mr.. Ladd was called from
Barre The casual examination at
| Montpelier did not disclose whether or
not the hip was broken; nor did an
other examination later at the home Of
| Mr.. Ladd make certain just what was
| the extent of the injury A Barre am
hulance went to Montpelier and
brought the injured woman home. Mrs.
| Clark is resting as well as could be
expected considering the nature of the
injury. She is 20 years of age.
DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell, who Is to
lecture in the opera house on Satur-
day, Dec IL, at s;l5 p. m, under the
auspices of the Board of Trade and
the Woman's club, is dramatic and
humorous lecturer. He is a speaker
who is tremendously in earnest, with
the fun just to save things. One en-
thusiast who has heard him a number
of times has this TO say; II wish ev-
erybody who don't like lectures could
hear Mr.. Mcconnell. He can crack
the paint on wooden Indians cheek.
He can get juice out Of a tombstone
and flowers out Of a snowbank. He
has an orators eloquence and proph
cts vision He should be heard by
every person in our community. His
subject win be "Stay Awake Ameri
ca" Tickets for this lecture are now
on sale at browns drug store, prices.
SOC and 75c. war tax additional. A
few season tickets max he had by call
ing at the Board Of Trade office.-adv.