The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

tiigH Heei ruDDer Doots dt Hhe" D.
adv.
The greatest "~toastmaster" OF the
age, Bill Duthie in the "Follies. "-ad
Dance Saturday night, armory,
Montpelier, Carroll's orchestra. Special
car after dance.-adv.
Individual chicken pies, 35c each,
served for supper tonight between 3
and ! at Central Cafe.-adv.
Miss Edna Suitor leaves to-day for
Boston on a business trip in the inter
est Of Mrs. A. M. Carroll, milliner.
All lovers of good music are invited
to the Universalist church song service
tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.-adv.
Largest line OF new and second-h hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. +. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
The laughing hit of the season, the
/ Dokies' "Follies of 1920" at the opera
house next week Thursday and Friday.
adv.
Have you bought your tickets for
the "Follies"? You can get them at
browns or Cummings g. Lewis Drug
stores.-adv.
Remember Wednesday evening,
March IL, is the night of the firemen's
concert and dance. Come and enjoy
yourself,-adv.
All tickets for the Boston English
! Opera Co, which comes here March 10
that are at the box office should be
taken out at once.-adv.
Eugene Tremblay, ex- champion light
wrestler, recently won handicap
matches from the big wrestlers, Shin
kus and Mammas.-adv.
John u. Daniels, a fine tenor singer,
also gifted with many witty Scotch
savings, will be heard in the Barre
! opera house OH March 26.-adv.
Mrs. Alexander Watson and daugh-
ter, Mary, of SO Merchant street are
expected to arrive this evening from
New York, having landed there from
Scotland on the steamship Columbia
last Tuesday.
The Barre Savings Bank g. Trust
company have received a supply of
third Liberty loan bonds with all cous
pons attached to maturity, which they
can exchange for temporary bonds, be-
ginning Monday, March 10, 1920.
If you use more milk, the milk pro-
dueers will be benefited a little, the
dealers will also benefit a little, but
the little family that consumes the
milk will be the ones that will benefit
the most. Use more milk. The milk
way is the healthy way, Milk is liquid
life. "-ady.
The dance given in Rowland hall
last evening under the auspices OF the
Bright Star Rebekah lodge Melted a
generous sum, since approximately 1875
couples attended the dance. This af-
fair was arranged for the benefit of
the order under the management of
the committee composed of Miss Syl-
via Rizzi, Mrs. Alex. Duncan, Mrs.
Angus Douglas, Miss Lavone Skinner
and Miss Delina Merlo. Carrolls or
chestra furnished music for the occa-
sion, that included various novelty
dances.
One of the most interesting debates
among the freshman history classes
was held yesterday morning in one of
the class rooms Of Spaulding high
school. The upholders Of the affirma-
tive side were Marion Jones and Primo
Ermoli, who tried to prove that Gen.
Leonard Wood would be the man for
the next presidential election, while
Emma Fowlie and Baron Grierson tried
TO prove that William McAdoo would
be the better man for the president.
The Judges, who were Misses Graylin,
Hoban and Tomasi, decided in favor of
the negative side. Many other most
interesting debates have been carried
out by the freshmen this year.
A rather startling wrestling poster
confronted Barre fans this morning |
with big black letters reading "a
World Championship Match" and be
meath these one could learn that John
b. Paradis, now champion OF the world
in the lightweight class, is matched
with Eugene Tremblay, who on Feb, 4
1920. lost the belt to Paradis in Frank
lin, N. II. Several cities have endear-
ored to get this match, it continued
to read, and Promoters Daily and Meigs
had succeeded in securing it for the
armory hall in Montpelier next Tues
day evening, March 10. The match is
Advertising to go to a finish, the best
two out of three falls winning in a
catch. a catch can match. Prof. Sha-
piro of Norwich university will referee.