The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mamie Nelson, nurse, was
called to Craftsbury Saturday.
When getting your hair cut. don't
fail to look for the union card.-adv.
For Sale-Horse, weight from l,200
to 1900. May be seen at Cutters
stable.
c. Cobb of North Main street left
last night for New York City, having
secured employment there.
Arthur Broderick Of North Main
street left Sunday night for Hardwick,
where he is TO be employed.
Riley Burgess of Washington street
returned yesterday from short bust
ness visit to Boston and vicinity.
Household furniture at auction Tues
day afternoon. Read ad. on page 4
E. G. Cummings, 81 Hill street.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barsantie of
Foss street leave this afternoon for
Los Angeles, Cal, to make their home.
Willard Grant of o Summer street, q
granite worker, left last night for
Worcester, Mass, to seek employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman j. Morrison of
Hill street returned Saturday night
from Boston, bringing with them their
fiye-week- old son.
Cyril Marion, after passing two
weeks vacation at his home in this
city, returned Saturday afternoon to
Holy Cross college.
Money deposited on savings accounts
in the Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
on or before Monday, April IL, will
draw interest from April LADY.
James. Young, John Molla, Albert
Lyon, Norman and John Gordon and
Laurence Campbell were among the
young men of this city to return to
Hanover. n. H., to resume their studies
at Dartmouth college.
| Horace Richardson and Homer Ladd
claim they can wait on more people at
dinner than anyone else in Barre.
Let's make them prove il at the men s
annual dinner at the Universalist
church Monday night, April l2.--adv.
| Sherman Watkins, son of Mrs. Mary
| Watkins of . Summer street and an
employee of the Canadian Commercial
bank, who was assigned to the branch
establishment in Prince Albert, Sas-
katchewan, several months ago, arrived
! in this city for two weeks vacation
| early fNuIlubN HioiHiHE+ 1Pbh AVShih
| ing work he will be retained at the
Montreal bank and after few months
expects to be transferred to South
America. where a Canadian Commercial
bank will be established.
Sessions at Spaulding high school
and all Barre graded schools reopened
this morning with the customary exer.
| cises after two weeks vacation. This
opening began the spring term, which
/ terminates in nine weeks, or June H.
the graduation exercises coming on the
evening of Friday, June IL. In the Of
flee Of Supt c. II. White and Prin. l.. c
Hunt at the Spaulding graded school
Miss Phyllis VercOe assumed the re-
sponsibilities of secretary, formerly
performed by Miss Harriet Houston.
Waino Ketonen, the worlds cham
pion middleweight wrestler, has once
again consented TO wrestle in the
Montpelier armory hall under the man,
agement OF DAILY 4 Meigs and is booked
to appear there next Thursday night
against Mike James, known wherever
he goes as the Terrible Greek" Jane,
is wrestler of experience, having beer
In the game for the past nine years
He il a middleweight and tough one
in fact, he is considered the toughest
Greek in the game to-day. ketonei
showed his ability in the match against
Jack Connolly two weeks ago in th'
armorv. Several preliminaries hay'
been arranged for which include Der
nard Pembroke of Montpelier agains
the best middleweight of Norwich uni
versity. and also Alfred Taplin agains
young Richards. Prof. Shapiro OF Nor
wich will referee the bouts,