The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


cial prices this weekday.
Do your Christmas shopping at the
Odd Ladies' fair in Rowland hall Dec
10 and l7.--adv.
Watch and clock repairing. Prices
right. +. o. Holmes, @ Maple Grove
street. Tel 24l-X.
Our many piano sales are due to our
low prices, liberal terms and reliable
goods. Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Newell Parker, employed at the mead
office of the Central Vermont railway
in st. Adams, passed the week end at
his home on Spaulding street.
Special meeting of L. A., A, o. H.,
will be held in Worthen hall Monday
evening at o'clock sharp. Election OF
officers. Per order president
His, the creed of love and violence
theirs, the creed of love in the deed
Who won2 See ''The Sea Wolf" to-
morrow at the opera house.-adv.
Miss Josephine Rizzi of Comolli
street completed her duties at the law
Office Of j. Ward Carver Saturday, att
er seven and half years of service
Edward Mcmahon, center of the var
sity football team at the University
of Vermont in Burlington, passed the
week end with friends at Goddard sem
mary.
The cemetery commissioners office
at city hall will be open Saturday,
Dec. Il, from to p. m. and each
night thereafter for the payment OF
all fees.-adv.
William Gilbertson, former leader OF
the Barre City band, after visiting his
mother, Mrs. Abbie Gilbertson of the
Morse block, for couple of days, re-
turned to Springfield Saturday.
The finance committee of the Bap-
fist church will meet tonight at 6:45
sharp. As this is the last meeting of
the year. it is important that every
member be present and on time.
Vermont is second to no other state
in natural scenery and color values
and that is just what we are showing
you in sepia prints at Cummings and
Lewis at the low price of Sl.-adv.
n. Pelaggi of the n. Pelaggi & Co.
granite firm in Mortified visited
friends in Barre the latter part of last
week, before starting a journey to
Italy, his native land, in which he and
his wife will tour until Jan. "a, when
they plan to set sail again for the
United States.
81 take what I want" Such was
"The Sea VOLTS" creed and in his bru-
tai hands were this girl and the rich
young idler who loved her. Then
af
scene of thrilling adventure never
equalled by another writer of the sea,
till, fighting for the girl, the idler
became a man. See "The Sea Wolf
at the opera house tomorrow.-adv'
In commenting on Dartmouth's bas-
ketball five for the coming season, Bos-
ton papers mention Nelson Browne OF
Barre. captain of the 1921 varsity bas-
ketball team as playing at center.
Browne has, thus far, proven promis
ing material for this position and viii
undoubtedly be the pivot for the Dart
mouth FIVE during the coming season.
The team invades the west during the
vacation weeks at Christmas time.
A gas heater with kettle of but
terine, which caught fire Saturday aft
ernoon in the basement of the L. j.
Moves fruit store in the Miles granite
block gave a threatening aspect, when
smoke began to pour to the upper part
of the store Mr.. Noyes managed TO
shut off the gas supply after removing
the kettle of grease from the burner,
and, in the meantime, the LaFrance
fire truck with the regulars was On
It's way to the scene. A few paper
bags were burning and the side of
the cellar wall had caught fire, but the
fire had little chance to spread, with
the firemen playing chemical eStin-
gushing liquids on it. A great handi-
cap to the men was the presence Of a
heavy smoke, which they found after
time to be coming from a large box
Of straw The timely arrival Of the
department limited the damage 10 a
very slight loss.
All the services at the Baptist church
yesterday were full of interest. The
evangelist delivered four different adj
dresses At 1880 he preached a very
helpful and searching sermon on the
subject of Christian growth. In the
Bible school he spoke again, making m
earnest plea with all those who were
not Christians to give themselves 20
God and His service. As a result. a
great number came forward, express.
ing desire to lead Christian life. At
o'clock he gave his address on the
topic of church and labor, relating
some of his experiencps among the
miners during the strike of 1910 in
Pennsylvania. A church well filed,
with a large percentage of men, lis
tened throughout his discourse with
rapt attention. His theme in the eve
ming was Goods Love" Tonight at
1880 he win continue his talk Of last
evening on the same topic. These serv-
icns a re for nrnrrnnn and rnti nrn nnr.