The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

New and used sleighs for sale at Gut
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100.
| Annual Masonic ball, North Mont
Ipelier hall, Friday night Feb. 9, adv
Heavy blue overalls, Sl.75 while the,
last, at the New Dry Goods Store OF
Pearl street
! Attorney John W. Gordon went t
| Burlington this morning for briei
business visit
| Look Another Piano Movers dance
Friday, Jan. 23, at Rowland hall, with
CAROLS orchestra. adv
Miss Helen okeefe returned to Wa
terhury this morning after week end
visit at her home at l. Upland avenue
Neil Ralph of the Montpelier 4 Wells
River freight office went to st. Albans
| this morning to attend meating of a
railway clerks union.
| Mrs. Elsie E.Johnston, who for sew
eral days has been the guest Of her
brother, Henry Petrie. returned to her
home in Boston to-day.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80. 0. T.. s., for work on Wednesday
evening, Jan. Fl, at $50 o'clock. Sup
per served at 6 o'clock
Miss Ruby Bradbury, who is teaching
school in Marshield, spent the week
end at her home in Barre, returning
this morning to her school,
Grand Burns concert at the First
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening,
Jan. n. A big concert program that
will surely please YOU adv.
Miss Eugene Bison resumed work
at the Lawliss dressmaking parlors
this morning, after two weeks vaca
tion spent with relatives in Boston.
See Harold Bell Wright's famous
book at Park theatre next Thursday
and Friday; matinee, all seats zoe;
evening, balcony 30c, orchestra 40c. in
Guiding tax. Two shows each day at
2;l5 and 730, adv.
Funeral services for William NJ. Me-
Donald will be held at the Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Private prayer service at the house at
1880 o'clock. 1t is the wish Of the de-
ceased that flowers be omitted
A regular meeting OF the Ladies Aux
iIiary to Clan Gordon. No. IL, will be
held Tuesday evening, Jan, 20. at 1915
o'clock. Cobweb party after meeting
Every member please bring half dog
en- sandwiches. JEANNE NJ. Stephen,
recording secretary.
Alden Burke, who came here Friday
night to attend the spaulding Montpel-
Ter basketball game. az well as to pass
The week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Burke of-1Summer street, |
returned yesterday afternoon TO Bur.
mgton and the University Of Vermont. |
Wanted Ladies, gentlemen, misses
and girls in the market for winter |
,oats, to see our lines. We cant sell
for S25 what has been for $50 but can /
give as good values, cash or approved |
sredit, as can be obtained north OF New |
York City. Large assortment. Sadlier, |
10 Keith avenue.
Dance~-Danee Dance~-Dance This |
week Tuesday evening at o'clock at
iowland's hall, CAROLS six piece or
hestra. The ladies' union OF the Uni /
'ersalist church. Everybody come and /
ave the best time of the season; Sl00 /
Ter couple. extra ladies 81 If Won
wish tickets in advance. call INV, Mrs.
J. NJ. Tobin.
Capt. Colombo Of the Tosi academy |,
owing team issues a challenge for
cries Of three games with the Murphy
. Weafer two or five men bowling
cam One game to be bowled in Mer-
rs alleys and the other game ON Muir
by 4 Weafer's alleys, and in case of
To-, toss-up for where the deciding
anne il to be bowled. Games may be
ranged with Capt Colombo or by
alling up Tosi's pool room.
William Johnston. travelling sales
ian for the granite manufacturing
rm OF LeClair & McNulty. who came
ere week before Christmas to pass
he holidays at his home at II Black
ell street, returned last evening TO his
,ute. which includes cities chiefly in
ew Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
rthur Rizzi Of the same firm, but
hose territory branches from Chicago /,
Irther west. also left here Sunday
fternoon after a few weeks stay with
are relatives.
Lest there be some Misunderstanding .
nong the members Of the pool, billiard !
I'd cribbage tournament team of the
ARE council. Knights of Columbus,
lie committee wishes TO make plain t
at the first meet will be held at the I
optpelier council rooms next Tuesday q
ening, Jan. 20, games to begin at Z
clock. This will be the initial meet
a series of 10 tournaments, one each
eek alternating at the two clubs, Tn /,
further notice these tournaments =
Ill occur every Tuesday evening. =
As result of the snowstorm, skat- i
Z Kinks in Barre afforded no favorable /
ating here yesterday and as con- A
quence a great many young people G,
mt to Montpelier yesterday afternoon A
d evening where a large community 81
TX is kept in condition on the Winoo- r,
i river by city employees. Time and 81
ain this year Barre people have jour .,
yed TO the sister city TO enjoy such q
fersion as this large rink affords. II
~ councilmen of Barre have appoint r
committee to establish skating n
ks at various parts OF the city. This !,
lrk. for some reason or other, has r
en- delayed so that there are only two "
bile Kinks. one near Lincoln school y
d the other, smaller than the first, at r