The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

New and used sleighs for sale at Cut
Ter Bros livery. Phone 100,
0. w. Boyea, the tailor, is spending
few days in New York City on business
Fred Lascor, the contractor, who sew
en- weeks ago went to Miami, Fla, ha
returned to this city.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No
SO, 0. +. S., Wednesday evening, Jan
IA, 1880 o'clock. There will be work
n Victor Schermerhorn Of Omaha, Neb
n western representative of a loca
granite manufacturing firm, is in tow
for few days
The Netop class of the Methodist
, Sunday school will hold its annna
business meeting and election of off
GERS at the home of Mrs. d, c. Jarvis
l02 Orange street, Wednesday evening
at 1880.
Mrs. Mason extends cordial invita-
ton to the Baptist ladies to meet at
her home for the monthly mission study
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Plan to be
present at the first meeting OF the
year
Arthur X. Soule of Evanston, ILL.,. q
travelling salesman of the Jones Broth
ers company, is passing few days at
the home office. Before returning to
his western territory he will visit at
his former home in st. Adams
Abram Fine and daughter, Lillian, of
Maple avenue left yesterday for New
York City, where Lillian is employed.
Mr.. Fine expects to visit Philadelphia
and Baltimore, Md, before returning
home
Armand ArchambauIt, who since Dec
30 has been visiting his parents. DR..
and Mrs. f, y. z. Archambault of Mer.
chant street, returned to st. Mary's
college in Montreal yesterday after
noon.
Members of Major L. A. Abbott
camp. s. of v, are requested to be pres
ent at auxiliary hall. Worthen block,
Wednesday evening at joint installa
tion with the auxiliary. Per order
commander.
Guy Andrews, for the past several
months acting manager of the Peoples
Shoe Store during the illness of his
father, c. ;. Andrews, left this morn
ing for Gardner, Mass, to accept pc.
sition in the cost department of the
J. A. Dunn Chair company OF that city.
Mrs. Mary Rhind Of Hartford, Conn,
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Anna Robertson of Washington street,
since Christmas. This morning Mrs.
Rhind went to Northampton, Mass,
and from there intends to 20 to North
Adams for a short visit before return
ing home.
w. j. Bison of Orange, the young
man whose critical condition in the
Fanny .llen hospital some weeks ago
caused his friends and relatives to be
has recovered sufficiently to
return to his home. Four weeks ago
he was taken from Barre with serious
case.
Another independent basketball team
has dropped into the arena, this time to
play the Blue Ribbons, formerly known
as the Combination Five. The Ribbons
nearly had the "blues" when the second
period ended l2-l2, but their courage
stood the test regardless of the hard
fight they had to put up all during the |
game and in the extra five minutes of I
play they managed to score another |
making the final score l4-l2.
The lineup: Blue Ribbons-C. Halsall
f, l.. Parker II, w. Morrison c, T. Shan
ron IL. w. Ross re-: Amateurs-A. Pol
/ *, II. Parks re-, X. Taylor c, c. Cal
lerara rf, III. White If; referee, L. Lii
lie; timer, P. Restelli.
At the home of Charles Gianone on
Vest street Is couples gathered Sunday
yening to greet Joseph Gianone, who
or several months has been working
n Abortion, Ga. His amazement was
'cstirred when these 30 Young people
reeted him. There was still another
urprise awaiting him in a small jew
Try ease, this solid gold watch chain.
he presentation was made soon after
OF ice cream, waters and
ther delicacies had been served by
Dung ladies of the group.
The Peerless Five and the basket
all Ave of the Montpelier post of the
american Legion meet tonight at the
rmory in Montpelier for the first time
his year. 1t has been said before that
hese teams have steered through the
ough road of opposition without being
efeated. Lest there be many basket
all follower who is not acquainted
-iththc Legion team it would be well
, mention the standard lineup of the
ggregation. These are: jock Bart
II of Norwich university and "Tib"i
mith, playing guard positions; Gross
nd Stacey Clark right at home play
u forward positions. and Oyster
arid at center. Some who have not
,llowed basketball teams very closely !,
uring the past several years will not /.
allie the strength of such quintet
uring the past 10 years these players
ave been associated together both in I
gh school and independent teams. +
he armory hall has always been their
lsketball arena whenever playing an
nportant game. Now, a Barre quintet
strong and skilled Barre men, the
cerless Five, have challenged them on
leir own floor. Tonight, though han
capped by the absence of two good
en-, they will meet the Montpelier
am. To Barre people the Peerless
i've needs no introduction or explana-
on as to their strength, and after to-
ght it will need none in Montpelier.
he positions of the Peerless team va
ted by these two Goddard players are
led by regular players Of the Peerless
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