The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

II it's a piano for Christmas, go 70
Gould's, SO Spaulding street. It's a
good place to buy.ady.
Wrestling fast bout assured be-
tween Shimkus and Delmano in Clan
Gordon hall Thursday night adv.
Imported Java granulated sugar just
in, any quantity at Zoe q pound b,
| d. Tomasi store, Massuco & Aspesl,
| Props,
! Senorita Carmena, the famous Span
ish beauty, and her own company viii
be among the many attractions at the
| cabaret,
James T. Marion of the Marion
& O'Leary granite firm returned yes
/ terday from short business trip to
Boston and vicinity.
There will be meeting of the war
dens and yestrymen of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd at McWhorter's
store at 1870 tonight All members
of the congregation interested are in
vited to attend. This is. the only no
tice issued.
Percy Fleetwood and son OF South
Barre returned yesterday afternoon
from a brief deer hunting trip, having
found too much snow in the woods Tor
trapping or pleasurable hunting. Many
other hunters complain of the same
handicap. while many more prepared
for this by carrying along snowshoes.
Thomas Newcomb of Merchant
street, local granite manufactures,
left late last night for New York City.
On Thursday he will take passage on
the s. s. "Saxonia" en- route for his
former home in Plymouth, England,
where he will visit his mother and a
sister for several months. This is Mr.
Newcomb's first trip home in 20 years
Another very helpful address was
given by Rev. d. l.. Schultz last eve
ming at the Baptist church on the top
ic, Jesus, the Shepherd Of the Sheep"
Service again this evening at 7;30.
These services are for the public and
everyone il cordially invited to at
tend. A great mass meeting is being
arranged for Sunday afternoon at g.
Mr.. Schultz will speak on the theme
of Church and Labor" telling some
Of his experiences among the miners IN
the coal fields of Pennsylvania.
Think of NJ four prong buck that
would weigh at Feast $50 pounds, stand
ing erect and looking you squarely in
the face and not 10 yards away, and
you without a gun! That was the ex-
perience Of Arthur Bagley Of Brook
street, a driver of state truck. who
had been employed on the East Mont
pelier road. Bagley was walking along
the road yesterday, returning to Barre
when he saw this deer Just over the
fence. The deer seemed to realize that
Bagley had no weapon as he compla-
Gently looked him over and then lei
surely trotted up the side OF hill TO
an advantageous point of outlook Bag
ley, after watching him inteut1y. could
do nothing but "trot along himself
and his only consolation was that he
had seen deer during the open sea
sons something which few hunters /
viii not be able to say when they re
turn
The entertainment committee Of the !
American Legion made definite an
nouncement to-day concerning the !
open house" and leap year dance TO |
be held al the club Thursday evening, |
Dec. .. This, as announced Yesterday, !
will be open only to persons taking
part in the Legion play, always in
Trobue.' or their partners. Young la
dies viii have the privilege Of inviting |
a male friend to the affair, and, Of /
course, the young men who took parts !
in the play viii have the privilege Of I
bringing female friend The dance is .
therefore, private affair, which will |
be held at the Legion clubhouse on
Church street Thursday evening. Dane
ing will begin at S o'clock with n three
or four piece orchestra, and during in
PERMISSION refreshments will be served
A musical program and few other
novelties are also in store for the !,
group, and VIII not be made known UNI
til the occasion presents itself.