The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
Friday. the big day at shea's.-adv.

Tiiudyy liit biS ut W ohS" 2. 80
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday
evening; Gilbertson's orchestra adv.
Gilbertson's orchestra plays tonight
in Richmond for young and old folks
dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bainbridge OF
Main street are the parents OF daugh-
ter, born yesterday.
Miss Laura Moyalli cashier at the
Tenney service company, is confined to
her home on account of illness.
Mrs. L. L. Warren of Mortified visit
ed recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Cooper Of South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shady of Pros
peet street have returned to their
home, after visiting for the past few
weeks in Providence, r. l.
As the fellows in charge of the skat-
ing rink near the Lincoln school are in
/ tending to flood the rink tonight, skat-
ers are asked to stay away from the
place tonight.
The next in series of parties for
the benefit of the ladies aid of st,
Monica's church will be held Friday
evening, Jan. 80, at Mrs. Agnes Will
| liams', Averill street
"Maytime,' the biggest musical pro-
duction of the season, will appear at
| the Barre opera house, Monday, Feb. D.
| Fragrant as flowers in spring. over
whelming sensation
The Barre fire department responded
| to still alarm last evening at about
$3.50 being called to the house OF f. j.
Lyon at the corner Of Mount and Acad-
envy streets. Mr.. Hendrickson resides at
the house named. Only chimney ire
was the cause of the call.
Alexander Mcdonald, who runs a
travelling crane in the shed of Burke
Brothers, was hurt badly yesterday,
when he caught his left hand in part
of the machinery of the derrick and
lacerated it. He was taken TO a physl'
clan Immediately. 1t was necessary to
amputate the first finger and about
half of the second finger
The man who, since last Monday
noon. has been at the City hospital,
has been rational at times and during
last night he diyulged his identity as
that of Ernest Beggio Of Websterville.
Most Of the time he has been IN a
strait. Jacket. The cause of his condi-
| ton became a deeper mystery after the
telephone message from the state lab
oratory at Burlington stated that the
liquid analysed contained no wood al
cohol but did contain ordinary alcohol.
Some of this liquid was pumped from
| the mans stomach, while more was
taken from pint bottle found In the
clothing of Beggio, which bore no label
and which was the color of red wine.
The wrestling match between Joe
Shimkus and Joe Perelli will be held in
the Clan Gordon hall tonight. The
terms of this bout are that Shimkus
must throw Perelli once in 10 minutes,
or one hour and Is minutes. There ~
side bet Of 500 on this match, now
held by a Times reporter, so IT Is evil
dent that Shimkus has something to
work for. Shimkns outweighs his OPP
ponent by 10 pounds and has more
science than the Italian, but to those
who saw the last bout between these
men it viii be unnecessary TO say that
Shimkus will need more to overcome
| the fiery Italian. A recent clipping from
the Manchester Union bears little
| light on the Italians methods of work.
| ing for victory. 1t follows: "The big
tussle of the evening, however, was
the Joe PereIli-Pat Mccarthy melee.
The Bad Actor carried off the honors
after 30:45 minutes of the merriest
matwork. II was one-fall contest,
owing to the late arrival of Perelli
from Vermont, and ii pleased as few
bouts have this year. Both swore by
all that was sacred that this would be
clean bout. But the promises wcr
forgotten in the early moments OF the
melee, and il soon developed into CO.
as YOU please tussle, replete with
thumps and losses. The Celt was cley-
erer and faster than the fiery Italian,
and he maltreated Joe considerably,
tagging souvenir under one Of the
Perelli optics and cutting his mouth
badly. On the other hand, Joe was ever
willing to mix matters with fist or
mouth, and he handed ont full many a
thump and bite. The affair reached its
conclusion when Joe converted a crotch
hold into toe grip and tortured the
Hubite until be was willing to call II
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