The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


on page 6.-adW
| Call early, select your Easter ha
and have me save it for you. Mrs
Birnie. adv.
Jones is anxious to meet any at l25
1870 pounds. Willie Corbett of Tee
in particular
| Millinery opening Wednesday, Thurs
day, March "a and %, at Mrs. Shell
lows, Forsythe place.--adv.
+ Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No
33, O. T.. s., for work on Wednesda,
evening, March "a, at 1880 O'Clock.
| The children of the Baptist Sunday
school please come to the church fol
Easter rehearsal tomorrow TUESDAY
after school.
| Mrs. L. L. Warren of Mortified
| while in Barre on business, visited al
the home of Mrs. A. Cooper on South
Main street.
Forget your troubles and come and
hear Daniel Ross in The Cotter's Sat
urdsy Night" at the opera house on
Friday, March 26.-adv.
1t is James w. Club and John
Angwin, trustees of the Friendly Aid
society, instead of Mrs. in both cases,
as was previously reported.
See America first, round trip to
grand canyon of Arizona. 25c. Stereop-
tcon views, Universalist church, Tues
day evening. March %, at s o'clock
adv.
Third Liberty loan temporary bonds
may now be exchanged over the coun-
ter for the permanent bonds, with all
coupons attached at the Peoples Ma
tional bank.
Bert Jones has won his last 10 bouts.
Can Sergt. Swarstrom stop him p They
have boxed an eight-round draw See
them at armory, Montpelier, Wednes
day night.-adv
All club ladies who fail to attend
the class in contemporary history are
missing an opportunity of broadening
their education. Regular meeting to-
night in Aldrich hall.
A dance will be held in Rowland hall
Wednesday, April Z, under the auspices
of the ladies guild. Church of the Good
Shepherd A fine time is assured. Lam
dis orchestra.--adv
+. O. Allen of the Allen Lumber com.
pany, who has been i'll at his home on
Beckley street, is slowly improving.
Miss Keman, a trained nurse from
Burlington, is caring for him.
Song recital given by Mrs, Holden
under auspices of Barre Woman's club
Tuesday, March 30, at s:l5 in How
land hall Tickets now on sale. Mem
bers admitted on club tickets, public
25c.adv
Some lines of shoes on our racks
were completely sold out last week,
We are showing many new bargains
this week. 1t win pay you TO look
them over. Tilden Shoe Co.-adv
Sergt Swarstrom VS.. Bert Jones. II |
rounds, the Fighting Italian vs. Little |
Benny, eight rounds, Young Beaulieu
VS.. Kid DeColaines, six rounds. That's I
the card for Wednesday night at Mont I
pelier armory.-adv.
To morrow afternoon at 2;46, the
regular Women's club meeting Mrs.
Pearl Randall WATSON, dean of women
at the L. V. NJ, will speak. All adde's
want to be sure to hear one of the
faculty of the state university.
The concert to be given by the Barre
City band March rs, for the purchase
of new instruments, promises to be one
of the best entertainments of the sea
son, Do not miss it. Tickets at the
drug stores or of any member of the
band; SOC and war tax.-adv.
Studentsl Alumni Public, Enter
tainment by Miss Kathleen LeBaron at
the Spaulding assembly hall Friday
sion, 25e Tickets on sale at Cummings
& Lewis and at Bell & Houston's A
good time is assured. Dance follows
adv.
The Boston Globe OF March 10 had
the following about Bert Jones who
is to box with Sergt. Swarstrom at the !
armory Wednesday even
ing, March 24:-George Perry calls at
tention TO a report from Taunton few
days ago, in which Frank Clancy was
given the credit of a win over Bert
Jones of Revere AS matter of
fact - said Perry. Bert Jones won s
rom Clancy in six rounds. II is too
Dad that such reports a. that noted
should be sent out, also printed; but
mistakes, intentional or otherwise. viii
happen. Jones has very G
rood record Is wins in row-snd it Q
$ not to be wondered that his man
Iger becomes peevish when any cred
/ is taken from such an all.round
nod ringsfer a. he annears 10 have