The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
TALK or THE TOWN


Xmas stationery at Russell's adv.
1 Next week, Park theatre, magic
week. adv.
4 Eyersharp pencils for Xmas at Rus
i sell's.--ady.
Delicious hot chocolate at Cummings
| & Lewis. adv.
/ Opeko coffee, four pounds for 81, at
Russell's Saturday.-adv.
Be sure to have your future told at
the Maccabee fair Dee. l5.-adv.
Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall; CAROLS orchestra adv.
/ At the Blakeley 4 Lafayette barber
shop there will be four BARRIERS on Sat
urday.adv.
The children will be entertained By
Santa Claus at ye oIde Plymouth fair,
Dec. l5.-ady.
| WATERWAYS and Moore fountain
pens. Ideal Christmas gifts. For sale
at Cummings & Lewis. adv.
Chicken pie supper served by the
Mems club at the Presbyterian church
Saturday night, Dec. l7.-adv.
John Malmquist of SO Maple avenue
| is at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington undergoing treatment.
For sale: One 1920 Ford sedan: wire
wheels; electric starter; newly, paint
ed. Inquire Of II. X, Cutler q Son.
adv.
Velours and fine sergea I'm coats
and fancy dresses. Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street, off North Main.
adv.
Jasper Taylor, who has been in the
city for some weeks for osteopathic
treatment, has returned to his home in.
Chelsea.
Poverty social at Baptist church to-
night at 1880. Short program. Chicken
sandwiches and coffee. A good time for
all. adv.
Regular meeting Of the + o. 0. H., NJ.
II, will be held In the X. Of p. hall on
Friday evening, Dec. Q, at O'Clock.
Nomination Of officers.
The Methodist ladies are planning
for plenty of baked beans at their food
sale at the church Saturday after
noon; also cake and bread. adv.
Mrs. Fitch r. Wiley left to-day for
ST. Adams, and will spend the week ,
end with Miss Ruth Nelson, joining |
Mr.. Wiley for his over Sunday recess
from duties as express messenger or |
the main line of the Central Vermont, |
which he also will spend in st. Adams,
The management Of the Park thea
tire wishes to extend to out-of town !
people. who will be in Barre at any
time, the privilege of using the theatre
in the morning. afternoon or night to
wait for their friends or to rest them
selves after trading. We wish you to
know that our mezzanine floor is al
ways at your disposal. Make your
headquarters while in the city at the
Park theatre. Always someone in at
tendance. adv.
Spaulding sopbomores had basket
ball field day yesterday afternoon, both
he girls and boys teams defeating
he freshmen. fives. The boys carried
N their game Ia to and the girls 81
% I. O'Hearn and Wood starred for the
sophomore boys. the former piling up
i've points for his team and the lat
.er four. McCrae was the heaviesnl
1tAtA A't MS ttatus tAShiitS tHltf / l
POINTS. Miss Booth and Miss Ralph
ach made two points for the sopho-
more girls while Miss Kelly made the
ole tally of the freshmen. The teams
ined up az follows: Sophomore boys.
irearson left forward. 0'Hearn right
Onward, ID. Wood cenier. Ross right
uard and Eager left guard; substi. |
utes, Young, Sierra and Carron at left [
onward, Crichton center, Smith left /
uard and johnson right forward. i
freshmen boys, McRae left forward. | 1
lubb right forward Muiry center. Ra- !
ell left guard. Mcleod right guard: I
Institutes, HcndriekSon right guard. I
Iartin left guard. Morse right for s
ard, Pappozoni right forward ami 7
anton center. Sophomore girls. Misses Q
iooth left forward. Ralph right for =
ard, Humphrey center. Coffin lef. 5
uard Lawless right guard; substi- 9
ate, Miss Boyea center. Freshmen e
iris, Misses Newton left forward, p
ely right forward, Lund center, Wy
G left guard, George right guard; sub I
titute, Miss Rooney left guard The d
arsity team is working out every aft u
noon and short sessions are held. each a
Az with the second team. The first Ii,
anne so far arranged for the Ave will c.
: with Holdcrness, n. H., school IN c
are on Dec. l6. i