The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-22
TALK or THE TOWN

broadway Rose" Columbia record
at Russell's.
''Damnation" is the sermon subject
at the Universalist church Sunday a
1880 a. m.-adv.
j. c. DeBrune is spending the week
end with his brother, A. b. DeBrune
and family in Greensboro
MIS-. Ernest Allen, who went to the
City hospital Jan. II, is fast recovering
and expects soon to be at home.
Cafeteria supper at Universalist
church on Wednesday, Jan. 26, from
to s p. m. The public invited adv
Did Jesus preach eternal damnation
of souls Hear what DIR. Vincent, the
eminent Methodist divine, said about
the text | Corinthians, 18th chap
ter, verse 20. Sermon subject at Uni
4 yersalst church, Sunday at 1890 a. m.
! adv.
prince Chap" ought to bring in a
big sum for European and Near East
| relief under the auspices of the Wom-
| ans club Jan. "a. The club has full
charge of the Bijou theatre afternoon
and evening. They expect you to do
your part by attending the pictures
that day.-adv.
Perhaps every wrestling "fan" in
the state knows of pinky Gardner of
Schenectady, n. Y, one of the mott
formidable middleweights in the world,
who is out for the glories of middle.
weight championship of the western
hemisphere, ut least. "Pinky" at the
Grand opera house in Boston Thursday
night wrestled one of the country's
best middleweights, and won.
Principal Lyman G. Hunt of Spauld-
ing high school went to St Adams yes
terday afternoon with the Spauldng
basketball team that consisted of
Douglas, Mcdonald. Tierney, Brown,
OIeary, Smith, Wayne Perry, substi-
tute and manager, and Coach Robert.
Ross. Mr.. Hunt went from ST. Adams
to Burlington where to-day he win
attend a conference of high school prin-
cipalS, representing Spaulding, Mont
pelier high, Burlington high, St Albans
high, Waterbury high and possibly
other schools, who will make plans for
the formation of baseball league.
The old landmark on the Williams
town road. which has so long been a
placard for the former Smith & Cum
mings firm of this city as an adver
tisement for Seir pork products,
will be missed by all who have been
accustomed to travel that road, as the
extra weight of snow recently proved
too much for its slender foundation and
it issnow serving as fuel for its pres
emit owner j. A. Wilkin The barn, and
the house now standing, were moved to
their present site from a location far
Their north on the same premises about
30 years ago by Merrill Patterson, an
old time resident of Barre Town. who
if living, would be III years old, and
who has nephew, All Patterson, now
living with his wife at l6S South Main
street, at the age of 10.
After the Goddard team arrived in
the city from st. Johnsbury yesterday
afternoon, where they were beaten on \
Thursday night in the fastest game l
seen in ST. Johnsbury this season by
the score of "a to 80, Coach Joseph /
Leahey announced the completion of
plans for the Massachusetts, trip next .
month. The team will leave Barre
sometime during the day of Feb IL,
playing Gushing academy at Ashburn !
ham the 18th Dean the 18th. Chicopee /
high school the 2lst, and Commerce
high of Springfield the 22d. Coach
Leahey is anxious to make clean
sweep of these four games, and has
trained his team accordingly, having
already matched them against several
teams of ability in Vermont and New
Coach Leahey bases his /
high aspirations on the fine record of
The Goddard team so far this season,
winning five out of seven games, six of
which have been played on foreign
loors Spaulding, st. MiehaePs and
White River Legion teams are some
Il Goddard's victims, while Dartmouth
freshman and st. Johnsbury Legion
cams are their only vsnquishers. No
games have been arranged for the fol-
owing week, but plans are under way
whereby the seminary and Barre post,
No 10. will meet some time during
he week.