The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cars washed and polished for $l.5t
at divers Battery Station adv.
Rummage sale, Universalist church
Saturday, Oct. Is. Doors open from
$3.50 until 0.-adv.
Wait for the st. Elizabeth societ,
bazaar, afternoon and evening, Oct. n
at Rowland hall.--adv.
All members Of the American Legior
dancing school please be at the clul
Monday at p. m.--adv.
Fred Slayton of South Main stree
left yesterday for st. Adams, wher'
the races are to be held to-day.
To-day, bring your own razor blades
scissors or plain razors and see then
sharpened while you wait at browns
adv.
Special for Friday and Saturday, la
dies and misses Atwood slip-on sweat
ers, SIS value for $l.9S, $2.9S and $3.l9
Barre Bargain store, 248 North MAR
street.-adv.
Rev, Frank Bloomfield of Berlin has
resigned as secretary Of the Ministers
Monday club, after 10 years service
Rec. G. G.. Locke of Waterbury has
been elected in his place.
Wanted: One couple, contemplating
marriage, to have the ceremony per-
formed Saturday evening during the
performance of wedding Bells We
can offer you an interesting PROPOSE
ton, Apply Manager Magnet theatre,
adv.
Harvey Eastman Averill of Barre
was elected secretary and assistant
treasurer Of the board OF trustees OF
Tufts college, at their annual meeting
just held. Mr.. Averill, who graduated
from Tufts in zoos, succeeds Edmund
Wilbur Kellogg Of Boston in these Of
fees. AT present Mr.. Averill is resi-
dent of Boston.
A stiff football contest will be served
up in Barre this afternoon, at the Lin
coin campus, when the husky Ameri
can Legion eleven will attempt to even
things with the whirlwind Winooski
team. The veterans played Winooskl
at Winooski three weeks ago and were
defeated after a fast game.
Take a Ford runabout, any model
previous to 1918. build a platform on
the baggage carrier, preferably OF
wood, tie the baby carriage on the
platform. TIE the baby in the baby
carriage. Crank the Ford, and 20 TOR
a ride. Thus did New Hampshire
couple arrange their outing. They
went through the city last night on
their return home.
A meeting Of all officers and commit
tees of the Community house win be
held at the Community house Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. A fun attend
anee Is essential, as some Of the aetiv
tiles discontinued for the summer viii
be reorgsnized and general considera-
ton of all policies and programs for
the winter viii be taken up. The visit
ing committees for the year will serve
until the next annual meeting and the
chairman and as many Of the members
Of these committees as possible are ex-
peeted TO be present.
All lovers of good music in this vicin-
itv will want to hear the grand concert
in city hall. Montpelier, Sunday eve.
ming, given jointly by Prof, Foch d.
Leo, pianist and composer; Miss Jean.
nette Comoroda, soprano, and Giuseppe
baritone. Prof. hi Leo is a
pianist of exceptional ability and has
in some of the larger cities
with great artists, A program that will
please all tastes has been arranged for
this occasion and is as follows; To
reador," Carmen tBizetl, Mr.. Baldac-
cini; kiss Waltz" lArditi), Miss CO.
"Jeux dEaux" (Rubensteinl
and "'Trotto di Cavelleria,' tDi Leol
Foch Di Leo; at Is Not True" Mat
tell, Mr.. Baldaccini; IF You Love
Ne" (Pergolesil, "For You Alone
lGiehI, Miss Comoroda; "Rigoletto"
Uisztl, Foeh ID Leo
duet, aida" Verdi, Comoroda and
Baldaceini; Prologue. "Pagliacci'
{ Leoneavallol, Mr.. Baldaccini; 18th
Rhapsody" tLiszt) Foch ID
Leo; "One Fine Day." Madame Butter
fly (Puecinil, Miss -Comorodai Noe
tnrne.n for left hand only lScrisbinel !,
Foch Di Leo; duet, "Rigoletto" Verdi,
Comoroda and Baldaccini One number
will be especially interesting, it being
aTrotto di Cavelleria,' composed by
Foch Di Leo. II is very difficult piece
and one that displays the ability Of the
artist. Tickets are on sale at Boswell :
in Montpelier and Peoples National
bank OF Barre. The prices are 81, I5c,
soc. II is hoped that these artists will
have the whole hearted support Of the
public. A special ear TO Barre after the