The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

ray less and dress better. The Roy
al Tailor Man.--ady.
Hot individual chicken-pies tonight
at Baltimore Lunch.
Mrs. Nellie GUNNER of Worcester il
in Barre spending few days with rel
atives.
! Wrestlers; Tony Ajax and jim
Prokos are head liners. See them al
the armory Thursday night.--adv
Dance every Saturday night, Mont.
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. Spe.
cial car to Barre after the dance.-adv
New Sonoras and Victrolas, S25, s35
and up to 1925. Buy good machine
to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv
Harry Holmes of St Adams is spend
ing few days with his brother, Ger
aid, proprietor of My Bakery, in this
city.
Dance, armory hall, Montpelier Fri
day evening, Jan. Ia, after NJ. H. s.,
Spaulding game Music, Oriental Six.
Special car to Barre after dance.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Goldsbury and
little SON arrived in the city last eve
ming from Greenfield, Mass, to visit
| for week or so with Mr. Goldsbury's
mother, Mrs. Arthur LePage of Pros
pect street.
Deputy State Fire Marshal A. G..
Preble began to-day an inspection of
the public buildings of Barre. This is
| his annual inspection, and he expects
that il viii take approximately a week
to finish the work
ltaliani Tutti moi eonosciamo lie
condizioni existente in Europe. Mil
lioni muoriranno di fame quest in
vernO Sc non ricevano auto da questa
Malone, da ciascuno di moi personal
mente. Domain, sabato, passeranno
casa vostra per rieevere il vostro dono.
Questo e. un appelo ALA vostra Italian
ita, ed ALA vostra generosita per una
causa dogma. Regolatevi ed aiutiamo
nostri fratelli sfortunati.
The Goddard basketball team set out
this afternoon for Winooski, whore
they will meet the strong St Michael's
college quintet at the college gym to-
night. Coach Leahey is without the
services Of two of his regulars, Jarvis
at center and Kelley at guard. The
men making the trip were August and
Cyran, forwards, Shattuck, center,
Johnson, McGarghan, Bowers, Finn and
OLeaTy, guards.
Miss Nadine Sullivan of Averill
street, a clerk of the f. A. Drown drug
store, sprained her right ankle yester-
day afternoon while walking past the
Vermont Mutual Fire insurance build
ing on State street in Montpelier. Miss
Sullivan slipped on the icy sidewalk,
and in an nedeavor to catch herself
from falling sustained the injury. The
sprain, though painful, was not seri
Gus enough to prevent her reaching
the electric car and her home in this
city, where she now rests.
Members of the fifth grade of the
North Barre school enjoyed snow
shoe, ski and sliding party on Beckley |
hill late yesterday afternoon, after
school hours, Miss Barber, teacher
in the sixth grade at the school, took |
charge of the youngsters, escorting |
them up the hill close to the new sana
forum. where couple of hours were
given over to typical Vermont merry i
making. The party was sequel TO
similar event rendered scholars in her
own class earlier in the year.
To convince the public of their faith
in the cause, the Spaulding high school
students who to morrow win 90 out |
on a tag day drive in behalf of the
Hoover campaign to aid millions of
suffering children in Europe tagged"
themselves this morning and within
ten minutes had raised sos for the
fund The sale of tags was started at s
o'clock, and at $40 the sale closed.
If the public does as well in buying
tags tomorrow as the students did to-
day, Barre will turn in good sized
sflm to help the suffering children Of
Europe.
For the accommodation of the crowd
which is sure to follow the Spaulding
high school basketball team TO Mont.
pelier tonight. when it meets Mont
pelier high school in the first league
game of the season, two special cleo
trio cars and a special railway coach
IN the $3.50 train leaving Barre have
been arranged for by Principal LYMAN
e Hunt Of Spaulding. The electric
'ars will leave city square at G:45
After the game a dance in the armory
viii be held, but those wishing to re-
-eturn 10 Barre Immediately after the
same will find accommodation in more
pecial electric cars.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds are in
lePonset, Mass, called there by word
II the death Of the formers brother.
Alexander Reynolds, who dropped dead
n his stone yard in that place Wednes
lay morning. He was a granite cut
er in a business owned by himself.
,lr. Reynolds had been suffering from
cold for more than a week After
thriving at work, he complained to his
on that he was not feeling well and
Don after collapsed, as he was about
. move a heavy stone. Mr. Reynolds
vas born in Scotland in 1858 and came
o the United States about 40 wears |
go. For some years he was employed
n Quincy. where he was well known |
" a number Of people who now are I
OF Barre, but formerly lived l