The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Plan to buy your TODD Saturday, a
the Speciality Shop, next door to Hon
er Fits store.-adv.
night, Jan. 20. Admission, 81 per eou
pie. Ladies free. Oriental Six.--ady.
Rev. j. w Barnett, former pastor
Of the Barre Congregational church, il
now pastor of church at Waltham
Mass, the family retaining their home
at Neclham as formerly.
Governor Hardness has reappointed
George N. Tilden of Barre as mem.
Der of the Washington County Tuber
/ culosis Hospital association for term
Of three years, beinging Feb. |, 1921
Notice. The members of the lump.
| ers, boxers and derrickmen's union
No. so, are requested to call for their
due cards at the home of the financial
secretary. 55 Maple avenue. S. f. Perry.
Remember the food sale Saturday
from until O'Clock. Home made
cakes, doughnnts, spaghetti baked
beans and brown bread Speciality
Shop, next door to Homer Fits store.
--ady
Angelo Paneiera, at one time a mem
Der of the Union Granite Co. and for
l6 years a resident in the Barre Ital-
ian colony, was recently married in
Italy. Mr.. Panciera left Barre last
spring, and there intends to make his
home.
Henry Yelles, the Finnish wrestler,
who scored a decision over the Greek
wrestler, Henry Mammas in Montpel-
Ter Wednesday evening, left the Cen
trail house, where he has been stopping
since Tuesday, for New York City to
day.
The basketball team of Barre post,
which played Goddard seminary's
strongest aggregation Wednesday eve
ming, losing 1928, goes to-day to Nor
risyille to meet tonight the Morrisyille
Legion squad. Those to accompany
Robert Diack on the afternoon train
are to be Perley Haskell, Ralph Oil.
yer, Gerald Ball, Christopher Bjorn.
Alex Paul, James Glass and james
Webster.
Leroy W Carroll, formerly Of this
city, and Miss Gladys NJ Gordon,
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. William
Gordon Of 10 Starr street, New Ha
ven, Conn, were united in marriage al
st. Mary's Catholic church in New Ha
ven Monday, Jan. 10, BY Rev. FIR. Nc |
Crolis. The bride was attended BY her |
sister, Miss Florence Gordon, and the (
groom by his friend, Elton L. Peck /
After the ceremony wedding dinner
was served to the friends and relatives
1t the brides home. The couple re
,eiyed many beautiful presents Of sill T
yer, cut glass, china and linen. After /
, short wedding trip, the couple will I
AXE up housekeeping at liz Starr
street.
A bill recently passed by Congress
md which now awaits the signature
II President Wilson diminshes the au-
horized standing of the United States
lrmy TO 10000 instead of $50 900, the
visiting authorized army Just as soon
Is this bill is signed by the president,
for the army halts auto
all over the United States,
mt until then the recruiting offices are
pen wide. The Barre office in the
ity court room of the city building
5 open every day. and will remain SO
Until the president has signed the bill.
}orporal Noelting, officer in charge,
tated to-day that 20 ex-service men,
nen with a knowledge of horses pre-
erred, are wanted at the corps head
uarters in Boston. ANY information
esired can be Supplied by Corporal
,oelting.
This evening in the Spaulding gym
asium the high school team PLAYS
copies academy five in a league game.
'o-day it was learned that Brown /,
'ould be out Of the line up tonight,
Smith may be used at
enter, Tierney used in a guard posi-
ion, and Mcdonald and Douglas used !
; forwards The strength Of this com
nation promises 70 be equal 70 that
] the last game and the team ought
, make a strong opponent for the Nor
syille team. During the periods a ]
anne between the girls team Of
paulding and Hardwick academy girls
am WILDE played The first period
the girls game begins at 1870; there
re, those desiring good positions for
le league game will be compelled to :
'ach the hall before 1880. /
The ladies Of the Auxiliary to Barre :,
Dst, No. 10, American Legion, held :
leir second meeting in the Legion I
ubhousc on Church street last eve
ng. To this meeting went a large !,
lmber Of feminine relatives of ex- L
ryice men, and made the event an in
resting and enthusiastic asscmblage. /,
V laws as drawn M by Mrs f. o y
ent, Mrs. John Woodruff. Miss Cecilia u
overs and the officers of the aux iliary. :,
is Penelope Gail, president; Mrs J. !
Gordon, vice pres ident, Miss lnella =
Ill. treasurer, and Miss Margaret y
overs, secretary, were voted upon y
ID accepted. A color bearer was also y
osen for the year. Miss Belle Peter q
n receiving the office. Mrs. Isabella v
hnston was also appointed chaplain y
this meeting TO serve in that office =
T the ensuing year The matter 81 y
es was discussed aud settled upon. ~
d dollars being the set amount for :
arly dacs The auxiliary also De
led that the second Tuesday 81 ev.
: month be the regular meeting lcI
,ht. Mrs Max Fisher and Mrs. John
oolruT, two II the delegates from W
IRE post. No. 10. to attend the aux i,
iry state meeting il Burlington on e,
n. IL, were requested to make a re- "a
u II the convention, which thew
Before adiourning the executive Of