The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Cabln passengers only. see Drew N
Lynde, Rowland building adv
Basketball, armory Montpelier, on
Monday, Feb. 7, Montpelier post, No. 8,
VS.. Windsor Game called at S:l5.
Dancing after the game. Music, Car
rolls orchestra
DR.. Leonhardt says Hem Roid will
completely relieve any form OF Piles.
1t gives quick action even in old stub
born cases. It's an internal treatment
that removes the cause, +. A. Drown
sells and guarantees it.-adv.
Predekan ask banemote. Hammer
all hall as pa Syenska spraket Sonda y
gen den 8 February kl 3 pa aftermid-
dagen, Odd Fellows hail. Montpelier.
ALA sam pasta Diet Svenska spraket
ara hierligt walsamna. Talace Joseph
Lund pastor Peoples Evangelical
church.
Any subscriber TO Hedding M. K.
church, whose subscriptions are in
arrears, are reminded that the church
year is nearing its end and are re-
lquested to pay up to date as soon as
possible, so that outstanding bills may
be met.-adv.
Remember the Hoover soup supper
at the Baptist church Tuesday from
$50 to p. M, the entire proceeds to
go for relief work. We have the soup,
you have the price, but starving chill
dren have nothing but the appetite.
Come and show that you're in the
game. Price, SOC per plate.
c. S. Andrews, 20 Park street, has
the complete line of Lawrence Mills
hosiery for men, women and children
in all materials for spring, 1921, at
prices just reduced to pre-war basis
These are the stockings formerly can
yassed for sby S. S. Smith and Mrs.
Anker. Telephone AK and the sam
Piles will be brought to your door lie
also has the celebrated Wear Proof
line.--adv.
A telephone message brought the
news last evening, casting cloud over
those who waited patiently until
late hour in the Tosi pool room, an
nouncing that Joe Tiplitz had been
dNaiutu tHc uNtlSlpt ONtA 4 ~
zetti, New England lightweight cham
pion, and Barre favorite, due to his
one time association with this city,
Nothing more was said, but it would
appear from such report that the
bout had gone its full ten rounds and
that Tiplitz had been awarded the de
cision on points.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
club was held in Rowland hall Tues
day, Feb. |. Reports were read and
approved and Mrs Tilden asked that
the club adopt at least one child for
the Near East relief The report Of
the school gardens was read, which
showed great interest taken by the
children and Mrs, Tillotson hoped the
work might go on another year. In
her opinion, the benefit to the children
was well worth the expenditure peees-
sary. After the business, Prof. Hath
away spoke on "The Educational Value
of the Phonograph,' using records 70
illustrate the different composers, etc,
which was very interesting and in
structive. The hospitality committee
served very dainty refreshments.
Two large sleigh barges, flied with
60 jolly freshmen of Spaulding high
school, glided away from the school
Yesterday afternoon with cheering and
shouting. headed directly for Williams
town. The girls carried the lunches
sandwiches, etc, and soon after their
arrival at the hall at o'clock lunch
was prepared. In the meantime, those
who were not engaged in preparing
the sandwiches, cake. cocoa and other
delectables were dancing to music Of q
three-piece orchestra, which aecompa
hiea the class Dancing was the most
popular diversion for the evening
though a number Of games were played
-Four members of the school faculty
Misses Menotti, Blink, Rickert and
Meade, received an unlimited number
Of requests to stay just little long
err" but according to orders from school
authorities, the party left the hall al
l0:45 and arrived in Barre at mid
night. Tonight the junior class Of
the school in two barges will 60 to
East Montpelier, for the winter class
ride.
'The paths Of glory lead but TO The
grave" Such was the case with the
motor sled owned and operated by 10
seph Dessereau. On Wednesday eve
ming the sled made a record run Ia
Montpelier, covering the distance in
~ minutes, and Thursday night il
brought up in the motor cars heaven
the junk heap. II all happened just
below Emslie's greenhouse. Joseph
Drssreau. James Macdonald and John
Kelley had been down on the Montpel
Ter road visiting Mark Kelley, who re
recently was discharged from the CITY
hospital after being treated there fol
lowing a railroad accident early last
fall. and were returning to the city
when the accident happened They met
two automobiles on the road at the
same time. and in attempting 70 pas.
them slid off the road, which rounds
down onto the ear track at this point.
and became caught on the rail. shstter
ing the framework and sleds. The mo-
torcvclc came out intact, and wa
brought back to local garage vester-
day morning II is quite probable. due
To the late season. that the owners