The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy sheet music to-day at Bailey's
| Music Rooms.--adv.
| w. +. Field of Hardwick is guest
| at w. A. Lanes for few days.
William Mckee of Graniteville began
work to-day at the Ross barber shop,
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday eve
ming. Oriental Six, seven pieces. Adj
mission, 81 couple; ladies free.-adv.
The annual Masonic ball, with chick
en- pie supper, will be held in the Ma
sonic hall. North Montpelier, Thursday
evening, Jan. 20. Music, CAROLS or
chestra.-adv.
Charles Coyne returned to Roches-
ter, where he is employed as cook in a
lumber camp, after visiting Samuel
Kingston of North Main street for the
past two weeks.
For Saturday only: 36-inch per-
Gales, l9c; striped and plaid Bingham,
22c; ladies' silk hose, all sizes, Csc.
| New Dry Goods Store, Is Elm street.
Mrs. c. NJ. Halves.
A special meeting of the hospital
aid will be held Monday evening at
o'clock at the hospital. A good at
| ItIudHte Is Scu, DIS DhoiHtSS Va I'M
portance is to be considered.
The installation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs win not be held next Tues
day evening, Jan. Is, at East Barre,
as expected, Mrs McAllister, the mar
shall, getting bad fall on the ice.
,, j. G. Calcagni Of the firm of Novelli
& Calcagni, leaves tonight for New
York, from where he sails for Italy
next Thursday. Mr.. Calcagni goes
alone and expects to be absent about
three months.
Albert Bertrand, as trainer, accom-
panied Guido yalisis, the north-end
heavyweight pugilist, to st. Adams
last evening, where Valisis is to figure
in preliminary bout this evening with
st. Adams man.
Attend THE Follies of 1921" min
strel show to be presented by Mont |
pelier lodge of Elks, Tuesday and |
Wednesday, Jan. Is and 49, Montpel |
Ter Playhouse. Seats reserved for
Barre. On sale at Shea's shoe store
adv.
Antonio Bianchi of the Charles BIZ
anchi & Son granite firm begins to
morrow a deferred journey to Italy,
leaving here at that time for New
York City Mr.. Bianchi sails Thursday
morning, Jan. 90, on the steamer I'm
perator.
A. W. Bessey has arrived in the city
from Portsmouth, Y. H., to make a
short visit with relatives on Elmore
street. Mr. Bessey was preceded to
the city few days ago by his wife,
who is making an indefinite stay at the
home Of her parents.
A large corps of high school stu
dents were on the streets early this
morning tagging each and every per-
son for the Hoover collection for Eu
ropes starving children. Ten cents
was the minimum charge for a tag,
but there was no maximum price-"the
sky was the limit and there was hole
in that"
The stock of goods in the John Ari
oil clothing store on North Main street
was yesterday sold in complete lot to
the Union Clothing Co., which will
take over the goods to their own store.
The goods carried by Mr.. Arioli were
Of first class quality and were in large /
lbhUlilltN III lHc wen hulHIth cbtANs I
w. A. Drew, secretary of the Barre !
Board of Trade, receiver of the goods, I
the transaction. 9
The conference of older boys of Yer '
mont has been in session at st. Johns {
bury this week and continues over
Sunday. From Barre went II boys, b
nine from the Hedding NJ. +. church, a
.wo from the North Barre mission and h
me from the Baptist church, Rev. B. St
!. Lipsky accompanied them. As
hey will not return until Monday, the il
Methodist pulpit is to be supplied on h
Sunday by Rev. f. w Sharp. \
Though Spaulding high school found
high rather easy oppo I
tent in basketball last evening there e
ppears to be no easy season ahead of II
'paulding if she wins the northern
eague championship. Waterbury high cl
has team that's going Il
trong for a place on the silver trophy "
lso. for last evening Burlington high
arely edged out ahead of the Water o.
ury quintet on Burlington's home :
COR Those who saw the Spaulding- o,
burlington game readily understand
hat Waterbury must have a very fast
cam to hold Burlington 70 a 23-lS
ictory, because the Burlington has
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