The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

ENJOY music IN your homer See TIT
bargains at Bailey's.--adv.
Thurston Damon, Boston, piano
tuner, will be at Hotel Barre mex
weekday.
Public dance at East Montpelier or
Wednesday night, Feb 0; CAROLS or
chestra. adv.
f. C. Glysson of Perry street has
been called to Brookfield by the seri.
Gus illness OF his father.
There will be meeting of the Yer.
mont Poultry association in the CITY
court room Friday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Maurice O'Herin, a sophomore at
Spaulding high school, is quarantined
at his home on South Main street with
scarlet fever.
Regular meeting of the I. 0. O. L.,
NJ. T., in K, of P, hall Friday, Jan. 2S,
at p. m. A large attendance is de-
sired. Social time after meeting.
Arthur Brown, son of Mrs. Thomas
Brown of Forsythe place, is resting
comfortably at the City hospital after
submitting to an operation Tuesday
The mission circle of the Universal,
ist church will meet with Mrs. Harriet
Whitcomb tomorrow friday after
noon at 2;30 o'clock, Watchword, joy.
Opening dance at Bancroft inn, in
Plainfield Friday evening, Jan. 2S.
Music, Lawrence 4 Van Ornam's or
chestra. Hall bill, 81. Refreshments
served.--adv
You will be interested to see the
young people of the North Barre mis-
sion in their pageant, Queens in
Kingdom" Wednesday evening, Feb.
2, Methodist church.
Steven Harrison of Addison while
on business in Barre, purchased of II
+. Cutler & Son wo-ton Information.
al truck, which Mr.. Harrison and c.
L. Hickey drove back this morning
via Burlington.
A food sale for the benefit of the
City hospital will be held Jan. 20 from
2 p, m. on at the Speciality Shop, next
the Homer Fits store formerly owned
by Miss Emma Whitney, now owned by
Miss Penelope Gsll.--adv
This is rheumatism weather, and
+. A. Drown, the druggist, is having
4 large sale on Rheuma, the ono rem
edy for this disease sold on a guaran-
tee Of money back il it fails. Start |
using it to-day.-ads.
II pile sufferer don't become de-
spondent--try DR.. Leonhardt's Hem
Roid-no greasy salves-no cutting
/ harmless tablet that is guaranteed |
10 quickly Danish all misery or costs
nothing. Il. A. Drown,-adv.
Grover Hall of 10 Upland avenue
still carries his left hand in sling as
he result of woodchopping accident
about a week ago. Hall was swinging
IN axe with one hand and holding the
wood with the other when the extend
d axe handle caught in his oyeralls
md his vigorous blow was directed
INTO his left hand instead of the wood
The blade was imbedded in the hand
lear the base of the thumb, as II the
humb was to be cut entirely of.
Eighteen stitches were required to
lose the wound that disclosed dam
ged thumb bone. Mr. Hall was con.
med to his home for few days but
) now able TO be out.
One of the last barrages on law.
reakers taken by States Attorney #. !
!. Davis, who vacates office as states !
ttorney Feb. |, in favor of r. b. 8
'homas of Montpelier, was directed at {
unch boards and their owners yester-
sy. James A. Field of 1875 Washing !
On street, proprietor Of a small gro. /
Try store, was arrested yesterday aft y
moon for this reason, arraigned be.
IRE Judge f. L. Scott and fined SO,
18th costs of sG05, after pleading
utility. Joseph Shadroui of ll5 South Il
lain street was arrested at the same
me by Deputy Chief Gamble at his n
neral store and paid the same fine =
i'd costs of court, after pleading
Iilty. i
In the Spaulding gymnasium Friday =
ght another high school league bias
'tball game IS to be played, Peoples
ademy of Worthwhile meeting
high for the first time this Y
ason Not long ago Peoples acad 4
Az defeated St Adams high in an ok Y !,
a period game in Worthwhile 81. .
bans is the only high school team to !
ore a victory over Spaulding this
ar To-day II was rumored that
2 average standing Of one or two .
ore first string men on the Spauld y,
& lineup had dropped since mid year Z,
aminations were given, and. IL true
leaves Spaulding handicapped for :
morrow's game. Principal Hunt "a
uld not corrohorate this statement p
is morning, but expected to know by I.
morrow morning the exact scholas -
standing of each PLAYER, necessary +,
fore every game. Followers n the "
urt viii get a little more basketball W
version tomorrow evening between -
2 periods for az this time Spaulding "
rs play the first game Of the year
ainst the Hardwick academy girls ~
Ie Spaulding team coached by one Of y
3 young men Of the varsity five. and "
50 Mary Morley, a member Of the II
'ulty, consists az Captain Florence
llburR, Alhra Leslie. Evelyn Shields. !,
reneth Ladd, Leone Reynolds. Mae II
ley and Clara Lawless. Because 81 - :
S game playinq viii begin promptly ~
: 30 O'Clock, but admission will re. ~
i'm the same. - cents 70 adults and