The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

For sale: Large heating stove, good
condition. Inquire Mrs. DOM NC
Hugo. Tel BONN.
Big game tonight! Goddard vs.. the
Collegiate Five at Goddard gymnasium.
Admission, 25c.-adv.
Basketball, Spaulding VS.. Norwich
freshmen, Saturday in Spaulding gym
at o'clock. admission, 35c.--adv.
Sonora "The Melody Beautiful" the
new waltz song, regular SOC music, on
sale to-day at &c copy at Bailey's.
adv.
Basketball, Legion VS.. Sd cavalry,
at Spaulding gym Friday night, Feb.
4, at s o'clock. Come and see fast
game.-adv.
Save money. Get my prices on
watches and watch and clock repair
ing. Z. o. Holmes, 9 Maple Grove, tel,
24l-X.-adv,
Notice to labor men of Barre: A
mass meeting will be held in carpen-
ters' hall Friday, Feb. 4, at 1880 p. m.
Important business; let all be pres
ent.
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
Monday, Feb. I, Montpelier post, No. 3,
VS.. Windsor. Game called at S:l5.
Dancing after the game, Music, Car
rolls orchestra.--adv.
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful hair.
use it two or three times a week,
saws L. A. Drown, ''and it will make
the hair thick and beautiful. adv.
A Joint social time will be held by
Odd Fellows and Odd Ladies in Clan
Gordon hall Friday, Feb. 4. Odd Eel
lows bring lady friends and Odd Ladies
your gentlemen friends. All turn out
for good time. Good music and re-
freshments.
II gained IL pounds in four weeks,
regained my strength, was able to
sleep soundly," writes a grateful user
OF Ritro. Phosphate. Physicians en-
dorse it for strengthening the nerves,
enriching the blood, building flesh and
muscle. Obtainable at 4. A. Drown x
Co.'S drug store.-ady.
Joseph Dessereau and his motor sled
showed signs of speed Wednesday
night in a trial trip between Barre and
Montpelier Leaving Pearl street,
Barre, somewhere around 8 o'clock,
with three passengers, Joseph and Al
bert Dessereau and James Mcdonald,
the sled brought TO a stop just across
the Main street bridge in Montpelier
exactly IL minutes after it left Pearl
street. Some speed for sleighriding!
Acauaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Clark of Quincy. Mass, will be inter
ested to learn of the success of their
son, Everett Clark, as talented sing
err. Mr. Clark, for some time singer
with the Mastersingers, is now study
ing under a noted teacher in New York
CITY and holds the position of solo
tenor in the Central Presbyterian
church, Madison avenue and 57th
street He also spends part of his
time making recordings for the Colum-
bia Graphophone CO., being member
of the Stellar quartet.
Tonight at the Goddard gymnasium
Coach Leahey's aggregation of basket
hall tossers win play their second home
nc Of the season. The Collegiate
of the state of Vermont will be
opponents. Coach Leahey is not
Of the personnel of his oppo-
as vet. and it is almost certain
IT, viii put his best men on the
tonight to stave off anything
possible defeat The Collegiate
I'VE are said to carry few old stars
on the team, who are anxious to put
a crimp in the seminary's record. Next
! Thursday night Goddard is to meet the
Montpelier Legion team in the armory
An extension course, open TO the
teachers Of the Barre schools, viii he
! gin this afternoon at $3.50 in the
Spaulding school building when Prof.
! Henry r. Moore, instructor of psychol,
ogy at Dartmouth, will give the first
Of two regular week END lectures in
the science This extension course IS
open to no one but teachers and to
them credit is given towards the teach
er or life qualification certificates. Ev-
ery week end Prof. Moore viii be in
Barre to give two lectures, one FRI
dav afternoon at $3.50 and the other at
4 $3.50 Saturday mornings. Up To this
morning AZ Barre teachers had made
arrangements to begin the course and
more were expected 10 join the class
as the credits amount to the same as
those received at summer schools.
Passengers on the Barre bound Barre
II & Montpelier Traction Co.'S car due
to leave Barre at 1870 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon were somewhat shaken
up when the one-man car in charge Of
Motorman Barney Mcclure, following
too closely behind the regular car, col
lided with IL near the Smith, Whitcomb
& Cook plant near the junction of
North Main and North Seminary
streets. Outside of a general shaking
up Of passengers, who filed both cars,
no personal injuries were suffered The
trolley of the one man car. prOtruding
over the front end Of the car, came in
direct contact with the Montpelier
Barre terminal designation board on
the rear end Of the larger ear, tearing
IL in such a way that only a shredsof
wire held it suspended from the top
Of the car. No other damages resulted.
Friends Of William Murray Of King
ston. y Y. win learn with regret Of
his death yesterday afternoon. Word
Of the death was contained in a tele-
gram received by William Leith Of
Long street. II was known that the
Young man had been III for the past
three months but last reports stated he
was on the gain Heart trouble i sup
/ posed 20 have brought the srnd Mr.
/ Murray was % years Of age and was
born and brought mp in this city. He