The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read SCOTS adv, page 8.-adv.
Violin bows, bridges, strings, har-
monicas and new sheet music on sale
at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. Carroll's orchestra Spe-
cial car to Barre after dance adv.
The Near East needs your help.
Come to the dance in Clan Gordon
hall Saturday night, March 5.-adv.
George w Mann will sell at auction
his home place and household goods on
Saturday, March 5. Further announce
ments later.-adv.
Basketball, Armory Hall Montpelier,
Tuesday, March lst, Montpeller Post,
No. 3, VS.. "Snooks' Dowd & company of
Springfield, Mass.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Weaver of st.
Adams have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Dunbar for few days, return
ing yesterday afternoon to their home.
A farce, entitled. "The Pink Swan
Pattern" will be given Thursday eve
ming, March 3, by members of the la
dies union of the Universalist church.
adv.
Rehearsal Of Send the Light" at the
Methodist church to night at 1880 The
choir and all taking part are asked
TO be present, as a full rehearsal is
desired.
Pubbliche conference saranno ten
ute ALA Socialist hall do Leonardo
Frisina Domenica ~ Febbraio, 1921,
allie ore p. m. Msrtedi ] Mario, ale
a ~ n
itato.-adv.
have been engaged by the Lane
Mfg. Co., to handle their goods in
Barre, and any business given me by
granite manufacturers will be consid-
cred favor. B. II. Griffith, phone
5s.W, or Marrion's Cigar Store, phone
l90.--ady.
Miss Anna Keleher. who accOmpa-
MED the Whitcomb high school girls
from Bethel to witness the girls game
of basketball in the Spaulding gymna-
stun last evening, is stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. James Sullivan of Brook
lyn street over the week end.
Basketball. S. II. S. freshmen vs..
Goddard freshmen, Lightning Five vs..
Freshmen Independents. Spaulding
gym. Saturday night, 1880 sharp. Ad-
mission, students l5c, adults 20c. These
will be two games worth seeing, as
the four teams are in the pink of
condition to play. 1t will be the first
I game staged between Goddard and
Spaulding freshmen for quite a num-
Der of years and will be worth seeing.
/ adv.
/ The senior class Of Spaulding high
school il someahat elated over the sue
cess in securing the musical clubs of
| Norwich university which included the
plee and mandolin clubs, and which
win appear at the Spaulding assembly
hall next Friday evening. The Nor
witch clubs first made their appearance
last wear in Barre, giving an unusual
! " fine concert and entertainment with
solos. duets, qusrtets, special arts, nov
elites, and sketches.
Mrs. Hattie Gray, mother of Mrs.
Archie Taft of this city and Mrs. F.
G.. Persons, celebrated her Gath birth
dav anniversary yesterday at the home
/ Of the latter on the Willamstown
road A large gathering of neighbors
was present. also Mrs Addie Clark of
Barre, Mrs. Ellen Briggs of Williams
town and a sister Mrs. NJ. f Wells of
SheIburne. Many useful presents were
given AS tokens Of regard for the hos
| tess. including remembrance from
her sister. Mrs Eta Conner of Los
Angeles, Cal. After partaking Of a
bountiful repast the friends depart
ed. wishing Mrs. Gray many more hap
py birthdays.
An accident that may result IN the
/ loss of his left eve occurred yesterday
1 afternoon to Fred Thomas OF l3s Sem
mary street while he was engaged at
carpenter work in the Park theatre,
where he Is employed. Mr. Thomas en-
deayorpd to drive a twenty penny
spike into a piece Of two-by-four that
was about even with his eye, conse-
uuently the flight OF the spike through
the air was stopped by his eve after
/ he struck the spike glancing blow.
The sharp end OF the nail pierced the
eve near the sight and the physician.
who dressed the wound entertained
little hope for saving the sight. Mr..
Thomas walked 10 the physicians Of
fee and then to his home.
Three members Of the New Bedford,
Mass. board Of bealth. DR.. \. B. Ham
il,on. milk inspector. Joseph r. Glen
non. an agent in the textile industry,
and DR.. William G. Kishbond. were in
Barre yesterday inspecting the source
of part Of the milk supply going into
New Bedford. The inspection was a
routine duty imposed BY the ordi-
napees Of their CITY About 1900 quarts
Of milk are daily shipped through the
Granite City creamery Of Barre to
New Bedford. the milk coming from
herds which have passed the tuber-
culosis test. The New Bedford men
visited several 81 the farms from which
the milk i delivered 70 the creamery
and then they inspected the plant 81
the Granite City creamery. expressing
satisfaction with what they found. To-
dav the members q the board were n
No~thNe14 performing a similar duty,