The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


Douglas Barclay and Wilbur Mower
have returned to the city after short
stay in Burlington,
Violin bows, bridges, strings, har-
monicas and new sheet music on sale
at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Wrestling! Gardini vs.. "Wild Cat"
Lewis in Montpelier Thursday evening.
Special cars TO Barre afterwards. adv.
George W. Mann will sell at auction
his home place and household goods on
Saturday, March s. Further announce
ments later.--adv.
Plan TO buy your doughnuts, baked
beans, brown bread cake and pie sat
urday, Feb. 20, at the Universalist
church, Benefit of City hospital.
Miss Ruth yeino of Trow hill has
returned to Burlington, where she is
freshman at the University of Yer
mont, after spending a few days at
her home here.
Clarence Burke of Maple avenue re-
turned from Burlington yesterday,
where he has been visiting since last
Friday, having attended the Vermont
kake walk Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Orilla Wark, who is having a
vacation from the clerical work OF the
Depot square office of the Cook Wat
kins Manufacturing Co., has gone to
Brookfeld to spend a couple OF weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Alexander Perrien of Richmond,
who has been the guest of Mrs. ID. j..
Hayes of Pleasant street since last
Wednesday, has left for Boston, where
she will visit for a few weeks before
returning to her home in Richmond.
Forty names were added to the check
list at the meeting of the board of civil
authority last evening Tonight will
be the last opportunity to get your
name on the check list for the March
election, to be held next Tuesday. If
you wish to vote then, be sure to regis
ter tonight.
Ex-service men in Barre City and
Barre Town will do well TO remember
that a Smoker" il being held at the
American Legion clubhouse on Church
street this evening after s o'clock,
Roy Curtis, the Chocolate Kid, and
Knockout" Valisi from the north end,
the two light heayyweights who made
names for themselves in Rowland hall
Tuesday evening, when entertaining
the Vermont Shoe Retailers associa Z
ton, have consented to give six
round exhibition. OF course, there are
10 be several other matches, including
novelty match. Refreshments, mu-
sic, and everything else will be free to
all ex-seryice men, whether or not
members of the Legion.
Henry Morse Of the Spaulding high
school faculty, with the students who
represented Spaulding at the state in.
terscholastie meet in winter sports at
the University Of Vermont Monday
afternoon, returned TO Barre yester
dav. As previously announced, Wood
stock high school won the meet, but
not without some keen competition
from three Spaulding men on snow
shoes, each Of whom won some place
in the snowshoe races. Reginald Ken
dali, a Junior, won first place in the
| 100. ward dash and first in the l0a yard
obstacle race, Harold Wescott, jun
ior won first place in the mile race,
and second in the l00.yard obstacle
race. and Edward Bosworth, a junior,
third place in the mile race and third
in the obstacle race. Lindell Lebour.
veau and Bertrand Layigne represent,
cd the school in the ski events but
found some able competitors from the
winter sports town OF Woodstock.