The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mary Patterson is i'll at her
home at l02 Orange street.
Anniversary of Robert Burns to-day.
Hear the concert in the Presbyterian
church tonight at s o'clock-adv.
Misses Hattie and Irene Lander have
| returned from Burlington, where they
have been visiting for the past week
John Naiz of Barre VS.. Bat Conf at
star wrestling, Wednesday night Mt
Montpelier other preliminarics too
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray of
Ayers street went TO st. Johnsbury
yesterday noon, where Mr.. Murray has
secured employment,
s. +. Marsh has returned from Bos
ton, where he attended convention
of New England implement dealers,
recently held there.
/ Miss Quinlan announces another So
cial dance Thursday Jan, ~, from 6
to S:l5. Everyone come. Parents and
friends wecome.--adv.
Keep in mind the cafeteria supper
/ in the Unversalist church Wednesday
Jan 26, from 5 to 8. A fine menu.
Public cordially invited,-ady.
William BLOW of Lebanon, n H.,
returned to-day to his home, after
spending the week end with his sis
ter, Mrs Addie Coyey, of Washington
street.
American Legion VS.. Goddard in |
Spaulding gym Wednesday night at s |
o'clock Both team. are playing whirl
wind basketball Don't miss seeing
them.--adv.
/ Everyone purchasing ticket to the
Legion Goddard basketball game al
Spaulding high school tomorrow eve
ming will be entitled to attend the Ed-
son monograph dance in the Legion
hall, Immediately after the game.
Wrestling. Rinato Gardini of Bos
ton, heavyweight champion, VS.. Rob
johnson of Brooklyn, heavyweight
champion of Sweden. Tomorrow,
Wednesday night, in Clan Gordon hall
at o'cl0cf. adv.
A number of Holstein breeders Of
Barre and vicinity passed through the
to attend the state meeting of the
Holstein Breeders Of Vermont at the
Pavilion hotel.
Mr. Squire of Newport was in the
city Saturday representing the New
port local branch of the n. Il. NJ. p,
association. Mr.. Squires was en- route
for Boston, where he is to attend the
annual convention of the New England
milk producers.
Squad A of the fire department yes
tcrday answered telephone call from
SIS Elm street, the three tenement
house at the corner of Summer street.
A chimney fire threatened the house +
until chemical liquids of two hand !
tanks were emptied into it.
w. NJ. Rock of Beckley Hill wishes
The Times to rectify the item con :
corning his horse which was killed BY c
a trolley car of the Montpelier & Barre /.
Traction h Power Co., two weeks ago q
last Friday. Mr.. Rock states that the
horse was valued at more than Sl.50,
as stated in the paper.
Italians. Every wrestling fan. Come r
put and size up this Italian heavy
weight champion, Gardini, before he J
Stranger Lewis. heavy z
weight champion of the world, for the
title, barring deadlock, by seeing him
n action against Bob Johnson, Swed
sh champion, tomorrow night at
o'clock at Clan Gordon hall.-adv y
The D. NJ. Miles Coal Co. Inc, do. b
ing business in Barre, has filed with .
the secretary of state papers announc- >
ng a proposed issue of $50 shares Of !
common stock ut 800 each. This is q
n the nature of stock dividend The g
papers are signed by James Mackay, y
James f. Higgins and H. \. Bur y
'oughs. $
Thomas Murphy, who with his cons
n, Philip Murphy, came to attend the
uneral of their cousin, Maurice Kehoe,
n Granitoville Sunday. returned to n,
light to his home in Athol, Mass. He V,
eft here two years ago, after gradu y
ting from Spauldng high scheol with IA
he class of 1918, and has ever since IA
zen employed By the Athol Twist to
drill company, being now in the draft Il
ng department hi
Capt. J. NJ Cole, in charge of army y
ecruiting in Vermont, visited the To- d
al recruiting station yesterday Re "a
ruiting will be stopped by the first
{ February, or perhaps sooner. to
omply with a recent bill passed by W,
'ongress, reducing the strength Of the 10
rmy. Il l. absolutely necessary for CO
nyone contemplating enlistment to %
pply at once, for after recruiting has LEI
topped no more applicants viii BE- phi
ccepted under any consideration. he
here are still excellent openings in -
he service. whereby a man may take
dvantage If the educational and vo
itpnal training. and the 500 bonus.
he local Office will be open till
m. Full information on applica me-
on. Two hundred Victory medals and CT
uttons were distributed Saturday. !
he distribution il now closed as far =
E Barre and vicinity is concerned All
publications. must be made nv mail, and
lanl.s for applications viii BE- secured
n request at the army recruiting sta