The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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/ Local and Vermont views in sepia, 81
at Cummings 4 Lewis. --adv.
William Palmer has gone to liver
! ton, r. T., to pass the holidays with
his daughter.
Perry Woodland Of Springfield, Mass,
arrived in town this morning to pass
a few days with friends.
| Regular meeting Of Ruth chapter,
/! No. SIS, o. Il. s., Wednesday evening,
Dec. IA, at 1880 o'clock.
For fine jewelry and American
watches go- to the Phillips & Lucas
store, jewelers., Montpelier.
Table runners, pillow cases, boulder
caps, other fancy articles. Mrs. Nc
Leod, lot Seminary street.--adv.
Attend the Elka' charity concert and
dance. Rowland hall, Barre, Tuesday
evening, Dec. H. CAROLS orchestra.
Proceeds for the poor.--ady.
Maccabees. attention. Anyone hav-
ing been overlooked by the committees
il requested by this notice to furnish
for the booths. Please bring same to
hall by 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
---adv.
Can spare few rooms for winter
boarders. Special rates for table board
ers. Also can find rooms nearby TOR
anyone desiring table board at the no.
tel Hotel Barre, ]. v. Rowen, Mgr.--
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Burke of Wi
nooski left Barre yesterday afternoon,
after passing the week end with
friends. They went to Burlington,
where they will also visit for a few
days before returning to their homes.
Luigi petracell Of Somerville, Mass,
was in Barre yesterday in the inter
ests of a new fraternal organization.
Mr.. Petracelli consulted with several
prominent members Of the italian col
ony and 1t is probable that when the
organization is launched Barre VIII
have branch.
Barre sporting enthusiasts will be
pleased to learn that Silvio Checchi, a
Barre boy. won the lightweight cham
pionship Of the United States navy
Saturday night at the l07th regiment
armory in Brooklyn, N. Y. News OF
Checchi's victory was received here IN
4 telegram by Ioneif Spadolini Of
Bolster place. Checchi was widely
known in this district as wrestler be
fore he entered the service and fol-
lowers Of the sport say that his VIC
tory was only what they had expected.
In addition to the title, Checchi wins .
handsome belt, a purse Of $50 and
substantial furlough He viii probably
arrive in Barre in few days Checchis
home is at 81 Railroad street. He Is
seaman, second class, on the u. ,. ;.
North Dakota and has been in the
navy about II months. He is but 20l
years old but wrestles like veteran
at the game,
According to word received in Barre
Yesterday, Harold w. Mute the local
boy who for q long time held the title
OF champion bowler of New England,
is still going strong and is up among
the leaders. Mute is now in Manches-
ter, N. H., and Is a member of the fast
team representing Sweeney post Of the
American Legion. The keenest rivalry |
exists between the Sweeney five and
the team representing the Amoskeag !
Co., and when the veter-
ans blossomed but on the alleys one
night with the famous and much |
feared Mute in the lineup the Amos
keag team sent out an s. o, s. Charles /
siarfell of Lowell, Mass, also a former
New England champion, was induced to
take up residence in Manchester with
j lucrative position at the plant OF the
Then the fun began. The first
match between the two teams Mute
Martcll However, Mar
tell Immediately afterwards started a
brilliant comeback and during last
week broke the Manchester record for
thrce strings with total of 800. Mute
.ame through with 1911 which lent so
terribly bad as any bowler will testify. II
Martell had high string of 1872 while
Sutc's high single was l2o.