The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-25
TALK or TIE TOWN

"A Cali to Arms the Lincoln pic
ture Sunday evening at univcrsalist
ichurch, 7l5 p. m, adv.
Il. A. Drown OF the Drown Motor Car
company was in Randolph to-day on
business.
Mrs. N. ST. John Of South Main
street was taken TO the City hospital
for treatment.
| All the latest song hits in sheet
! music. Come in and hear them. Little
field Piano Co., Inc.--adv.
There will be meeting Of the
Friendly Aid society in Aldrich hall on
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
James Southworth and Rudolph Me-
Neil of Newbury are passing the week
end visiting with friends in this 1ty.
Rollins Rice Of Woodstock. who has
been passing few days with friends
| in this city, returned to-day to his
home in Woodstock.
Lowell Drown, Reid Barclay and
| Peter and Robert Barclay are among
the Norwich university men home for
the Easter vacation.
Home Brew" monthly magazine,
contains articles by William w. La
point, formerly OF Barre. On sale at
Martins Book store.-ady.
Joseph Maggiani. former resident
OF this city and well known among the
younger people in the north end, il in
the city to-day on business.
Miss Elsie Caven. who was operated
on al the City hospital several weeks
ago for appendicitis, was able TO go
10 her home on Maple avenue to-day.
Donald w. Smith of Perry street left
to-day for Dartmouth college TO at
tend the initiation OF George Edmund
Douglas, former Spauldine student
now attending Dartmouth and who II
to be initiated tonight into Alpha
Omega chapter Of Beta Theta Pi
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Hutchinson OF
Wellington street left to-day for Ran
dolph to attend the funeral Of Mrs
Carl Threslier, who passed away IN |
Melrose Highlands. Mass. The burial
il TO be made in Randolph. Mrs. |
Thresher was sister to Mr.. Hutchin
con and was well known in this yicin
ity. having made several visits here in
the past few years.
The first baseball team to get or
ganizcd this season y what il known
as the South End Athletic association.
The BOYS ID that end Of the city have
strong team which they are willing
to put up against any other team IN
the city and arc willing To fill out dates
with any team wishing to arrange q
schedule with them. Anyone wishing
to schedule game should call or write
George Ironsidc OF Elmore street
The spaulding high school girls were
defeated last night BY the Community
club girls ba ketball team in Mont
pelicr by the score Of eighteen to
nine. No blame should be given the
girls who played the game last night Il
as three of the regular players on the
local team were unable to play last
night owing 10 the fashion show in the
Magnet theatre here. Two of the girls
who played last evening had not played /
a game this year, nevertheless they put ]
up good fight.
AT the special city meeting held in
the opera house Thursday evening, a
small collection Of voters adopted a
resolution, presented by Silvio Card. Il
TO authorize the city council TO issue
its note, or notes. to the amount of {
$4,000. in addition to that allowed /
by the charter, for the purpose OF meet !
ing current expenses OF the city and
10 be paid out of the proceeds Of 1922
taxes. On motion OF T. C. Duiiicy, the q
bill OF Sl66.4f for advertising in the
Barre Daily Times for the year 1927 7
when the publisher OF the paper was q
mayor OF The city. was ordered paid. \
The waterbury resolution calling for Y
in state expenses was
adopted on motion of Mayor Shield. /,
The meeting was presided over by II.
W. Scott as chairman. with City Clerk I,
James Smart acting as clerk OF the
meeting,
A banquet was rendered TO the menu
,ers of Barre post, American Legion, il
,askptbsll team last evening by the n
ulcers Of the post at the Hotel Barre. r
me banquet was in the form OF a six v
curse dinner and all Of the boys APP a
,reciated the spirit in which it was .
,iven. Commander Robert Mackie. who Ii
cted as toastmastcr. delivered a short
address, to the team, congTstulating .,
hem on their successful season Just =
nded. He also emphasized the clean ii
port smsnsbip shown by the BOYS espe- =,
ially in their out of town games. This II
act has often been commented upon NJ
" outside newspapers and fans. James ri
tooth responded for the team and
banked the officers for their cooper g.
ton and support during the season.
'lans were also laid and discussed for :,
he formation Of another victorious
We for next year. The players able 10 :
ttend the banquet we're Haskell. Cera r
oil. Oliver. Johnson. Booth, Bjorn and
wilson. The team and officers gath
red together after the supper to pass
aud comments on the
ard fights and close calls in games
I the past. All adjourned to the dance
, the Legion hall later in the evening