The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

OCT, 81, at Presbyterian church.-ady'
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 and p. m. See adv-ad.
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday even
ing; gents 75c, ladies free; Gilbertson's
orchestra
Trucking Done-Anyone wanting light
or heavy trucking done, call the Granite
City Bottling Works.
The Little Dry Goods Store will be
closed from Wednesday at p. m. until
Saturday at 7 p. m.
/ Harry Recor of Oneida, N. ", arrived
this morning to attend the funeral OF
| William Wright, his stepfather.
There will be a meeting of the Mead
ow Brook Golf club tonight. Members
will meet at Marrion's corner at 1880.
Rummage sale, Universalist church
vestry, Thursday and Friday OF this
week. Doors open from $3.50 until D.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thurber of Will
Jamestown announce the engagement of
their daughter, Lena B., to Harold
Barnes of Montpelier.
i Miss Yyonne Fourier arrived home
yesterday after having spent the last
three months with her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Willett of Quincy, Mass
Barre Woman's club members be sure
to bring guest to hear Mrs. Dimock at
Rowland hall Oct. 81, at 2:30 p. m. 1t
it an unusual opportunity.
Boston bags in brown and black, IA
and Is inches, eowhide leather, 1925;
also ladies' and gents pocketbooks and
purses at Lander Cigar Store. adv
A rehearsal for the Eastern Star chill
drens concert will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at 2:30. win the parents kindly
see that their children attend this re-
/ hearsal2
H. A. Lundy, the tailor, who until re-
Gently conducted an establishment in
| Graniteville, has opened shop at 200
| North Main street and will be glad to
receive his friends.-adv.
| Chauncey NJ Wiley, treasurer of the
/ Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co of
Barre, left yesterday afternoon for
Montreal, where he expects to remain
for a day or two on business.
Z take the new road and | take the
old road and wen meet at the I and |
ball at Rowland hall Tuesday evening,
Oct 81 Carroll's orchestra viii furnish
music for the evening, so come and have
good time.-adv.
Albert (anxiously) I'm afraid I'll
soon be bald; my hair is coming out
Il. A. Drown, druggist-"Why worry 2
Use Partisan Sage and III guarantee it
will stop your hair falling out or | will
return your money."-adv.
All the parishioners Of st. Monica s
church are requested to meet in the
Knights Of Columbus ball Sunday after
noon at $3.50 for the purpose of taking
action upon an important matter. Be
sure to be there Sunday, Oct. 10, as it Is
matter of vital Importance to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of South
Main street left last night for two
weeks visit with Mr.. Smiths parents
| in GAINESVILLE o. Mrs. Smith, who is
directress of ST. Monica's senior choir,
will be substituted for during her absence
by Miss Beatrice Papin as leader Of the
choir
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gonyer and Mr..
and Mrs. Varis Giguere, who for the
past month have been touring through
| Vermont and New Hampshire by auto
mobile, started to-day on their home
ward journey to Concord, \. H., having
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. p, l.,
Ellis for several days.
The latest thing in automobile con
struction arrived in Barre yesterday
when f. A. Drown, president Of the Odds
mobile Company of Vermont, drove in
from Boston with brand new Nelie six
This ear was Immediately put on dis
play in his salesrooms on North Main
street, and was the center of attraction
| .,tA,,y,n.i,tIn
throughout the day.
The Broadwel murder case seems to
be sensational enough to a great many
Of the newspapers throughout the coun'
try so that pictures of the victim and
her alleged slayer and also of her family
are displayed on the front pages. A
paper which contained detailed ac.
count of the murder and the opening Of
the trial reached here yesterday from
Omaha, Neb 1t was the Omaha Bee.
Robert Christie suffered a painful in
Jury to his right hand Tuesday whils
engaged at his work of Jumping at the
Martinson Estate Co, Mr.. Christie was
splitting a board by means of a circular
saw when the member slipped and came
in contact with the rapidly revolving
saw, cutting away the flesh on the out
side of the thumb. The services of {
doctor were necessary but unless al
unforeseen development sets in, Mr.
Christie will be able to start work in II
days.
All of the railroads under federal con
troll have been asked by the administra
ton to give attention to protection
against accidents on the railroads Mos
! Z - IL, ftrg, 4 arn at
tributed to carelessness and Ignorance
Every humanitarian has been asked t
give his time and energy during a shor
campaign to support this cause Many
ministers Of Barre as well as in othel
places will preach on a subject mex
Sunday that will deal with this safety
first question. Scores of very interest
ing statistics have been compiled con
corning accidents and results of acci
dents on the American railroads. You
may hear these at almost any churcl
Sunday, Oct. 49,
Yesterdays Burlington Free Press hat
the following item regarding the mar
rage of Miss Cecil Place of ST. Alban
and George +. Ronald of that place, tn
bride being a former resident of Barre
"A pretty wedding took place at st
Mary's church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock when Miss Cecil Pearl Place
daughter Of Mrs, NJ. NJ. Place, becam
the bride of George e. Ronald son o
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Ronald. Mis-
Ruth Whalen Of Burlington was brides
maid and Harold Kennedy acted as bes
man. The bride wore a blue travelling
suit and carried a prayer book. After
trip to New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronal,
will reside at ll3 North Main street
Among those from out Of town who at