The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-17

Maccabees' bazaar, Sept. "a, at How
land halliday.
Binder Irvine, 95c ball, SO bale
n. d. Phelps Co. Inc.
New Sonora talking machines Just
received at Bailey's Music Rooms. ad
Guy w. Lougee and wife of Brook.
line, Mass, have returned to their
home.
! Baseball, Saturday, Sept. Is, at 3,
Intercity park. Montpelier X. of C. vs..
Barre A. ADV.
Netop Notice: On account of wealth
er conditions the corn roast will be
| postponed until further notice.
All those taking part in the Indian
| concert for the Red Men and Pocahon-
| tas fair please meet in Rowland hall
Saturday afternoon, Sept Is, at
| O'Clock.
What will stop my hair falling
out ?" Partisan Sage. 1t will make
the hair thick and glossy and prevent
dandruff," says +. A. Drown, who sells
it under guarantee.-adv.
Overcome thinness, weakness, ner-
vousness. Gain weight, Build muscle.
Acquire nerve force Bitro- Phosphate
is guaranteed to give you healthy
flesh and insure quiet steady nerves,
or your money will be refunded. Get
box to-day at f. A. Drown & Co.'S
drug store.-adv.
The following Randolph item in yes
terday's Herald and News will be of
A. Black, secretary of state, States
interest here: "0u complaint of Harry
Attorney j. c. Sherburne Wednesday
prosecuted Ernest Russell of Rutland
fro driving an auto on July 80 with
out license, his license being pre-
viously revoked. Mr.. Russell is en-
ployed by 4. A. Drown of Barre and
was delivering car to purchaser in
Bethel when Secretary Black appre
liended him on the Brookofield road
He pleaded guilty before Justice L.
i. Briggs and was fined $50 and costs,
which he paid"
A business deal closed very recently
in this city gave to Walter Krinovitz
of Columbus, Ga, the tailoring and
dyeing business OF Joseph Kovalsky,
who for Is years has been established
in the Eastman block Mr. Krinovitz is
closing shop in an army camp in
Georgia and expects to take possession
OF his new property Nov |. Mr.. Koval
sky, since coming to Barre from New
York City in NAV, 1907, has come to
have one of the best known tailoring
shops in the city, making a speciality |
of repairing furs and dyeing. Since
last March he has been incorporated |
with his brother Max, in an electrical |
business in Rochester, n. Y, and there !
plans to take an active interest in the /
business after Nov. ;. His family has |
resided in Rochester since July 4th. |
Mr.. kovalsky's many patrons and
friends wish him success in his new /
undertaking.
A few Of the thrills of flying were
enjoyed by 10 Barre people yesterday |
afternoon with Messrs. Smith and !,
Banks, the two pilots in Barre with the
Avro biplane. DIR. l.. F. Heininger
and Warren Cummings happened to be
the first two passengers ready to take
night from IHe DhTTe Hetu ana HI
3 45 started on l5minute sail over
Orange. Tepsham and parts of Barre.
From the machine the passengers de
clare Nermont's scenery is exceedingly
beautiful and not one of the 10 re-
GREETED their flight but rather ex
pressed desire or determination to
take another one. Those to 60 up
yesterday were besides Messrs. Helm
niger and Cummings, Attorney $. Hol
lister Jackson. Mrs. Charles Brown. A.
A. Bisnchi, NJ. Sanguinetti, f. A. In
gls, Miss L. A. Bison, George +, Nor
ris and r. Gillander. If passengers
can he secured flights will be made ev
cry day. weather permitting, Of course,
during their stay in Barre. which will
not exceed 10 days Passengers will
be accommodated all dsv Sunday from
10 o'clock in the morning until 6 in
the evening. If suitable landing field
Fan he located in Montpelier the pub
lie of that city will have the same op-
portunities from their home grounds
as afforded the public of this vicinity,
Messrs Smith and Banks propose 10
look over the circus grounds on lower
state street TO determine whether OF
not proper landings could be accom-
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