The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

supper at Presbyterian churcn To-
night.--adv.
Japanese Sandman, fox trot and vo-
cal at Russel's, adv
Molasses kisses, SAC per pound, at
Marchetti's Fruit Store,-adv.
Let us call and get your battery fol
winter storage Harvey & Mower
Closing out sale on all millinery at q
big reduction Mrs, Il. A. Witham
Take look at the $3.50 piano now
on sale at Bailey's Music Rooms.--ad
A large shipment of Mcintosh apples
just received at Marehetti's Fruit
Store. adv.
While they last, winesap eating ap
pies, 200 bushe at 1925 per bushel
Barre Drug Co-adv
Nov. l6 the canvassers will call foi
your Red Cross renewal or member
ship. Have your dollar ready.
Miss Irene Miller. va waitress al
Jacks restaurant on Depot square
who has been i'll for few days. was
taken to her home in Graniteville to
day.
We are closing out all of orr gro
ccries at once; everything at the low
est prices. Come and get some of oul
pastry flour below cost. Fritz W
Jackson Co.
Mrs Clifton Kelly, after making q
brief stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Petrie of West street. continued hel
homeward journey to st; Adams from
Montague, Mass.
John Mahoney ended to-day a two
weeks vacation from the office of tht
American Railway Express Co., mucf
of which he passed with relatives il
Maine and New Hampshire.
The firemen's annual concert anC
dance will be held in Rowland hal
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. "a. Carrolf'
seven-piece orchestra. Refreshments
Concert, 8 to o. dancing, to !. Come
and have good time,adv.
Have your fortune told tonight al
the Rainbow fair" Rowland hall See
the artistic booths, where you can pur
chase home made candy, aprons, fancy
articles, etc. Many other attractions
including the slower garden. adv.
Miss Irene Duprey, who for severa
months has been working in sho'
factory in Nashua, n. H., returned t.
her home on Brook street yesterday
the factory having discharged many
employees as the result of existing con
ditions.
All who heard the first Of the illus
trated lectures, "A Better America,
will not want TO miss the second
what Our Fathers Paid for the Lib
ties Of the Republic next SUNDAY
night at the Hedding Methodist churcl
at o'clock.-adv.
We want YOU to come to oar dane
next Wednesday evening, Nov, IL, a
| Rowland hall, CAROLS orchestra On
of our series. Proceeds to 90 to on
organ fund. win you help by attend
ing. only 81 per couple, extra ladie
35c Ladies union, Universalist church
| adv.
| 4 practice that is very annoying T.
merchants along Main street is tha
of defacing with soap whenever al
event of some Importance transpire
in the municipality. As one merchan
expressed il, they, the merchants, di'
not object strenuously to the practie
once a wear and mentioned Halloween
night as the permissible date, if at all
/
| time of the wear, when window wash
ing becomes tedious job and a dlf
| ficult one with water freezing on tn
glass az soon as il strikes it. Par
ticularly Objectionable was the plae
ing Of vulgar phrases on the windows
Complaints of the act last mentione'
were made to the police yesterday, as
surance being given that recurrence
would be the incentive for action o.
the part of the police.
While riding down Main street in
large Oldsmobile truck, celebrating Al
mistice day, Thursday evening ahou
$3.50, several eX service men, Hember
of the American Legion, became tn
targets for eggs. which in some in
stances saturated the mems clothin
H and in one case hit young lad j
H the eve and inflicted an injury, Will
II still more splattered onto the Star
Il and Stripes which were attached I
H the truck. Officials of the America
II Legion notified local authorities an
II an investigation into the matte
brought four young men to Justice !
municipal court las evening. Mike N
tuoni aged 90. Loren Allen, aged 2
\ EIcid Beaulieu. 20, and Edgar Besulie'
10. City Attorney William Wishar
4 who issued the warrants, WAS there
prosecute the cases before Judge Y.
Q Scott. Allen. speaking for the groul
. assured the court. after Attorne
Wishart had presented his side Of I'll
Is case. that the group did not intend
r. defaee in any way the American iiai
for. he declared. all Of them were thol
oughly American; and neither did the
,. object to the celebration of Armisti'
day. They purchased the eggs to thro
10 at a group of youngsters about Fol
m car. They acted more under the I'm
n pulse ~ the moment and just wante
to add little more to the excitemen
n and with malice towards no one, the
r. assured the court Tho Judge eonsi'
d cred the matter no slight oficnse an
Iectured the lsds TO that effect. judo
& Scott fined each Of them -. wit
m costs Of court. sos each. and impose
" sentence Of 30 days in county jail q
\. All but Allen. The Jail sentence va
). suspended .and the three lads placed 6
probation sor a wear. Each paid u
,r fine and were released.