The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Binder Irvine, 95c ball, SO belle
\. D. Phelps Co. Inc.
| Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
eampment Tuesday evening at 1870.
just arrived, new line of fall goods
at the New Dry Goods Store. Is Elm
street.
Baseball, Saturday, Sept. Is, at $3.50
Intercity park. Montpelier x. IF G
vs.. Barre A. A.
Miss Blanche White of Newton
street is spending two weeks with
| friends in New Haven, Conn
Ny millinery parlors re-opened with
a select line to choose from. Miss Nj.
M. Minnie, l04 South Main steet.--adv
Wanted Immediately, lady for house
! toulouse advertising; no selling; all or
part time. Apply B. w. Hooker & Co.
The finance committee of the Bap-
fist church will meet tonight at 1880
at the church. Will every member
please be present?
Miss Mary Watson Of Merchant
street begins to-day two weeks va
cation from the National Life Insur
ance Co. in Montpelier.
Throw away your crutches, use
Rheuma and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness says z. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy adv.
John Mclean, who has been having
two weeks vacation from the Union
Clothing Co., returned to work to-
day, having enjoyed the time at Grot-
on pond and in Burlington.
Mr.. Chase of the Stromberg Motor
Device company will be at Harvey &
Mowers garage this week for the pur
pose of giving free service and advice to
any Stromberg owners,--adv.
William r. Kennedy, the guest of
Arthur Camire of east hill for the past
week, returned last night to his home |
in Boston and plans to resume studies |
at Boston university in the depart |
ment of business administration next |
Monday.
Joseph Leahev of Holyoke, Mass, ar
rived in town Saturday night in prep |
aration for the fall~opening of God
dard seminary which takes place to
morrow morning. Mr.. Leahey viii |
coach the athletic teams this year as
last and plans to open football prac
tice tomorrow afternoon since a game
with Norwich seconds is scheduled for
Sept. so.
Nearly 100 members of Barre coun-
Gil, No. 40l, of the Knights of Colum.
bus motored to Waterbury Yesterday
to attend the exemplifcation of the
second and third degrees on large
class of candidates for the Father Cal
lagian council in Waterbury. The sec
ond degree was worked by Barre coun
ell and the third by the ST Adams
Miss Kathleen Mcmahon, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mcmahon, re-
turned yesterday from Montreal. P.
O., to re-enter Spaulding high school
to day, after passing the summer va
cation with relatives in Canada. She
was accompanied here by Martin pye
her cousin. who will visit here while
awaiting the reopening of Mciill col
Iege, Montreal.
Martin Mcmahon Of West street pur-
biased Saturday afternoon the house
II 80 Franklin street, owned by DR..
D. c. Jarvis. Mr. Mcmahon and fam
ly were moving to their new home
o-dav. Tonight he starts on an timer
Try through the New England states
md part of Canada as a monumental
alesman for the Burke Bros. granite
plant, after passing sew
raj days at the home Office here.
The two -tenement house at 2 Cable
treet, owned by Mrs. Margaret Cable {
# WATERFOWL, Mass. has lust been
old TO Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langevin 4
4 this city. The purchasers. who have
occupied part Of the house for several
months. made the investment for a
iome and plan to make a number Of
on the property soon. /
he transaction trsnspired through the I
J. A. Perry Real Estate agency. s
The Kho Klub once more had an op-
ortunity to shower one of it, mem
ers with gifts because of her APP
rosching marriage. This time il was
iiss Margaret Cato of Sheridan
treet. who is soon to become the
ride of Ray Matthews of Philadelphia.
"A. The evening proved a very en-. :
oyable affair, music. games and re- a
reshments causing an abundance Of =
eight Meanwhile the guest was being :.
resented gifts of all kinds. kitchen q
tensils and pyrex casserole being
hief among the number
The electrical storm which lowered
round Barre late yesterday afternoon
nd last evening caused little damage
. electric or telephone lines Some
me during the night a couple Of wires
arriving $4,000 volts were burned of
hen = tree limb caused short cir =
ait Not until pedestrian noticed
iese this morning was any report
lade to the electric company. +. A
Dung, manager Of the Tenney Service !
o., gave prompt attention TO the line. I
hich might easily have proved fatal
, any person passing. For this reason
: suggests that all such cases h. r.