The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

4. Music by the Orlenta1 plA-duN.
Rev. Robert Dewey of Waterbury is
stopping couple days WITH Rev. p
NJ. McKenna.
Watch and clock repairing. Prices
right. +. o. Holmes, 6 Maple Grove
street. Tel. 24l-X.
Organ recital at the Universalist
church Sunday at p. m. Everybody
invited to come.adv.
Did you ever see the Egyptian
sphinz? She will be at the cabaret
show Friday night at Goddard. adv.
Joseph Guidici of Beckley street,
! Frak Miano and Dan Casselini left
to-day for Pittslield to join party of
hunters.
Montpelier Lodge of EllSs hold memo
rial at their home on Barre street,
Montpelier, Sunday afternoon at $3.50
! o'clock. adv.
! Balance of the groceries in the. Jack
son store, Morse block. closed out this
! evening at auction at o'clock. ID. A.
Perry, fundamentally.
+. II. Bickford, manager of the Barre
| Cooperative creamery, went to Brad
! ford to-day on a business trip and ex-
poets to remain there over the week
end.
| G. Bottura, who during the past few
days has been visiting friends and ac-
quaintances I'm the Barre Italian col
ony, leaves tonight for his home in
San Diego, Cal,
| Have you received our Christmas
Messenger? If not, call at Goodfel-
lows Jewelry store and get yours. 1t
/ win help you in selecting your Christ
mas gifts.-ady.
George Marsh, local agent of the
American Railway Express Co, and
A. NJ. Flanders went to Pigeon pond
to-day to remain week in that vi
entity hunting and camping.
Don't fail to consult Madame Wi
mona, the most beautiful squaw from
the government reservation in Ne
vada, who has been secured for the
joint fair at the Rowland hall Dec
l6 and l7.-adv.
Plans have been completed for
the annual Joint fair to be conducted
under auspices of the Odd Ladies and
Odd Fellows at Rowland hall, Dec, 10
and II. Carrolrs orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing -adv.
Found: An exceptional opportunity
to have your heavy rubber footwear
vulcanized. Anyone can secure this
opportunity by calling on James Hast
ings at his vulcanizing and repair
shop, 81 North Main street.-adv.
Gerald Marble, Skowhegan, Me-,
monument dealer, known to many
Barre granite manufacturers, has
struck gold in a quarry, which he has
developed on his premises. The, ore
exists in promising quantities, accord
ing to a dispatch to the Boston Globe.
James Dickey. Bert Bassett, James
Hastings and William Dickey are to
form a portion of party of eight or
nine local men who viii go to camp
on Lake Mansfield near Mt. Mans
field Sunday morning to enjoy week
Of deer hunting during the coming
deer season.
The board of directors Of the Gran
lite Manufacturers association is con
sidering improving the exhibit of
Barre granite in the state library in
Montpelier. Years have passed since
any attention was paid 20 the ac-
emulation of Barre stone, and with
the assistance of State Geologist g. II.
Perkins, it is hoped that something
much more attractive may result.
The Riverside at l2s State street,
Montpelier, recently taken over ~
Mrs Mary Nelson of Barre and now
managed by A. j. Gauthier of Barre,
will open its dining room TO patrons
tomorrow. with ehicken-pie dinner
served from | to $50 o'clock, and the |
proprietress and manager will be
pleased to greet Barre people, among
their patrons,--adv.
A meeting yesterday Of the Yer
mont Education committee of the Y, |
VI. c. A. which has the awarding OF
scholarships to ex-service men provid- |
ed for by the war work council of the |
association resulted in the awarding of I
Go scholarships, completing total OF
225. OF this number few were
awarded 20 Barre lads, Lorraine A
Densmore, Perley f. Haskell, AleNan- |
der r. J. Kirton and Albert G. VIII |
liams being in this list.
While driving on upper Washington /
street last evening shortly before :
o'clock, DIR. William +. Lazell was sud
denly thrown from his sleigh when his
horse became frightened at moving
piece Of paper in the car track. The /
horse reared. jumped to one side, tip
ping the sleigh over and lodging the
doctor in the road. II continued up |
into neighboring dooryard where the
sleigh in some manner righted itself,
following which the horse began a
dash down Washington street and
down North Main to Merchant street,
where it was stopped by Officer John
Murley of the police force. The horse,
recognized as belonging to DIR. Lazell,
was driven by a gentleman named
Latin to the Lazell home on South
Main street. The horse had a quiet
run all to itself. and, as a result. no