The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

! buy sheet music dG Daley MUSIC
! Rooms adv.
Frank Card Of PIattsburg ~ y, ar
rived in the city this morning on a
brief business visit.
| Loren J. Bell of the Bell & Houston
firm went to New York last night to
make brief business trip of few
days.
| A daughter, weighing seven and one
half pounds, was born Sunday, May %,
to MIR. and Mrs. Il. c. Rogers of Ia
Webster avenue.
A regular meeting of I. 0. Foresters
in Worthen hall Friday evening, May
2S, at 7 o'clock. Let all members be
present. Per order r. s.
Louis Bottiggi and Jack Davidson Of
Springfield are visiting with their fami.
lies in this city for few days, having
arrived here this morning.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
James Thompson at their home at
16 Brook street yesterday. Mrs. Thomp-
son was formerly Miss Ellen Mute.
L. y. Henderson, who, has been en-
ployed at the Ladd farm in Orange,
! left to-day for Franconia, n. H., where
he is to be employed on the Spooner
farm.
Charles Fl. Wishart. treasurer of the
Granite Savings Bank 4 Trust Co,
| together with William Murray, left
| last night for Boston, where they ex-
pect to be for several days on business.
! Frank w. Agan of Ludlow, candi-
/ date for governor, who attended the
convention in Montpelier yesterday,
visited friends in Barre yesterday,
along with Allen d. Ball, also of Lud-
| low.
The mission circle of the Universalist
church will meet at the parsonage to.
morrow, Friday, afternoon at 2:s0
o'clock. Watchword, Forward" viii
the members please come prepared to
pay duesY
i This il rheumatism weather, and
4 4. A. Drown, the druggist, is having
a large sale on Rheuma. the one rem
edy for this disease sold on guaran-
tee of money back if it fails. Start
using it to-day.
/ Max c Fisher, commander of aBrre
post No. 10, American Legion, has
consented to be the principal speaker
at the Memorial day exercises, which
viii be held. at the Spaulding school
chapel tomorrow morning
A daughter was born in Los Angeles,
Cal. on April 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Guido Comoh, former Barre people.
Mrs. Comoli was. before her marriage,
| Miss Jennie Bottinelii, a clerk in the
Union Dry Goods store.
A. W. Smith and wife OF Fort Madi-
! son, la, arrived in the city yesterday
TO visit his brothers and sisters resid-
| ing in Barre and ivicnity, While
spending two weeks here he will be the
| guest OF his brother, H. J. Smith, Of
! Summer street.
Miss Catherine Phelps. who complet
| ed duties as cashier at the Adams q
Co. dry goods store Monday. left yes
/ terday with her sister. Miss Mildred,
and DIR. and Mrs William Mcfarland
for Boston by automobile, planning TO
remain over Monday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don ; Brigham, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. ,ash and Miss
! Mary Nash of Hanover y. H., at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Leander
Howard Yesterday. Mrs. Nash was
| with Mrs. Howard during her illness,
remaining here until to-day, when she
returned home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Medardo Chiolo Of SO
/ Maple avenue with their three children
and Mary and Antoni Chioldi, children
| of Antonio Chioldi, a man who several
1 months ago went to Italy, left here
last night for New York, beginning
their Journey TO Italy. Medsrdo Chi
oldi. who with his brother formed the
. ~. MT ms In
visit relatives in Europe for three OF
four month, while his brother intends
to remain in Italy.
Smoke pouring into his basement
apartments and shoe repairing shop in
h the Bolster block caused Durward {.
Wilmot to send in still alarm TO the
fire department to-day. The LaFrance
truck with several of the regulars re
sponded but an investigation in the eel
liar of the Jackson block. from which
the smoke was pouring, diyulged that
a closed chimney damper had set the
smoke from the burning waste paper
back into the buildings.
A shving horse on North Main street
near Third street last evening about
$3.50 caused James Murphy OF Gran
| iteyille to drive his CheroVlct touring
car into a telephone pole with the re-
suit that Richard Farrell of West Leb-
anon. n. H.. who was riding with him
in the front scat. sustained several
cuts about the head and face, the sud
dent contact Of the pole and ear eaus-
ing him 10 be thrust against the wind
shield. Besides this. front wheel
was completely demolished. every
spoke breaking of at the hub; the
lights Of the car was twisted, the
Windshield broken. aud the body Of the
car badly distored Mr.. Murphy was
driving slowly behind an electric car
and going towards Montpelier when
horse. attached 70 light vehicle
bolted towards the automobile from
the electric car. In avoiding contact
with the horse. Mr. Murphy struck the
mole The team aud driver continued
on. disregarding entirely the damaged
car and injured man. Mr. Farrell''
wounds were dressed BY . physician
soon after At the Charles Mclean home
ON the Montpelier road. where Mr.. Far
rell was stopping while here to at
tend the funeral Of his sister in-iaw
Mrs. Margaret Murphy. he was abl'
10 return 70 his home today.
The left hand and part 81 the fore
arm 20 within few inches Of the 81.
bow Of Ernest A. Nichols the derrick
man Of Jones Bros Co. whose arm i
believed 10 have become entancled in
the derrick machinery Yesterday morn
ing. was amputatcd az the Barre City
hospital soon after the acciden.. Mr.
Nichols can give no explanation of The
accident as he neither members huzy Il