The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-21
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work. Inquire of Mrs. w. A. Bradford
los South Main street, Barre.
Long distance and general trucking
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
Ting Works. Call 7l6-M or jaw
adv.
The Independent Order of Forester
will hold dance in Worthen hall OF
Friday evening, Oct. ~. Good music
adv.
/ Miss Vella Rees OF Nashua, n, H.
is visiting her brother William Rees
of Sheridan street for week or II
| days.
L. e, Frost and wife of Malone, N
T., are visiting at the j. Tondrea,
home at 49l North Main street, for 8
week or so.
Regular meeting Of Col J, B. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies of the G. A, r..
| Friday, Oct. p, at 2;30 p. m. in the
Worthen building.
Regular meeting Barre polshers
their hall, Nichols block, on Thursday
evening, Oct. 81, at o'clock. W. g.
Prize, secretary.
At D. j. Briggs auction in Williams
town Saturday, 400 tin sap tubs will
be sold, also manure spreader, sulky
pillow, walking pillow, disc harrow,
smoothing harrow, etc.--adv.
Raymond L. Martin of Barre has
been elected treasurer of the "Osteo-
blast" the year book prepared by the
Junior classes of the American School
- "a LsYlyu1-1Iin Mo
S, D. Sibley and family, who dur
ing the summer have been conducting
the Bancroft inn in Marshfield, have
moved back to Barre and are residing
on Wiley street, since Mr.. Sibley
leased the inn to party from North.
field.
At recent meeting of the associate
lady members of the Meadow Brook
Cali club, plans were completed for a
Scotch Halloween dance, to be given by
them Oct 80 in the Clan Gordon hall
Dancing from 1880 to IL. Refresh
ments served. Admission, 81 per cou-
pie, extra ladies, 35c.-ady.
William Rock has recently sold his
house, barn, and plot of land adioin
ing them on Farwell street to Adrian
LeClar of this city and has purchased
the 35-acre farm and large set OF
buildings on Beckley hill, owned by
George Perrin. The sale included all
farming implements, hay, crops in the
field, and two head of cattle.
Junior billiard, the six.year old |
track horse owned by DIR. win ).
Page of Blmore street, viii arrive |
here to-day or tomorrow accompanied |
by his trainer and driver, Harry Camp |
bell, from Windsor, Conn, where he |
figured in the 2;l7 pace of the last
race of the season in the Connecticut |
circuit. The season has been a victori |
Gus one for this young horse which |
was entered in seven races. Six times |
out of the seven he captured place |
among the winners; twice he won first |
twice second money, once he |
was third, once fourth and lastly |
gained no place. The last was in the |
meet. At the Woodstock fair |
he was entered in the 2l7 class and
won first place by travelling the mile |
in 2:lTA for purse of $500. Again |
At the Rutland fair he captured first
place in the 2;2l class for a purse of
$500, doing the mile in 2:l9A, At the
3rattleboro fair lie won two heats of
race in 2;ls and lost first place to
horse which did mile in 2 l5h At
he Middlebury fair he was awarded
eeond place In the 2:lT class, purse
# $500 being at stake; and at the
tate fair in White River Junction
lie won third money in the 2;20 pace
vone by horse in 2:l6A. 800 being
he stake for this race. Fourth mon.
Y was won at Stafford Springs in the
as class, the winner taking first
money by travelling the mile in 2:l3A,
500 the purse In the Windsor meet
unior billiard gained no place with the
money takers, the first time in the
eason he failed to do so, but only
hen because he was entered in too
asst class. This is really the first
eason he has been on the track. Last
e called back because of an injured
cot
Renaissance of thrilling moments
u North Main street one Sunday aft
rnoon some months ago were recalled
yseveral Barre people yesterday
hen stalwart Indian sauntered
long Main street with suit case, a
rge wire ring on which were strung
mblematic rings, made Of beads and
the customary Indian fashion, and
18th beaded neckpieces and cuffs
iorning his person. He was not the
ugnacious Red Cloud, who tried to
lew Officer Harry CANDLES hand OFF
ST summer, nor a person with fire in
Is eve and a tomahawk in his hand.
o. he was dressed As the American
tizen, except for his beaded orna
ents. and carried an air that signi
ID his appellation was we'll placed
lief Blue Sky, Sioux Indian from
e South Dakota reservation and
and nephew of Chief Sitting Bull
ue SKY makes his headquarters in
Mass, and appears as
aceful and calm as the skv after
hieh he was named. Chief Blue Sky
clares he is. here for the purpose of
pertaining clubs or societies, being a :
aduate of Carlisle university. He .
tertains by speaking on the history 2
the American flag and on his walk <
9 contest from Gregory, s. D.. 10 =
,ston. distance of $500 miles, which z
covered five years ago in three (
Dnths, three weeks, and two days z
ne at the rate of 25 miles a day. z
also declares he j. capable of sing 3
2 Indian folk songs, dancing in the
1fau faebfou can initiate hir.la and Y