The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Read Shea's big adv.-adv.
Barre City hospital bag day NOV. 4
Dancing, Rowland hall tonight. Car
rolls orchestra. adv.
Only three more days to pay water
rent or pay additional costs.-ady.
New stock OF harmonicas just re.
cei,ed at Bailey's Music Rooms. adv
Show your step at the Scotch Hal.
loween dance Saturday, Oct, 30 Nut
sed adv.
Mrs. Isabella Smith of 81 Elm
street is spending few days with
friends iii Pomfret and Woodstock.
4 If we have not proved that the Paths
is greater than the ordinary phono.
graph we will do it now. Barre Drug
fCo., Inc.-adv
! Miss Jessie Walker of Mount street.
who recently underwent tonsil OPP
Grafton, has returned to the n. d.
/ Phelps Co. office after an absence of a
week
Bradford c. Patch, manager of the
Boston office of Watkins manu-
featuring Co., is passing few days
in connection with business at the
p! two Barre plants
| We are closing out our groceries at
discount Gold Medal -four per Dbl,
1875; Gold Medal flour, per x sack,
$l75; best pastry flour, per ls sack,
Sl.70 Fritz W. Jackson Co., 26d North
! Main street.
Six days ago we issued a challenge
to any and all monographs for a pub
lie demonstration, letting the public
decide the issue and not one of our
competitors accepted the challenge.
Draw your own conclusions If any
doubt still exists come in and hear this
wonderful machine. Barre Drug Co,
lnc.-adv.
A crowd of people from the Italian
colony gathered at the Central Yer
mont depot last night to bid adieu to
several of their number who were EN-
barking on voyage to Italy. These
were Paul Moretti and wife of Smith
street, going to Belluno. Italy; Ettore
Zorzi of Smith street, going to Verona
Louis Derocch of Railroad street, go
ing 70 Bisuschio, and Miss A. Manin
of Brook street, going to Norgogna
italy. The group viii sail from New
York barbor Saturday morning.
slight accident occurred early yes
terday afternoon near the corner o.
West and North Main street when mo
torcycle No. s2s, ridden by youn
man named Porter. eollided with tn
large delivery truck of the b. w. Hoo
or & Co. store. The cyclist was thrown
off the vehicle by the impact but s'Is
tanned no real injury and was abb |
to resume his journey, He struck TIN |
truck, emerging from West to Mort |
Main street, after lodging anothc |
car travelling north on North Mair |
street. No damage was done TO Ell
Their of the vehicles.
Few orders for ice are received b. |
the Ward Ice Co. Of this city as large |
as that received from the Central Yer |
mont railway within the past ter
DAYS. Five hundred tons of ice.
read the order, ito be shipped to White
River Junction This employees of the |
ice company have been doing in the
past few DAYS. loading the cars witt |
ice to be shipped TO Vermont's railway
center, where most of ii will be used
Tor packing refrigerator cars. tn
Ward Ice company found the supply
stored for the summer of 1919 too
small TO meet the demands of Barre
people. so last wear took the pre-
to store an abundant supply
about 5000 tons being packed away
OF this amount 500 or 900 tons vii
remain after the 500 tons are shipped
a resource large enough 10 supply
Barre consumers until winter