The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

N. D. Phelps Co. Inc.
Householders--buy good coffee anc
tea at bargain prices to-day at Barre
Drug Co.-adv.
See and hear the new Independent
talking machine, selling for $ll0, al
Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Adam Riddel was able to be taken
from the City hospital to his home on
Summer street Thursday night.
Leo Bissett, who recently returned
to the city, has accepted employment
as salesman for the Anderson Friberg
Granite Co. of Barre.
James Sector. one of many Barre
people to attend the Rutland fair, re-
turned to the city yesterday, having
made the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farrand of Ma
pie Grove street went to Burlington
yesterday afternoon to remain over
the week end with relatives.
| Jerome Veronisi is travelling to the
middle west to cover an itinerary there
| for the Veronisi Granite Co, of Granite
street as a regular representative.
Miss Joena Smith, who has been Wis
| iting at the Donald Smith home on
Perry street, returned to-day TO Beth
Ell, where she is spending several weeks
with her sister.
Lowell Drown has returned TO his
home on Walnut street at the termi-
nation of summer engineering course
and camping trip under supervision of
Nnr,viob ,tnfyaroifu ING
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires Granite City Bottling
Works. Call Tl6.M or 74s-W.
ANY member of the Barre Won
ans club who wishes her name to
be in the year book or any lady con
templating joining the club please pay
the necessary membership dues before
Sept. Is to the treasurer, IS Keith ave
nue..
Robert Edmiston of Lincoln, Neb., q
fraternity brother and classmate OF
Frank Wells at Amherst college, is
the guest OF Mr.. Wells at his lome on
French street until Sunday, when he
leaves for Amherst, Mass. Mr.. Wells
goes TO Amherst next week.
The Barre school commissioners have
designated Deputy Sheriff Frank B.
Minard, who recently received Ills APP
pointment to that office from Sheriff
Frank Fl. Tracy, as truant officer for
the city of Barre and Mr.. Minard is
now on the trail of truants from
school
Farmers: Attend the meeting in
Sons of Veterans hall, Worthen block
Monday evening. Sept 49, at o'clock,
The county agent and exchange man
ager will be present to figure on your
feed needs for the coming winter. A
good dairy ration at a much less price
is in sight Come and talk it over
Clarence G. Carr, who recently re.
tired as rural mail carrier from the |
Barre postoffice under the new law
passed by Congress, has just been APP |
pointed care.taker of the North Barre |
school to succeed Alex. Daniels, who |
has given faithful service in that ca.
pacity for a considerable period Of
years and who resigned in order to
accept a position at the new Peerless
mill on South Main street
Mrs. II. t. Miles and daughter, Ha
eel. of the Montpelier road accom-
panied by Miss Mildred McC'Ie of
the Morse block and her aunt, Mrs.
Ella LaBelle of New Haven, Conn.
who has been visiting in the city for
several days, left by automobile this
morning for Springfield Mass. Mrs.
Miles and daughter and Miss McGue
will visit there for several days, but
Mrs, LaBelle will return to her home
in New Haven.
Richard Cruickshank of Laurel street
went to Burlington yesterday alter
noon TO Join the football squad at the
Of Vermont, where he en-.
ters as sophomore this year Dick"
played end on the college freshman
team last year the same as he did in
1917 for Spaulding high, and it is his
ambition to hold a similar position on
he varsity team this year. John To
mast. one Of Vermont's best men last
year, does not plan TO return 10 the
college this year. il is understood, hay
ing in mind business venture in this
,ity
Baseball fans Of a few years ago
who will remember Marty Shea - a
'hortstop for Goddard seminary and
ater for the St Johnsbury A. r., arc
yratifed TO learn that the New Hs
zen. Conn, team under Chief Bender
ind the team for which Shea has been
playing shortstop, captured the cham
of the Eastern league. "
will be remembered by some hat this
insppy little shortstop had tryout
With the Braves and later with the
7hicago Cubs, the latter team retain
ng strings" on him as some have rea
ION to believe.
Two registered Holstein calves for
ale. We have two male calves which
ire grsndsons of the $4,000 hull and
rom good dams; one is from a heifer
whose dam made 1881 pounds butter
Is a two -year-o and over is pounds
Is a three -year-old, and without doubt
will be tested again this fall and bet
er her record. Good shapey individu
IL and well marked. Will give choice
or SIS each and any reliable farmer
an have a year in which 20 naz tor