The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Baked bean supper tonight, Presby
terrain church.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young have sold
their farm in North Calais to Mrs
Ella Longe.
House dresses and kimono aprons
Sl.75 and $l.S5. Mrs. H. c. Davis, l57
Washington street.-adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. Carroll's orchestra
Special car to Barre after.--adv.
Miss Kathleen LeBaron will play the
ukelele at the Universalist church on
Tuesday evening. Sept. 2S--adv
Miss Flora Nisini of Waterbury is
visiting for few days at the home of
Mrs Bottiggi at Beckley street.
| Thanks are extended to all those who
in any way helped make the Macca :
bees bazaar success. Maccabee com,
mittee.
Nurses dance In Rowland hall on
| Thursday, Sept. 80. Carrolfs orches-
ira. Admission, $l.5O per couple; ex-
ira ladies, 35c-adv
My millinery parlors are now To-
Gated at l04 South Main street, where
NJ NJ. Minnie.--adv.
Plan to be on hand at the sale Of
the Ossola property on North Main
street at auction Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. D. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Edmund Tarbox of Beckley street
has been enjoying life in the woods
and camp near Huntington during the
past week, returning last evening to
his home here.
ID. Winifred Smith. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Smith of Perry street, re-
turned this afternoon to Yale college in
New Haven, Conn. He is member of
the senior class at the school,
The ladies' aid meeting, to have been
held at the Baptist church last eve
ming, was postponed until this eve
ming at O'Clock. Let every member
be present There is business of i'm
portance.
The valuable parcel of real estate
known as the Ossola property on
North Main street is to be offered for
sale at auction Saturday afternoon at
? O'Clock See advertisement on page
!. D A. Perry, auctioneer,
To make needed improvements to
their dormitory the nurses at City hos
pital will hold a dance in Howlandl
hall Thursday night, Sept. 30, to which
the public is cordially invited. Car
rolls orchestra will furnish the music
\ good time awaits you.-adv.
The entire property known as the
Ossola property is to be disposed OF At
auction Saturday afternoon at p
O'Clock This has been divided into
five parcels and will be sold to the |
high bidder. See description on page |
of this issue D. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Drastic action on the part Of the po-
lice is expected to take place if the |
sidewalks of North Main street in the |
vicinity of Seminary street continue to |
be blocked to passing pedestrians. To |
day the police department received |
forceful complaint against this prac-
tice Young men congregate upon the |
streets and quite often pass remarks |
not favorable to feminine ears. And oc-
casionally remarks are directed at the |
woman or girl who may be passing |
alone. Chief of Police Sullivan in |
W. ii'h INV 1blh FAdiHaHA lndt tlhl . /
had been directed before to eliminate
such annoyance and assured that the
action of the police heneeforth would
be drastic enough to prevent a reoc.
currence.
George Simonds of ss South Main
street. one of the oldest teamsters in
the employ of w F. Bradford, was
counted out for the first time in his
life Yesterday after stopping horses
kick with his body A young colt had
made kick at him, and although the
kick was somewhat DETECTED. it was
sufficiently forceful for man 10 wears
Of age Had Mr.. Simons been a little
distance further away he would have
suffered a mere serious injury At
first fellow -teamsters believed him Sc
riously injured and assisted in moving
him to his home, where a doctor made
a thorough examination. No ril~ were
broken. as was first believed, and Mr..
Simonds' injuries, so far as can he
learned, are restricted to a sore alb
domen and knee.