The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

All shoes in sale at Shea's .adv.
Read Clan picnic advertisement on
another page.-adv.
Legion dance in Rowland hall Fri
day night. CAROLS orchestra.-adv
Dance, Woodbury. pond, Saturday
night, July 81. Five-piece orchestra
adv.
Percy Brimblecombe of Cabot had
his tonsils removed at the City hospi-
tai yesterday
Roy Kelly of East Cabot is a pa
tient at the City hospital, having been
brought in for treatment yesterday.
If you need comb or hair brush
make your selection at Cummings &
Lewis, where wide choice is offered.
adv.
Alden Burke of Summer street has
returned from Bradford, where for the
past two days he has been visiting
with friends.
Rheumatic? Try two weeks
treatment of~Rheuma and get well. If
it doesn't help +. A. Drown will re-
turn your money.-adv.
Mrs. Ella Williams of 30 Brooklyn
street was operated upon at the Barre
City hospital yesterday for append
citis, and to-day rested comfortably.
Charles Zanleoni, confined to his
home in the Nichols building for the
past few weeks with blood poisoning
in the right foot, is now able to be
out doors with the aid of crutches,
Next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
sharp baseball game between the
Jones Bros. manufacturing plant and
that of Barclay Bros. begins at Lin
coin campus. This game promises to
! be good one. even better than the
| first, which ended in victory for the
Jones team, to ,, in ye-inning
game.
Ettore Parnigoni of Cambria street,
employed at the North Barre Granite
Co. works in this city, yesterday sus.
tanned serious injury TO ope of his
hands when it became tangled in
tool sharpening machine he was fixing
and caused .one finger to be ground off
and another TO be badly crushed II
appears that Parnigoni was attempting
To rectify some faulty working of the
machine. and his hand slipped and was
caught in the machinery and before i
could be stopped the damage had been
done. He was carried at once to the
City hospital, where he is now reported
as resting comfortably.
Barres band produced last evening
in the city park one Of the finest con
certs heard this summer under the
leadership of Lee $. Tillotson Mr.. Mer
rill being unable to be present. Last
evening the audience was noticeably
larger than at previous concerts, pos
sibly because of the excellent summer
weather, ideal for concerts and out
door life. The overture. "Litspiel,
was the first number to bring forth an
extremely loud ovation, but selections
from THE Chocolate Soldier" and the
"Nahant" march gained similar praise
and appreciation. One familiar with
the Barre City band could not but note
the augmented organization, which,
during the labor trouble, was steadily
decreasing. Nearly all the bandmen
who were here last winter at the week
" practices are now returned and the
Barre City band continues TO be an
honor to the city.
Rsspberries, why, say. there's more
raspberries this year than leaves an,
the trees. Those heavy warm rains, SO
numerous this summer caused by bump |
er crop. Berrypickers have not eNpe
rienced such easy success in gather |
ing wild berries in years, and il has
been many years since such vast !
amount of berries were available |
Many people from Barre and Montpel
Ter and surrounding towns are making |
the most Of their spare time in the
berry field, some going by auto to the |
precincts OF Niggerhesd and Groton /
ponds. and others in different direc
tions. Despite this abundant supply.
berries are selling in the market at
between p and 80 cents a basket Such |
prices. together with the high prices
of sugar. do not encourage the house
wife to spend the hot days canning
and preser, ing for the winter months,
when canned goods can be prdsured at
moderate prices.
Adelbert Dodds, a carpenter en-
pIoved for the past few months by |
contractor a. b. Lane, was placed I'm
der arrest yesterday afternoon by |
Chief of Police James Sullivan upon re
ouest Of States Attorney Francis ID. I
Culkin of oswego county, y. Y.
warrant. issued May Of this wear.
and which authorized the arrest Of
Dodds for the abandonment Of child |
under the age Of 10 years in destitute /
circumstances. was placed in the hands
of Chief Sullivan 10 make the arrest
Dodds was greatly sstonished when &C
costed by the police, having worked I
for several months withost being mol
csted A. near as can be learned,
Dodds is supporting two Of his chill 1
dren with him in Barre and had made I