The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
TALK or THE TOWN

Piles of Xmas slippers at Shea's.--
adv
Where did you buy that watch? At
Goodfellow's Jewelry store, of coarse.
| adv.
Grand Juror William Wishart went
to Burlington yesterday to remain
day or two on business.
1921 calendars with beautifully hand
painted scenes of Vermont on sale at
Cummings and Lewis for 65c and 75c,
adv.
Don't fail to attend the joint fair,
Dec 10 and II, at Rowland hall. In
dications point to the greatest event
eyer.--adv.
Beautiful pictures of the natural
scenery of Vermont furnished in rich
sepia on sale at Cummings and Lewis
for $l.-adv.
Without even smiling, Charles Leith
of SO Merchant street tells OF seeing a
robin in an apple tree in his back
yard Wednesday morning.
There will be meeting of the YER
mont Poultry association in city court
room Friday evening at 1880. Proof
reading of premium list.
Foreign Masons wishing to send
dues home through the secretary can
do so by paying them to Alfred Milne
on or before Saturday, Dec. IL.
| DIR. D. c. Jarvis has returned from
a meeting of the Rutland Rotary club
in Rutland, where for two days he
was the guest of DR.. c. F. Ball.
If You are a member of a labor I'M
ion, you are especially invited to at
| tend the mass meeting on Sunday at
3 o'clock at the Baptist church.
John Torchania of Pleasant street
| and Paul Movalli of Center street left
on the morning train to-day for Quin-
cy, Mass, where they have secured en-
ployment.
That farmers in this district are di-
verting their land to the raising of
| grains during the summer is exempli-
! fled by the extensive milling being
done by Rod Cameron on Washington
street and other milling firms in the
city.
/ L. J. Bolen, architect for the Black
| Theatre Circuit Co., went to Richford
| Yesterday afternoon to supervise the
| opening of another new theatre of the
/ circuit. one constructed to seat 600
people. The building was originally q
| church, but has been remodeled for
moving pictures and theatrical compa-
MES.
John b. Cassellini of 27 Maple ave-
nue., while talking with Joe Casellini
of Cottage street over the telephone
last evening, related his success in
deer hunting in Fayston yesterday,
| when he killed 250-pound buck car
rying lO-prong antlers Mr.. Casellini
| was oyerjoyed with his success, and
| chiefly because of the excellent head OF
the animal. Joe Calcagni of Humbert
street has been his companion in camp
since the season opened.
From 8 o'clock until ~ last eve
ming the hall of the American Legion
club house was the scene of much
| merriment, nearly every member of
the Legion play. always in Trouble"
being present with partner. Dancing
to music furnished by three members
of the Oriental Six orchestra of Mont
pelier. refreshments of ice cream, cake,
sandwiches and coffee, and singing by
several of the group were the princi-
pal events of the evening by so or
more young people.
| Probably Douglas Roben of South
Barre could give an effect talk to-
day on the disadvantages and incon-
veniences of automobiles in winter. Mr..
Roben's talk would not necessarily
concern direct contact with the auto
mobile but rather an avoidance of con-
tact. The speech would be taken from
this source: About $3.50 yesterday
afternoon while driving up Main street
near the Arcade building with load
of hay, he/was forced to go onto the
the car track to2gft by an automobile
| One of the runne1s of the sled caught
in the rut and TIPPED the load over to
one side. HowevHr, several "huskies"
were on hand to Tight the sled and to
start him on his way again. in get
ting out of the track the load went
! over once more. Mr.. Roben was forced
to unhitch his horses and get another
hayrack and load part of the hay onto
| it. Three of w. A. Bradford's teams
came to the rescue and took care of the
remainder Meanwhile trolley service
had been held up for an hour and a
half. The one man car happened to be
at the south end of the blockade and
il readily took care of the passengers
which transferred from the Montpelier
car. By the time another car had ar
rived from the sister city, the street
| III Ioan claaraJ