The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Christmas rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Fowler of Plain
field are stopping with friends in the
city for q few days.
Get my prices on diamonds before
buying. T.. o. Holmes, 8 Maple Grove
street. Tel. 24l-X.-adv.
See the $3.50 upright piano at Bal
ley's Music Rooms. Don't pay $50 TO
S75 more for piano no better.--adv
W. w. Parry has returned from
Peacham, where he has been encamped
for the past week with a party CT
deer hunters.
Velvet suits, plush and velour coats
perfectly steam cleaned for the holt
day. H. A. Lundy, merchant tailoring.
200 Main street.
We feel more than anxious you
should see our display of Vermont
views before they are gone. Cummings
and Lewis.--adv.
The party who purchased the graph
ophone and records of c. S. Andrews
will learn something to his advantage
by calling at 20 Park street.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bassett Ie-
turned to Bristol, Conn, last night,
after visiting their sister, Mrs. Mary
Chase, who is patient at the hospital.
All come to the big dance at 3l2
North Main street Wednesday, Dec. Is.
Old and new dances. Music by a three
piece orchestra Ladies bring boxes.
adv.
Buy rings, neck chains, cuff links,
sterling thimbles, beauty pins, stick
pins, etc, at +. o. Holmes at big
discount while the last. 6 Maple
Grove street.-adv.
Miss Lillian Persons of Waterbury
visited friends in the city the latter
part Of the week. Miss Marion Per-
sons and Miss Minnie Quinn of Wa
terbury remained over the week end
with friends.
The kaiser said. might is right; E"
"Wolf" Larson, the sea wolf, said
might is right You know what
Happened to the kaiser. See "The Sea
Wolf" and discover what happened to
wolf" Larson.-adv,
Adolpho and Charles Calcagni, Mario
Bielli, George Carrie and George Luc-
china have returned from a week $
hunting near Pittsfeld. Charles Cal
cagni, Mario Bielli and George Luc-
china secured buck apiece.
Montpelier post, No. 3, American Lee
gion, is planning to arrange for dance
following the basketball game between
the post and Goddard seminary at the
armory Friday night, Dec. II. The
game will start promptly at o'clock
in order to commence dancing as soon
as possible.
Ralph L. Dashner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Dashner of Washington
street. who is chief of the personnel
and accountancy section of the Unit
ed States public health service in Gin
tinnat, O., arrived in the city last eve
ming to pass three weeks vacation at
his home.
Barre italians purchasing passage on
the Cunard liner Aquitania were Clio
vanni Magni Edcardo yallerugo, Mar
aldo Carlo and Biago Msnini These
four left for New York City Saturday
night. They viii sail tomorrow for
Cherburg. France, whence they will de-
part TO their respective destinations in
Italy.
c. S. Andrews, 20 Park street, has
a full line q samples from the we'll
known hosiery manufacturers, Law
renee mills, Methuen, Mass, also the
guaranteed line from the International
mills. the Wear Proof" for men. wom-
en- and children. A postal sent to above
address or a phone call, E-Y, will
bring samples to you.-adv.
Joseph Cassani, a driver of a deliv-
ery team for the Union Cooperative
store on Granite street, found himself
in a peculiar predicament this morning
when the reins slipped from his hands
to the ground and permitted the horse
TO dash down Main street at will. Cas-
sani, in hopes of bringing the horse
TO a halt, retained his seat as the
horse galloped through the street, but,
realizing his efforts in vain, jumped
when the horse started to turn the
corner at Seminary street. The ami
NAL was stopped soon after by men en-
Seminary street and Cassani was en-
abled to recover possession Of the reins,
which had dangled at the horses side
all during the excitement.
Dr. LINCOLN Mcconnell, all the way
from the f"souf." being a Georgian, en-
tertained a fair sized audience in the
opera house Saturday evening with his
lecture, stay Awake, America" Dr.
Mcconnell found railroad travelling in
Vermont anything but a pleasure and
was delayed in arriving but fulfilled
his engagement without his customary
evening meal. He brought to the at
tention of his hearers the need of the
right kind of influence among the un-
informed so that the spirit Of bolshe
vism. which to-day is gaining a strong
foothold everywhere, might not lead
men into wrong paths. As 10 laws and
government. resulting perhaps in
war Of labor ". capital He also
laid stress upon the corruption Of the
legal profession with reference to
crime and criminals. II was the sec
ond numbersin the lecture course and