The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cooperative creamery meeting Sat
urday night. All come and sign up
adv.
Meeting of st. Andrews club in their
rooms tonight at o'clock Per or
der secretary
Frank Williams of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting relatives in this city for
a week or more.
Rev. Alv1, Smith of Ludlow has re.
turned to lis home after stopping with
friends in Barre for several days.
Miss Florence NJ Dunlap of Provi-
dence, r. l., is visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. P. NJ Parks, of Franklin
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Weaver of st.
Adams returned to their home yester-
day after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. A..
Dunbar for few days
w. A. Venable, formerly of Barre,
and II. A. Guyer of Manchester, n H.,
are here in Barre installing number
of lngersoll Rand compressors.
Earl E. Parker. of Jersey City, n j.,
formerly of Barre, is renewing ac-
quaintances in this city, being accom-
panied by his son, Robert Parker
Dalmo Buzzini of Milford, Mass,
here for the past two weeks as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs y. Checchini of
20 Maple avenue, returned to day to
Milford
William f, Blow of Lebanon n. H.,
here for the past two days visiting
his sister, Mrs. Addie Convey, of SIS
Washington street, returned yesterday
to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ruddy and
three children of Wsllingford are Wis
iting Mrs. Ruddy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robertson, of West Patterson
street for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Grace Brown of Dover, n. H.,
the guest of Mrs. Dora Aldrich of JEFF
ferson street, returned to her home to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Aldrich, who
goes to spend few days with her.
In yesterdays account of the meet
| ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Clan
Gordon, reference was omitted to a
reading by Mrs William Black and a
vocal solo by Mrs William Naughton,
which were much, enjoyed
Marshall j. England and NJ. Walker
Jones, travelling representatives of the
Jones Bros Co. in New England and
other eastern states, registered at Ho
| tel Barre this morning, to remain a
few days while visiting the Barre of
6ce.
A. Massie, while erecting his new
store and home which will set partly
on the site of the present structure.
will occupy the vacant tenement al 81
| South Main street, part of the old
| South End hotel Mr.. Massie began
moving into the temporary quarters
yesterday.
The United Stores Company Of
America completed arrangements to
| day for the opening of branch store
| in Barre. This branch win be opened
and run in connection with the Barre
Drug Co. store in the new Park the
atre building, now under construction,
and it will be under the management
| of the same drug company.
Further particulars Of the accident
which befell Beckley Meaker yester,
! day are that he ran into a pedestrian,
and not a wagon, as stated in yester
days item. He WAS approaching from
the northerly side the temporary
bridge on South Main street when one
handle bar of his bicycle hit Dan 0s
sola in the side, throwing wheel and
rider 0ssola and Nero Cardini made
Meaker as comfortable as they could
until Mr. Glysson came along and took
him in his car to Dr. Lazelps.
The management OF the Barre Ath-
letic association was this morning com
PEELED to send out hiers announcing
the cancellation of the game between
Cranky and the Barre A. A. team which
was to occur this afternoon at Inter
city park, lest many workmen journey
to the park after work to-day To be
disappointed. Not until III o'clock last
night was word received that the
CRANKY team could not reach here in
time for the game, the message then
coming from the manager at Farnum,
p. O., where the team played yester-
day. An agreement for Saturday
game with this team could not be &C.
cepted since the Barre team is SEIZED
uled to meet at the lntercity grounds
the American Wooden company team
of Winooski at o'clock that after
noon.
The latest device in service to auto
mobile owners has Just arrived at the
| Lane Davis service station on North
Main street, and is one of the best
methods of service put into use in this
city 1t is a Romort air and water
station. An iron post but a few inches
| In diameter and about seven feet high
is jointly connected with an anlim
tied supply of water and air, which
may be had by patrons without charge.
From the uppermost part of the post
extends a small iron rod and air hose.
connected on swinging joint 10 en-
able connections TO be made on any
side of car very easily near the curb
ing. The water hose is connected just
below. thus making possible the work
of filling tires with air and radiator
| with water at the same time by
single person This vulcanizing es
tablishment contemplates installing
gasoline tank also 10 increase its al
ready lsrgser supply OF automobile ac
cessories.