The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wanted-Pin boys at Murphy &
Weafer's alley.-adv.
Exhibitions in Highland dancing at
the Clan fair, Oct. rs and 29.-adv.
Mrs. Agnes Walker of Grant avenue
left to-day for South Ryegate, where
she will visit friends for few days.
model 10 Pathe photograph with
S25 worth of records, all for $3.50 dur
ing the campaign at Barre Drug Co.
adv.
For sale--the property at 7s-s0-S2-
81 Elp street, 1914 Center street and
81 Howard street. Inquire 43 Park
street. Tel. 53.--adv.
Miss Susan Hunt, guest at the
home of r. c. Waterman. 10 Orange
street, left this morning for her home
in Rochester, N. H.
Have you read about the nation wide
campaign on Pathe photographs If
not, turn to page 6 of this paper and
then come to the Barre Drug Co.--ad
Apples--car bulk Massachusetts, win
ter apples for sale at G. V. railroad
yards. Both wholesale and retail
Bring empty package to put them in.
adv.
A small deposit and EASY terms viii
place, one of the well known Pathe
monographs in your home at once.
Call and talk it over. Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Miss Ida Malnati of Milford, Mass.
who came here to attend the wedding
of her sister. Miss Armida, to Guido
Maino, last Saturday, returned to her
home to-day.
H. w. Scott. supreme warden of the
New England Order of Protection, left
this morning for Bennington and Rut-
land to attend anniversary celebrations
of branch councils.
John w. Gordon returned this morn
ing from Danville, where last evening
he and his successful opponent in the
recent primary contest for the CON
gressional nomination. Porter H. Dale,
spoke at a Republican rally before a
good sized crowd.
Word has been received in this city
by friends of Mrs Mary Comolli of
n H., stating that her
death occurred at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Comolli resided in Barre for Is
years and moved to Portsmouth about
six years ago
The large new awning over the front |
display window of the Barre Drug Co. |
store was being dismantled to day in |
order to be returned to the factory for |
repairs, a careless cigarette smoker !
having thrust cigarette butt into
the awning last Saturday, which con
sequentlv burned hole nearly two
feet square.
While endeavoring TO start the Ford |
delivery truck of the Eastman store /
this morning near the home of Lu
Rus Flint of Summer street. Ralph
st. Cyr sustained broken right arm.
He went Immediately to a physician,
who found the arm had been broken
N two places, above the wrist and be-
ow the elbow bv the crank.
Miscellaneous lads passing the granite
plant of Genest & Beaulieu on Burn
lam's meadow last evening destroyed
.wo large acid glass jars with gran
tie chips. One of the i0gallon lars
was empty but the other was filed
with acid, all of which ESCAPED except
'or y small quantity, probably a gal
on and a half The matter was re-
ported to the police, and an inyestiga
ion was begun Immediately. Names
II two lads have been secured and
here is possibility that court action
nav follow.
DR.. D. G. Jarvis has received let
er from DR. r, f. Savers, chief sur
,eon of the United States bureau of
mines. stating that a representative of
he bureau, Dr. Katz, is being sent
o Barre to carry on another phase of
he investigation begun in August,
9l9, in the granite industry for ex
sting health conditions. DR.. Katz
ONES to sample the air for dust in
he various sheds. in the district and
: allotted four weeks time TO com
,lete the work The work will be ac-
omplished in six sheds OF Barre, six I
# the largest, three days and a half
,eing allotted to each.