The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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fanneletA robes at Montpelier.-adv
| Willard Grant of Summer street
passed the week end with friends in
Burlington.
Wanted: Girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. w. A. Bradford
los South Main street, Barre.
William Gearin, a clerk of the Cen
trail Drug store in Burlington, passed
the week end with his father in this
city.
Long distance and general trucking;
all pneumatic tires. Granite City Bot
thing Works. Call IGN or 746.W.--
adv.
Harry Juckett of Castleton called on
Barre friends Saturday before start
ing journey from Lyndonville to
Prescott, Ariz., where he will spend
the winter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter La Fleur Of
Nashua, N, H., have returned to their
home after visiting week with Mr..
and Mrs. Dnbay of Summer street and
with friends in Washington.
Rheumatism is increasingly preva-
lent this year This explains the un,
usually large demand Il. A. Drown has
for Rheuma the one remedy for rheu-
matism sold ON guarantee.-ad
Wilfred Canton spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs, Ellen Canton,
of Maple avenue, and returned to
Claremont, n. H., last evening, where
he is employed by the American Rail
way Express Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, NJ. Laws arrived in
Barre Saturday by automobile, having
been called by the illness of Mrs. Laws
mother, Mrs. George Mann. They were
accompanied to Barre by Mrs. Il, X.
Ellis of Medford. Mass.
Mrs. Clara NJ Bishop arrived home
Saturday from johnson City, y. Y,
where she has been visiting her broth.
err, Wilbur A. Rice, for the past few
months She also visited relatives in
Altoona, Pa, Binghamton, n. y, and
Springfield.
Mothers club annual sale, south
schoolhouse, plainfield, Thursday eve
ming, Oct. 81. If rainy, sale will be
next night. No admission fee. Short
program, including readings by DR..
Lynde and fortune telling by Miss
Luvia Page. Useful articles on sale.
also ice cream, candy and peanuts
adv.
Cobble Hill grange will observe gen
tlemen's night Tuesday evening, Oct. |
10 with the following program: Piano |
solo, Lawrence Pierce; reading, George |
Bassett; discussion, THAT il is more |
profitable to raise poultry than vege
tables T.. +, Perry and H. A. Ken
dali; vocal solo, A. l.. Smiths reading
j. X. Thurston; The benefits that the |
automobile offers to the farmer" y. X.
Hutchinson vocal solo, +. T., Stacy.
A large attendance is requested by the
the officers in charge. All members are
invited
The home and small grocery store at
sos North Main street, occupied by Mrs.
Rose Cali, was raided Saturday eve
ming about 1880 by Deputy Chief of
Police Harry Gamble and two special
who had warrant issued by
States Attorney Il. r. Davis, permit
ting the search and seizure OF intoxi
eating liquors. One barrel of sour wine.
two half barrels of home brew and
two bottles of wine were found in the
cellar of the home. Mrs. CALI was
placed under arrest and the goods
seized by the police and removed to
he police station. Bail was fixed at
1900 at the station and Mrs. CALI re-
eased until Tuesday morning, when
/ hearing will be given, after Mr.. and
Mrs. Giannerelli of North Main street
rad furnished bail.
The tie in the mems weekly tourna
nent of the Barre Golf club was played
IF on Saturday afternoon between j.
&. Walsh, d, r. Stuart and J. Free
and. Those three players started off
with a two handicap each and right
rom the start to finish the match was
me Of the best, if not the best, there
las been this season, for at the turn
Stuart had So, Walsh 30 and Free.
and 81. BY the time they finished
he twelfth hole the players were all
wen. However, Freelsnd took the lead
It the next hole, where he got a three
o Wash's five and Stuart's six, Stuart
.ained back one stroke at the next !
lole and then the other holes were
Ialved. This round ended with Free.
and 80, Walsh 36 and Stuart 80. The
ross scores for the Is holes were as
ollows: Freelsnd 70, Walsh 70.
stuart Is. Thus Freeland won by a
cad of two strokes on both of them.