The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H New and used sleighs for sale at Cut
Il Ter Bros. livery Phone l60.
H Special bargains in embroidery. Lit
Il tie Dry Goods store, Cottage street, of
/ Main.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Allen and daugh
Il ter, Hilda, spent Sunday with relatives
| in Mortified.
Frank cayia Of $50 South Main
| street has been confined to his home by
| illness for the past week
A seven and one-half pound son was
born last evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Burke of North Main street.
See the two big wrestling matches in
Clan hall Wednesday night. Fourfoot
platform in middle of hall so all can
see.--adv.
When in town, call at Cafe Shepard,
the only place to dine in town. Din
ners. soc. Keith avenue. Mrs I. IL.
Hopkins.
Don't forget leap year dance, South
Barre, Jan. ID; Gibertson's orchestra.
Cutters barge leaves waiting room at
1880; soc a couple-adv.
i Maurice White, son of Mr. and Mrs
D. u. White Of Newton street, left on
| the early morning train for Albany,
N. Y, to enter Albany Business college
!, Miss Stella Cook, WHO has been EN-
ployed at the NJ. & G. restaurant for
the past few months, has finished her
duties there, and Miss Gertrude Rock
of FarweI street is working in her
place.
| Social dance Tuesday evening. Jan.
20, Rowland hall, given by the lad ,os'
! union of the Iniversalist church. Car
rolls orchestra, six pieces Dane ng q
to h; 81 per couple, extra ladies 35c.
You are invited.adv
| On and after to-day. the East Barre
stable, known as the W. T. Bixby sta
BILE, will be under the management OF
r. II, Hopkins. All kinds of livery rigs
TO 20 anywhere, as well as conveyances
for sleighing parties Bring me your
colts TO break now. All kinds of team
ing and freight hauling from Barre. |
also run the old Page livery at Barre.
Phone las. adv
Word was received here yesterday
concerning the death of Michael Nc
Donald, one-time resident Of 10 South
Main street OF this city. BY many
throughout Vermont be will be remem-
bered as the state representative OF the
National Biscuit Go. His death, accord
ing TO the message. is attributed to
appendicitis, for which he was operated
upon during the past week,
A regular meeting of Court Barre,
No. 3,3l7. l. O. ", was held in the
Northen hall Friday. Jan. 3 After the
business meeting the following officers
to serve for the coming year were in
stalled by Supreme Deputy T. easel |
lini; Chief ranger. John Lyon; vice /
chief ranger, Kate Gregiore; recording
feeretary, A. Forest; treasurer, Grover
Hail. financial secretary, F. Larochella .
orator, Jennie Wilkins Aftess the off,
GERS were installed, refreshments were I
served and dancing followed. /
The readers of the Spauldng SEN
tinel all OF whom will no doubt re-
member the clever creations OF Stuart
Carson in cartoon work which often
appeared in the school paper, will be
pleased to know that his works are
now contributed to The Argus, the
school magazine Of Gardner high school,
Gardner. Mass Besides. covering
rage with cartoons, he also contributed
a short story of the great northwest
which will possibly appear in the next
lssne OF The Sentinel for the benefit OF
his friends.
That aggregation Of local basket
throwers. who made name for them
selves during the war, called the Rust
lcrs, and under the management of
Amos King, is rustling around for
schedule of basketball games and has
already secured several games in and /
out OF town and is still holding out its
challenge to local and outside teams
hat want to meet fast team before |
he season is ended. The captain OF the /
cam, Perley Haskell, is former God ,
lard man, having been manager of the {
ed and white quintet in 10. Harold {
formerly of the old ID. {. "
cam and star guard at Montpelier /
seminary. will play with the newly or /
anized FIVE Justin MclIardy, former !
y Of the Redskins and a whirlwind !
onward has also been secured for the !
anne team. James Glass, formerly Of j
he Rnstlers. viii also appear on the \
curt for the 1870 Rustlers.
William Sheldon Of the Barre & 6
Traction & Power company r
vas hurt quite badly last evening when i
oming from Montpelier on the 1920 g
un out of Montpelier At the crossing p
ear the Pioneer plant in Montpelier, P
sheldon got off to rum the crossing, q
anne back into the car as usual. rang a
he signal to go ahead, then came in
ide the car and in few seconds re- J
urned to the rear vestibule. What {
ollowed is only mcagrely reported by =
be little girl of George Guernsey, who +
ras the first to let the motorman know
hat his conductor was not riding when
hey had driven several rods beyond the
'ionecr plant. 1t is thought that Shell
on leaned out of the vestibule and
truck his head against a post or was
brown out by the swerving Of the ear
he mans head was found TO be bleed
lg badly and they took him TO the car
arms, where medical assistance was
allied for. DIR. Hunt of Montpelier ar
ived in short while and the mans
rounds were dressed and then the doc
or took the man to his home on Ridge
treet in Montpelier. Mr.. sheldon
ccmed TO be IN poor shape this morning
nd was unable TO 20 to work. y