The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

II a.tT' WHite OF Arlington, Mass, ar
rived last night to spend short tim,
in Barre on business.
| Shetland and Lustra floss this seeI
only SOC per ball Emma L. Whitney
l6S North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Ellich and daueh
ter, Ruth, Of New York City, spent
yesterday visiting in Barre.
Going to the Mortified fair stop al
Jacks Lunch downstairs near the de.
pot and you'll leave satisfied. adv.
Mrs. Joseph Stewart of 20 Hill street
suffered slight shock yesterday. Her
condition was slightly improved to-
day.
anyone going by auto to Boston
from Barre between Aug. % and 80,
who will take passenger, call 221 ).
adv.
You'll get your moneys worth
watching the Royal Colored Giants
play Barre A. A. this afternoon at In.
tercity park adv
When in Mortified stop at Jaek's
Lunch. The smoothest coffee in the
state and UNo apple pie the year
round. Forbes Bros.
William Gearin OF Burlington, who
has been spending few days in Barre
with relatives, left this morning to re-
sumo his work in a drug store in Bur
lington.
A group of / Spaniards arrived to-
day from New York City Their desti-
nation, as far as one could learn, seemed
&c be Graniteville, where number of
fellow countrymen are now employed
at quarrying.
In printing the list of candidates for
office some days ago, The Times omit.
ted the name of J.. ID. Coburn Of East
Montpelier, who is candidate for The
office Of side judge and whose name
was filed with the county clerk with
the Others.
Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Hokerk, who for
the past six weeks have been touring
many OF the eastern states by automo-
bile, have returned to their home in
the city. Rev. Hokerk resumes his du-
ties as pastor of the L'niversalist
church on Sunday
Joseph Sassi, who left here at the
opening of labor disputes n.xhe granite
industry last April, returned to this
city to-day and intends to resume work
in the Barre sheds Since his departure
he has been working at his trade in |
Philadelphia, Pa, and Quincy, Mass
The large number of out,of town |
members of the state American lie
gion who are expected TO attend the |
meeting of that organization IN Barre
next Monday, has caused the local Off |
GERS TO request the Central house to
reserve every available room that |
night.
An enjoyable lawn party in the in
terest of the w c. T. L., was held at |
the home of Mrs. W. II. Richardson,
l02 Merchant street, yesterday after.
noon. Sixteen ladies attended Rev.
Marcia NJ. Selmsn, guest of the host
ess, made some suggestive remarks
on the history and work Of the organi-
zation. An appetizing lunch was served
The seven students from various col
leges in the eastern and western Unit.
ed States, who have been spending the
past three days here taking orders for
the Pictorial Review in an effort to
obtain enough money to pay their
college expenses for the current year,
left Barre last night for Rutland, where
they viii remain the rest Of this week
The flag Of victory was raised high
IN east hin last evening, after the
baseball aggregation of that section
had defeated the nine Of the n. u.
Phelps Co. by the score OF 10 to six.
That score in no way indicates the
Kind of bali playing seen at the game
Until the last inning, when darkness
ELL upon the players and caused the
plumbers to make unsightly errors.
Some of them declared they couldn't
nave seen the ball coming if II had |
lad torch light attached and, to dark
less alone, accredit theindefeat Up un-
il the final inning the score stood
tx to six.
A stone. weighing approximately a
on and a half ioppled from its posi-
ion on another stone in the Presbrey. :
oykendal Co.'S shed yesterday after
loon with the result that Adam Rid
Iell OF Summer street lies to-day a ,
'adly injured man in the City hospital.
Ihrec or four of his ribs loosened from
rs spine, cuts and bruises about his
tad. arms and body. and bad Shsk
NJ up in general was the experience
I Mr.. Riddell. Fellow workmen rushed !,
0 his aid and released him from be
ween the two stones. Within five min.
ties a physician was at his side and.
fter administering first aid. caused his q
emovsl in an ambulance To the CITY :.
ospital. Whether OF not he is injured
Internally cannot vet be ascertained.
ut, Ut present, the attending physician !,
oes not believe him TO be y
II wasn't a run on Ponzi nor the
pening Of Ponzi branch Office that 4
rought 50 many women out early :,
his morning but a sale Of useful arti.
es at store on Main street. Chief
Police James sullivan vas natural