The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 Special sale of fannelette night robes
\ at Morse's, Montpelier.-adv.
| Rowland hall tonight. Legion har
| vest ball. Carroll's Enthusiastically.
| New Victrolas and Sonora talking
machines just received and on sale al
Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
| Bruce Somcrs of Springfield. Mass.
and sister, Britamart, are visiting al
the home of +. X. Somers of Park
street.
The regular meeting of the Brook
side Community club will be held Fri
day evening, Sept. "a. Ladies, each
please bring cup.
No need to suffer longer with rheu-
matism, says f. A. Drown, the drug
gist, now that | can supply you with
Rheuma. Money back if it fails.-adv.
Joe cambridge, now having vaca
tion from the American Railway Elk
press delivery teams, motored to day
with gun and hounds to Orange to
spend week hunting with friends of
that town.
Harry Colombo of George street. who
has been having a two weeks vacation
from the Office of the Tenney Service
| Co., returned to the city last evening.
after visiting in Connecticut and Mas
sachusetts.
! Program for Maccabees' bazaar. Sept
"a. Rowland hall: Military drill by is
ladies; fancy dancing by Marie Prize;
reading, Mrs. w. Lille; male quar-
! I'D - ID ~ Al
mission. loc.-adv.
Ugo Carusi, secretary to States At
torney E. r. Davis, was ordered this
morning TO report for duty with At
torney General Frank C. Archibald in
Randolph where a secret inquest is
to be carried on during the next two
days.
A suit has been brought in Wash
ington county court by William H.
Westcott against Alfred A. Boyce, al
leging Islander and seeking to recover
S. 900, and William II. Westcott and
Mabel L. Westcott are plaintiffs
against the same defendant in a suit
for $1,000 for alleged conversion. Mr..
Westcott was formerly manager OF
the Eastman store.
Foster Slayton, a conspicuous figure
in Goddard athletics during the past
two years, entered the junior class of
Spaulding high school yesterday. Stay
ton will join the ranks of the football
men as a candidate for line position
His presence will undoubtedly be felt
in basketball and baseball, he having
gained reputation as an all-round
man in basketball and being consist
ent twirler in baseball It is also ru-
mofed that Eddy" Sullivan, the left
fielder with the seminary team last
spring, and who played with the .St.
Johnsbury A. C. while employed in the
Fairbanks factory this summer, con.
templates returning 10 Spaulding this
year.
Lls<Ms r. Flint. part owner of the |
Eastman store, practically completed
a deal Yesterday, whereby the two.
tenement siouse at 10 Summer street |
becomes his property. The house was1
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers |
of this city and is occupied by the |
Dubay and Roberts families. In the |
deeds which were expected to be passed |
to day, giving Mr. Flint immediate
possession. valuation in the vicini
tv of $4,000 was named. This trans
action was brought about by the Me
Allister q Kent agency. The house at
% Beacon street. occupied by Mr.. |
Flint at the present time, was re-
Gently purchased by Charles oliver,
who takes possession soon to make his
home there. Mr.. Flint after improv
ing the interior part of the upper tene
ment of the Summer street property,
will reside there.
fight, W. f. Boyce and w. Bedard
were accommodated yesterday after
noon bv Messrs Banks and Smith
when the former carried the two pas
sengers to a height of 5000 feet, the
highest the Avro machine has gone
since IL has been stationed in Barre.
Sixteen passengers were taken aloft
during the afternoon. the ages Of the
passengers ranging from seven to 81
years. The youngest was the son of
Reuben King and the Oldest was NJ.
j. Mcleod. father of T. G. Mcleod
OF Barre. BY the way. the trip Of the
elder Mcleod makes the third pas
senger of that family to make a flight.
Among the more elderly to 60 up with
machine was G. H. Crane. aged 10.
Others carried during the dav were J.
H. Crane. Mrs B. Campbell Mayor
+. f. Langley. Dean n Perry. II
Boyce. A. Fl. McKane, c. Beck, w J.
Beck. CLYDE y Lawliss, G. F Burke
and Reuben King Messrs. Langley
and Perry were taken up through she
of the avistors. The sviators
plan to stav in Barre over next Sun
aay and perhaps longer.