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

Special demonstration this after
noon of electric washing machines, 9
W. Averill & Co.
After all, the Sonora monograph is
the machine for the home. Sold at
Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.
Dancing each night of the Clan fair
with music by CAROLS orchestra
Rowland hall Oct. 2S-29--adv.
| Miss Alice Cerinr Of Montreal p
Boffino, and family of Maple avenue
Rheumatics? Try two-weeks'
treatment of Rheuma and get well. If
it doesn't help, Il. A. Drown will return
your money.--adv.
A daughter was born at the City
hospital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Betters of Enosburg Falls. Mrs.
Betters is sister of Mrs. Stanley
Marsh of this city.
Charles Henderson had one arm Sc
verely bruised yesterday by the burst
ing of an emery wheel which he was
turning down at w. A. Lanes machine
shop Mr.. Henderson will be able to
resume work after = few days.
We have just received II Pathe
monographs model 10 type beautiful
~ finished in walnut. These are a part
OF our consignment for the big cam
paign and will be sold for $3.50 each
Come in and see them. Barre Drug
Co.--adv.
Regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, l. O. 0. L., NJ, IT,. will be held
in X. of P. hall Friday, Oct -. Initia.
ton, refreshments. Gentlemen's night
will be observed. Meeting called at
$3.50 sharp. Guests will Ncome at s
o'clock.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan j.
Mcmillan took occasion the evening be-
fore their marriage to entertain them
both according to the pleasure of the
entertainers, and as part of the merry
making an auto bore them up and
down Main street, followed by ret
inue of 10 others, making music de
signed rather to attract attention than
to please the ear. The bride be was
then taken to the home OF Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Hodgdon, where the telephone girls
had planned a surprise shower for her,
and the groom was escorted to the
rooms of the Italian Pleasure club,
where he was the guest of honor for
the evening At the Hodgdon home
refreshments were served and Wal
lace Nutting picture was presented
Miss Cook. as a reminder of the friend
ship of her sister operators. Mr.. Me
MILAN was in the hands of his friends
at the club and was presented gift
by them.
i. B. Guyer, carpenter employed
in shingling a roof at % Summer
street. reported to the police depart
ment Tuesday noon that his box of
tools had been stolen Monday night
from under the house piazza, a piece of
lattice work being removed to move
the kit. Deputy Chief Gamble worked
from that time until last night at II
o'clock on the case, summoning finally
to the station. two lads of the Brook
street school, Perley LaDeux, aged Ii,
of 20 Bolster place. and Lester Smith,
aged II. Of Durkee place. Both ad |
mitted the theft of the following arti |
Giles, three saws, two squares, one hand |
axe, one jack plane, one bevel square, |
one apron, one chisel, and several 9th
err articles, together with the tool box
Both Officers Gamble and Murley spent |
much of last evening recovering the |
stolen goods, some of which were found |
at the o. r. Hale auction rooms and
some distributed to workmen, while |
the remainder was discovered hidden |
under the Mcleod blacksmith shop off
street bS the police late last
night. As a matter of fact, the two
lads were ont selling the articles last
evening while the police were, search
ing for them. They will be brought
into juvenile court within day or
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