The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Duane Marshall of Waterbury Cen
ter had his tonsils removed at tht
City hospital yesterday.
Wanted-A good, reliable boy &c
deliver The Times in the vicinity OF
Perrin hill Inquire at this office.
Spiritulalist Society-Services in the
Worthen hall Sunday at 2:30 and I P
M. Rev. Effie |. Webster, sPeaker-
adv.
Public auto, ready for trips any
where at any time. Hunting parties
are speciality. Call G. Corti, 255-R,
or call at A. Tomasis store.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Bruce and three
children arrived in town last night
from Detroit, Mich, and will pass a
week or two with relatives in town.
There is never a well dressed woman
without a correctly fitting corset. BE
| fitted to La Resista Spirabone" cor
set at the Mrs. Shepard CO., lnc.-adv.
Greater love hath no woman than
this--that she lay down honor to save
a friend. Irene Lansing's sacrifice IN
"The Oath" is dramatically memoir
able. Magnet to-day.-adv.
The Methodists are to have picnic
at Lords Mills Saturday, Sept. IL,
leaving the church at $50 p. m. and
going by auto through to the picnic
grounds. A splendid afternoon OF
games and recreation is assured.
| The birth of daughter, Elizabeth,
| TO Mrs George Mackenzie, wife of
George Mackenzie. formerly of Barre
and now of Philadelphia, was an
nounced this morning. The baby, an
| IL pound one, was born on Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Dodge OF South
| Main street returned to their homes
Yesterday after having passed the week
camping through the western part OF
the state and visiting the Rutland far.
Because bunch of Morrisville play
ers were unable TO take part in the
game Thursday between Moretown and
Morrisville mines, Barre players--a pick
I'D team-played the Moretown team
! instead. Steve" Slayton, Ed Sulli-
van. Charles O'Keefe, Louis O'Leary,
Bobby Nicora, Dodds, Carpenter, Watt,
and Marchessi, with the ring-leader
Allan Johnston, composed the Barre
team The game was fairly inter
esting one, and that is about all the
witness could testify. The local team
came home with defeat of to ..
A Cole roadster being driven by
George +. White of Montpelier out
of Berlin street onto North Main street
and headed north, and a Ford touring
car registered in the name of George
liz. McJarrett, also of Montpelier,
which was proceeding on North Main
street in a northerly direction, colllded
on the cement pavement late yester-
day and the Ford, heavily loaded with
passengers, went over the curb, No
one in either car was injured but the
Ford came out rather the worse for the
crash with broken front spring. Ait
err taking stock of the result, the driv-
ers of the two cars departed in the
direction of Montpelier, the Ford be
ing able to navigate in spite OF the
predictions of some onlookers that the
broken spring would make II unman-
ageable.
The Jury which heard the suit OF
Eco Benedini against Jose Cano to
recover $500 for alleged injuries TO
his cows by bulls owned by Cano, re-
ported disagreement yesterday. By
agreement Of parties there were only
ten iurymen. They were: f. j. Batch
elder, George Hoyt, Z. D. Shurtlef,
Glen c. Carpenter, H. n. Burroughs,
George Robins, NJ Y. Cutler, c. II.
Reynolds and C. B. Gladding Judge
Edwin L. Scott presided Benedin
claimed two of his cows died of IN
juries inflicted by bulls owned by Cano
which were on Benedini's property un-
lawfully.
At the regular meeting of the local
Order of Foresters, No. So. Thursday
night in the X. of c. hall, the officers
for the coming year were chosen. Fer
chief ranger, John Pspin of Elm street
was elected, which makes six years in
succession that he has held this office;
vice chief, Richard Fitzgerald; record
ing secretary, J. z. McNulty; CORES
ponding secretary, Mathew Fitzgerald;
treasurer, Thomas Dineen; speaker, A.
n. Burke: trustee, NJ. HanloR. The
latter office is for a period of three
wears, but all the Others expire in one
year. Thomas Dineen also held the
office Of treasurer last year and J. T..
| McNulty the Office of financial secre-
| tary.