The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special to-day, two pounds OF fine
coffee for Ole. Barre Drug Co.
Apples! Applesl Get your apples at
Tomasi's Cash Saving Market.--adv.
Dance every Saturday night Mont
pelier armory. Carroll's orchestra. Spe-
cial car to Barre after dance.-adv.
AT Mercy hospital, Jackson, Mich,
son. Kenneth Bruce, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. William Mason Tuesday,
Feb s.
Masquerade dance for benefit Sat
urday, Feb. ~, at Socialist hall. Coli
Inns orchestra Admission, soc; ladies
| free.--adv.
Richard Attridge, who has been in
Plainfield working on a farm, has re-
turned to the city. Mr.. Attridge ex-
poets to be employed soon at his trade
in the granite industry.
A large shipment of exceptionally
sweet Indian River oranges just ar
rived, 65c value, special price for FRI
day and Saturday, 49c dozen. Mar
chetti's Fruit Store.--adv.
Mrs. Samuel Gerard of 46 Beacon
street, while walking down Franklin
street hill last evening, slipped and
fell on the slippery sidewalk, and in
an endeavor to lessen the fall broke
her left wrist.
After spending hundreds of dollars
without relief, |. I. Stahi, contractor,
Latrobe, Pa, was permanently relieved
of pile trouble by using Hem -Roid--
1 ha
fails, says L. A. Drown.-adv.
The home economics department will
have charge of the meeting of the
Barre Womans club on Tuesday at
80 in Rowland hall Miss Lydia NJ.
Potter of the University of Vermont
will give cooking demonstration and
there will also be a food sale. Each
lady is requested to bring spoon. Rec
| ipes will be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Human Of Or
ange street motored Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blossom to st.
bloomsbury by way of White River
junction in the Drown companys Win
| ton model 1920. The trip was made in
good running time, leaving Barre at ! !
o'clock in the morning and arriving
at st. ,Iohnsbury at $3.50 in the aft
ernoon. No road trouble was encbun
tered and very little snow. 1t was
such beautiful day that the trip
was much enjoyed by all.
The driver of the w Fl. Martin meat
cart of Plainfeld, which makes regular
| trips TO Barre each week, met with
I IL ia a N
o'clock, when near the Italian and
French bakery on North Main street.
In turning his team around on Main
street he had TO cross the electric car
track. and in so doing the meat van
overturned on its side. The driver
chung to the reins and prevented his
horse from running away, then with
the assistance of several men righted
the cart to continue his rounds.
The heavy and continual fall of
snow yesterday and last night was not
sufficient cause in the sight of the
nurses at the City hospital to postpone
their annual sleighride, consequently
party of %, including invited guests,
left the city about o'clock bound for
Bancroft inn, Plainfeld On their ar
rival there landlord and Mrs. Sam Har
mon were quick to show their hospital.
lity and everything was done to elimi-
nate the dampening effects of the
stormy journey. A splendid chicken
pie r-pper was served the company and
/ follo'jng this, singing and dancing con
tinued until late when the return trip
was made. II was a long way home,
long because the going was not con
ducive to speed but, nevertheless, the
company was not lacking in mirth and
the evening was one Of supreme en-
| joyment To all Jones & Nye conveyed
| the party without mishap.