The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

H land hall Cauolls orchestra adv.
II A daughter was born July IS to Nj
and Mrs. William A Mccarthy of 6
Il Ayers street.
II Dance, Masonic hall, North Mont
peiier, Monday, Aug. ! 'Hardwicl
orehestra.-adv
Fred Persons has returned to tn
city after spending two weeks va
cation at Lake Memphremagog.
Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion Wednesday, Aug. 3. A
| good time. At Woodbury.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Holt and Their
daughter, Betty Ann, of Springfield
Mass, are guests at the home of E. o
Holmes.
Miss Wis Jones of Fitchburg. Mass.
who has been visiting in Isle LaMotte
il guest in the home of Virgil f
Ayers of Ayers street.
Mrs. Belle Hutchins and daughter
Arlene, of Eastern avenue and Mrs
Lee Hall left to-day for Queen City
park for few weeks vacation.
Allen B. Gale of Upland avenue has
left for Westbrook, Me, TO work in the
granite manufacturing plant which his
brother, Kenneth, has just bought.
Joseph Calcagni and family, and
Mrs. o. J. Olgiati, whs has been Wis
iting them from New York City, left
this morning for Highgate Springs.
The names of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno
Tosi we're accidentally omitted from
the list of those signed to the card Of
thanks published yesterday from the
B. Carminati relatives.
DIR. Loren Fl. Crabtree, chiropractor,
has charge of the Gage and Gage office !;
see card in this issue. Office calls at
the usual rate; home calls within city,
81; answered day or night.-adv.
Regular meeting of council Laval
2ls of LUnion st. John Baptist
d Amerique, Tuesday, Aug. ?, at 1880
p. m. The financial secretary will col
lect dues at o'clock Per cor. sec,
! Notice: All persons who donated
provisions in preserving jars for the
Barre City hospital please call and
take the empty jars before Aug. s. All
jars, which are uncalled for, viii be
sold after that date
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh opened
their home on the East Montpelier
road last evening to the Brookside
Community club and other friends. Re
freshments OF ice cream and cake were
served and a sociable evening was
spent by all present.
The attraction at the Park theatre
to day is Ormer Locklear in "The Sky
wayman," the attraction in which the
lieutenant lost his life while making
IL; also King of the Circus" and The
Bite Bug" comedy. Monday, the spe-
cial attraction, "The Call of the Wild.
adv.
The much beloved dog Of Walter
LABEL of Second street is now limp
ing around with splints on his broken |
leg as the result Of an encounter with |
an automobile Yesterday on North |
Main street While running around |
in the street, a northbound auto struck |
him and ran over him. The driver of |
the auto kept on his way, not stopping
even to offer settlement
Mrs. Lestina Bolles of Hill street |
was very much surprised TO have about
p of her friends drop in at her home
Thursday evening to observe her 10th
birthday. They were Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Bolles and family of Plain.
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson
and family of Orange, Mrs. Alma Cut
Ter and family, Mr.. Adams, Mrs. Wales.
Miss Martin of Williamstown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Bodies of Hill street, Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Hutchinson and
family, Rosa Spaulding and son of
Barre. Ice cream and cake were served.
Everybody had very nice time and
went to their homes at late hour.
"She's dead She's dead!" people
said. And the reporter went TO
Carlo 0rlandi's house on Third street
to get possible obituary and found
that little FIVE year-old Anna Brosivio,
who was reported to be dead, was quite
alive and wishing she could get out
Of bed Last night, when she leaned
over the railing Of the second story
her new dress, she became too excited
and fell head first to the ground, strik
ing on her side and cutting her arm
and head. Fortunately she turned
part way over in her downward fight,
otherwise she would probably have
been killed. Miss Anna's sister, Rosa,
seems worse off than her sister, for,
he was so frightened by the incident
hat she was quite sick during the
night.
The subtleness Of a salesman Of in
lelible, acid proof fountain-pen ink in
lis explanation of the qualities of his
product was revealed in little expert
nent made by Secretary W. A. Drew
# the Barre Board of Trade, who like
number of other Barre merchants,
purchased the ink chiefly on the mer-
{ Of its proof against removal by even
cid. just as the salesman declared
he ink was immune from erasure by
cid. known To practically every office
s a remover Of ink stains or spots
N either paper or cloth. This crafty
alesman demonstrated the qualities OF
nix in so far a. acid was concerned,
nd, naturally, anyone would believe
hat writing or print vas immovable II
cid made no impression. Mr. DreN
axes nothing for granted and didn't
intend 10 take the say-so Of this sales
nan. He purchased bottle Of the ink
ecause il was as the salesman had
aid, acid proof. and also a good foun-
ain pen ink. then when crafty sales 4
ian had left he began a little expert q
renting. He wrote upon q blank check i
it'll the indelible acid-proof liquid. \
ssted it with acid and then tried a