The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
Phone 600 for livery auto.-adv.


II Shepherd, Friday afternoon, July L.
Il adv.
II Regular meeting OF Montpelier lodg
H of Elks, No. 024, this evening at 7:3
1 o'clock. adv.
h Send YOU, old clothes to the Meth
\ odist church for the rummage sale OF
H Thursday afternoon.--adv
H Special sale of millinery this week
A few matron,s hats at half price. Mrs
Birnie, Laurel street.--adv.
Ask for "St. A. Specials" mild, fra
grant cigars. Union made. Raymond
Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Remember the dance at Greenwood
Lake pavilion, Wednesday, June 20
A good time. At Woodbury.--adv.
Miss Cecilia o'Herin and Mrs. Sadie
Parker left last night for st. Johns
bury, where they are to be employed
during the summer.
Dino Valze of Howard street left
this morning for Wentworth, N, H., TO
begin work as q salesman for the Ma
tional Map company of New York
City.
Miss Mary Mckinnon has returned
from Lynn, Mass, where she has been
employed for the past three years, to
make an indefinite visit at her former
home here
Miss Dorothy Shaw, student at the
4 Crane. Institute OF Music in Potsdam,
/ n Y, returned to her home at 10
Maple Grove street yesterday to pass
the summer vacation.
Houses with land on the ear line be-
tween Montpelier and Barre at auction
on Wednesday afternoon, June 20. See
adv, on page 7. ID. A. Perry Real Es-
tate agency.-adv.
The woman's foreign missionary 50.
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. Walter Perkins, Elm
street. Wednesday afternoon at 2;30
O'Clock Owing to the chautsuqua he
meeting has cen set one week earlier
When it comes TO garden peas, i. W,
Robinson of King street probably has
everybody else beaten to the last ditch,
for his family has been eating fresh.
picked ones for more than 10 days and
their winter supply has already been
canned.
Miss Eva Beaulieu, who is taking a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at Mrs w F. Shepard Co. store, ae
companied by Miss i. Beaulieu, left
this morning on an automobile trip
through Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and
St. Anne, Canada.
Season tickets for the Barre commu
nifty chautauqua, July to 3, inclusive,
can be obtained in Barre at Tildenss
shoe store, the w. ID. Smith company,
Bell and Houston's and Pape's insiiv
anee office; at East Barre of Miss Lii
liam Ayery.-adv.
happy woman who used Bitro .Phos
phate. If you are thin, nervous, lack
strength and vigor, get box of Bitro-
Phosphate and look for increased
weight and new energy and better
health. 0btainable at L. A. Drown 4 |
Co. drug store. Guaranteed adv.
Summer school and kindergartenfi |
under direction o: Miss Betty Brown,
from 4 to Ia years. Private tutoring !
afternoons by special appointment.
Special arrangements for keeping chill
dren over night If parents wish to be
away. For further information call
Goddard seminary, tel. l45-W.-adv
This afternoon in the American Lee
gion hall on Church street, between the |
hours of and o'clock, two repre-
sentatives of the Boston branch of the
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Co Messrs. F. J. Allen and +. w.
Stearns will demonstrate electric
ranges under the auspices of the Barre
Woman's club. These men will bake
and serve meats, vegetables and pastry
to demonstrate the ranges, and at the
same time instruct the people on
certain phases of cooking. This dem
oustration is open TO the public.
An investigation was started the
morning by Chief of Police Sullivan TO
determine the cause of so many re-
volver reports heard first in the vicin-
ity of the rear part of the Ladd store
about $3.50 o'clock last evening. and
later in the morning several reports on
Elm street and South Main street.
Many people in both localities were
started by the explosives, while 9th
ers believed them TO me results of
lightning attacks on telephone poles,
startled by the explosives, while 9th
Frs believed them to be results of
South Main street about the same
hour, during the terrific electric storm.
One loaded freight car and com
ear attached to the Central ,
Vermont train coming from Williams
town yesterday at 1890 were deraiIed
about a quarter of mile from the
and after Conductor JAMES kanaly ar |
tached chung to the rails, preventing .
the few passengers from experiencing
The bumps sustained by the derailed
,ars. The train came 20 a quick halt .
II the hands of engineer John Mckay. |
and after Conductor James Kenaly and !
)ther trainmen endesvored to run the I
'ars back to the tracks, they were :
forced to abandon the task and seek
he assistance of the yard crew of
Barre and Montpelier Junction. The !
.rucks had merely left the tracks so
we're put back without the summnning
# the wrecking crew and derricks from
Sc. Adams, and were. back on the track
" $3.50. in time 20 make the afternoon !
un to Williamstown. Fifteen or 20
,roken ties was the extent of the !
lamage incurred by the accident.
The commissioners, Walter A. Dut. =
on of Hardwick. Jacob Bates Of More
own and B. g. Rogers Of Cabot yester- }
ay listened 70 evidence in the case Of
)r. Patrick ;. Duffy Of Barre City vs..
Barre Town on the petition for a high
ray 10 his home in Barre Town. Frank
'lumley and NJ A. Campbell Of the
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