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


dies white skirts each S2.s9.--adv.
Cotton, cotton, cotton during this
sale for 10 cents a yard. Barre Bargain
| Store.-adv.
Mrs. A. Calcagni of Orange is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Alvin Hill OF
East Barre, for week
Children's Rice & Hutchins shoes to
clean out during this sale for $l39
Barre Bargain Store.-adv.
Baseball, lntercity park, Saturday
at 3;l5. Barre post, No. 10, American
Legion, vs.. Montpelier K. Of C.-adv.
| Large assortment of curtain mate
rial in scrim, marquisette and madras
| from III cents to SO cents. The Little
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street, of
Main.-adv
Five cents day for short time is
all it costs to rid yourself of rheuma
tism if you use Rheuma Get a bottle
to-day from r. A. Drown on the mon.
| ey.back plan.--adv.
Funeral services for Mrs William
McHardy, who died suddenly at her
home, 20 Ayers street, yesterday morn.
ing, will be held from the house Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock.
Samuel Levin and daughter, Ger
trude, of New York City stopped over
night at the NJ S. Levin home on Mer-
chant street and this morning contin.
ued their auto journey through Yer
mont. Miss Rosa Levin accompanied
them at their departure, intending to
visit in Burlington, Rutland and White
River Junction.
Mrs. Joseph Terminini of Ahern
place appeared in city court yesterday
afternoon for sentence, she having
pleaded guilty on June q in this court
to selling intoxicating liquors. Judge
T. L. Scott imposed fine of 500, with
costs Of $3.50, which the woman paid
and was released. Before her arrest the
police officers raided her home, but
found no liquor.
Louis Gasparini, 90 years of age, a
granitecutter, of 0 Seminary street
was united in marriage by Justice of
the Peace L. r. Davis in his Office in
the Gordon block to Mrs. Massimina
Perantoni, also of 6 Seminary street,
Saturday afternoon, July 2. The we'd
ding was a quiet affair and the couple
left soon after for short honeymoon,
planning to continue to make their
home on Seminary street.
Reading in the Barre Times Of the
death of Mike" the Barre firemen's
chief pet for several months, Joseph
Lavery of Springfield, formerly spe.
eial policeman of Barre and friend
Of the fremen sought to tighten the
firemen's loss by sending them fine
Dalmatian coach pup. The animal has
been received at the station and now
has his regular position with the squad
at the fire calls. He has since been
christened Mike" and gives evidence
of filling quite well the place of the de-
ceased bull pup.
Tonight at o'clock at Hotel Barre
all men eligible for membership in the
Barre post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
are asked to meet for the purpose Of
forming the post, electing officers and
installing the same The meeting will
be addressed by Sergeant Cripp, vet
eran of the World war, and national
deputy chief of staff. Already 50 have
signed up for membership and many
more have expressed their intentions
to do so. The organization in no way
interferes with tho Legion. many of
whose members are TO be found on the
roster.
The Barre baseball team is SEIZED
uled for a game with the Montpelier
X. of c. team at rntefcity park Sat
urday afternoon at 3:l5. This place
and hour has been chosen for the con-
venience of fans from both cities, and
the hour 3,l5 to enable them to take
the 8 o'clock car from each city. Inn
mediately after the arrival Of the cars
the game will be started. Manager
Johnston during the past few days
has been negotiating to strengthen his
team with America, Polli, the young
Goddard star twirler, who is now with
Dan Sullivan, the Dean academy coach,
at the Saranac lake summer resort,
New York. Polli prefers to play in
Barre though offers from Saranac and
Fitchburg, Mass, are much greater
than those from Barre. However, the
management Is consistent in its efforts
to augment the pitching staff with this
Young man. James Greig. the star
centerfelder for Spaulding in 1920 and
who figured in few games with the
University Of Vermont this season, has
returned from Port Kent, \. Y, after
a brief visit and will be included in
lineup. AT that time Steve
who held the Springfield team
to three hits last Saturday, win OPP
pose young Mcdonald, the Montpelier
pitcher who has defeated teams in
Richford, CRANKY and Sherbrooke, p.
O., this summer. There is also pos
sibility of seeing Eddy sullivan, left
fielder at Goddard and with St. Johns
bury &C last year and also fielder on
the St. Michael's college nine this year,
in Barre uniform Saturday.