The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Thurston Damon of Boston is in the
city on business,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson
of 80 Liberty street, this morning, a
son.
Thurston Damon. Boston, piano
tuner, will be at Hotel Barre next
weekday.
Public dance at East Montpelier on
Wednesday night, Feb. 0; CAROLS or
chestra. adv.
Mrs. Harry Fisher of Averill street
is spending week in Boston, being
accompanied by her mother.
Dance every Saturday night in
Montpelier, CAROLS orchestra. Spe-
cial car to Barre after danees-adv
Save money Get my prices on
watches and watch and clock repair.
ing. Il. O. Holmes, 8 Maple Grove, tel.
24l-X.-ady.
Paul Movalli of Center street has re-
turned from Bethel, where for the past
few weeks he has been employed at his
trade, cutting stone.
II. w. Lyster of the j. C. Eaton
company Of Lyndonville visited with
G. H. Cushman of Washington street
Wednesday and Thursday.
There will be an all-day home dem
onstration meeting at Cobble Hill
grange hail. Tuesday, Feb. |. Bring
your sewing and your lunch.
Miss Della Thompson, nurse en-
ployed in Hartford, Conn, is in the
city caring for her sister, Mrs. John
Watson, of 80 Liberty street
Regular meeting of the L 0. 0. L.,
N, e., in X. of P. hall Friday, Jan %,
at p m. A large attendance is de-
sired. Social time after meeting.
Over score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage TO save and beau
tify their hair. 1t removes all dand-
ruff and stops itching scalp. Sold on.
guarantee, E. A. Drown--adv
A food sale for the benefit Of the
City hospital will be held Jan 20 from
2 p m. on at the Speciality Shop, next
the Homer Fits store, formerly owned
by Miss Emma Whitney, now owned by
Miss Penelope Gali--adv.
Miss Flora Coutts, a Brook street |
school teacher, whose right leg was
broken about three weeks ago in a |
coasting accident on Beckley hill, has |
been taken to the home of her uncle, |
James Coutts of Academy street, being
now able to go about on crutches.
Earl F. Drake, prominent lawyer
If Phoenix, Arizona, writes: within |
six months ! gained IL pounds and I
never felt better in my life Every /
one remarks about my improved ap.
0earance.h He says Bitro. Phosphate
lid it. Try it yourself Obtainable at
/. A. Drown & Co.'S drug store.--adv.
Frank O. Lee of the G. L. Gregoire
went to East Dorset this
morning TO a road construction job
>eing done by his company under the
.uperintendency of Gus l.. Gregoire.
This Job, it is understood, will keep
Ir. Gregoire in that section of Yer
mont for nearly year Mr.. Lee taking
are in the meantime of all business at
he Barre Office.
Oscar p. Tabor, who viii be remem
'ered by older residents of Barre and
berlin, having been in business here
'efore Barre became a city, died ON
Tuesday at his home in Orange, Mass,
f old age, being about 20 wears old.
ir. Tabor was a native of Barre and
is wife of Berlin. She survives, with
son, Oscar Tabor, ir., the latter re-
iding in Worcester, Mass. A nephew,
fr Ellis, lives in Montpelier.
The Robert Fenwick farm on the /,
road, the home of Mrs, Efie
enwick, who was shot and killed sun
ay night. March 2l, 1920. by Hoyt
allup, friend of Mrs. Fenwck. was :
old yesterday to Thomas l.. Stacy Of
be Smith place, this city The estate
Of 40 acres of land and farm
was sold through Admins
-ator Thomas H. Cave, ir Mr.. Stacy !
urchased for an investment.
The north-end skating rink, located 4
4 North Main street between Third t
nd Fourth streets. received first aid u
rough the combined efforts of the n
~ water and fire departments yes q
'rday, when steps were taken to add a
smooth glossy finish To the surface :
the rink by the application Of I
lin coating Of water. The ring is al d
ady popular among the youngsters a
North Barre and is fast gaining n
,pularity with juvenile skaters from a
her sections Of the city II covers Il
i area Of low-lying and marshy land Il
st below the North Barre school. il
use. {,
Henry Mammss of Burlington, the
,ht heavyweight wrestler, who lost 10 !,
nnrv Yelles in a bout in the Mont
lier armory hall Thursday night be
use Of rough tactics. left Barre yes
rday afternoon for Boston Mammals, =
ider Promoter Lou Daro. will be !,
stched against another light heavy :
sight in Mechanics hall Monday eve =
NJ, when Gardini and Lewis wrestle
r the worlds championship II the 4
ayywcight class Mammas did not Y
low Yesterday who his opponent !,
,uld he Monday night Accompany 1 =
hlu On thl~ Tip was dO~tRn rap :.
>. a middieweight wrestler
In keeping with several other Barre p,
ante manufacturer, who are not a.
Molly devoid Of hopes for future busi I,
IS, and who have given evidence to nj
2 fact in causing all sorts 81 annexes 4
q additions TO he made 20 their gran y,
plants. Charles J LeClsH II Le NJ
air & McNulty has started opera ri
ms toward the erection OF = sand r,