The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harry Holt and wife spent the weel
end at Woodbury. pond
Public dance, Woodbury. pond. Tues
day evening, Aug. %; Carroll's orches
tra.--adv.
A. A. Sargent and family of French
street left to-day for Boston and vi.
entity to spend few days.
Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion Wednesday, Aug. "a. A
good time. At Woodbury.. adv.
Even chronic cases of rheumatism
yield to Rhepma's power, says e, A.
Drown, the druggist. If it doesn't help,
your money is returned. adv.
L. A. Prindle offers his l4-room,
three story residence at 35 Keith ave-
nue. for sale; would make fancy
rooming and boarding house or might
be used for light housekeeping apart
ments. Will sell furnished if desired
| adv.
A dog belonging to John Bottomin
of Hooker avenue was run over and
killed yesterday by an automobile
driven by Mr.. Lane of East Barre
road. This is the third dog which
Mr.. Bottomini has lost in the last
nine months, two of which were killed
by autos.
| wish to announce that | will take
orders for hosiery from the lines re-
Gently carried by Mr.. Andrews. Phone
626.W or call at So Spaulding street,
MRS. c. 81 Mary d. Andrews. At
home afternoon and evening Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays; also by
appointment.-adv.
Involvement house for sale. Gem
trally located on parcel of land con.
tanning 3hs acres, more or less spring
and city water; plenty small fruit,
strawberries, raspberries, blackberries.
cherries, apples and grapes, all of
which are produced in quantities
owners reason for selling is because
of change in working conditions. This
property can be bought at reason
able price. Address, TT. NJ" care Times |
office.-adv.
In response to request from Mr.. |
Wilder of Woodstock, an officer of the |
Vermont Hotel Mems association, John
V. Rowen, manager of Hotel Barre, mas
started collection of photographs of
Barre scenes for exhibition at the com.
ing fair in Rutland and at the other
fairs to be held throughout Vermont
This fall. He has already secured
Number portraying scenes of granite
luarries, hotels and beauties of nature
lereabouts, and he would be glad to
'eceive other photographs calculated TO
yive Barre desirable publicity. The
must be mounted but not
ramed, Views of colleges and acad-
mics are also solicited, which would
include Goddard seminary and per-
laps Spauldinge high school. These
photographs should be sent at once TO 7
ir, Rowen at Hotel Barre. I
c. G. Farnsworth, who lives near
be Wilson cemetery on the Granite G
lille road, has recovered the Ford au-
omobile which was stolen from it's
arking place on Merchant street, near T
lain street, last Wednesday night .
lille the owner was attending the o
rowing picture show. On going 10 v
Waterbury Center with Deputy Chief
tamble Saturday, Mr. Farnsworth I
lentified the abandoned car found L
here as his property and claimed it, a
he machine was left in the ditch on l
side road just off main highway X
nd was in crippled condition, the p
eering gear having been bent so that d
lie automobile could not easily be
-iven. Nearly everything that was u
movable had been taken out of and e'
J from the car, including Mr.. Farms
orth's overeoat, a fashlight, come q
'oceries, the tools, inner tubes and I
her articles. However, in spite Of N
lis miscellaneous loss, Mn Farms. 81
orth was very pleased to get his car o.
TEX, especially since he had just laid NJ
1t $50 on it for repair work. The DO ia
'e are still in doubt whether the car 81
as stolen by joy riders or by rum A
nners, but they are inclined TO lean co
the latter theory, believing that the
m runners drove the car to the Ca
dian line and back again during the
tervsl from Wednesday night to Sat
day. The car was headed in the di. g,
ction of Barre when found -