The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


II tuner, will be at Hotel Barre mex
II week. adv.
II James Glass of Dix avenue re
Il turned yesterday from week end visit
II in White River Junction.
h Archie Johnson has moved his sales
II stables from South Main street to the
i Bolster barn on West street.
II Watches and ieveiry, also finc watch
Il and clock repairing. r, o. Holmes, G
i Maple Grove street. Tel. 4lX.-ady
H Help the Hoover fund and Near East
1 relief by seeing prince Chap" tonight
Biiou, Womans club benefit. Evening
price, 30c.-adv.
Miss Agnes Bishop of South Main
street, an employee of Jacks restaurant
on Depot square, is spending a few days
i at her home in Bradford
Wendell Drown, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
| f. A. Drown of Walnut street, has re-
| turned to Dartmouth college, Hanover
n. H., after few days stay at his
| home.
John Hoban of Liberty street and
| George German of Beacon street re-
turned early yesterday morning from
Littleton, n. H., after brief business
trip.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Goodspeed, who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, is slight
" improved, but still under the doc
tors care.
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 F.. A. Drown on the money
back plan.-adv.
Mrs. Frank Broggini of A. Scampin
square, who for the past week was
patient at the Barre City hospital, was
taken to the state hospital at Water
bury yesterday for treatment.
DIR. Flora NJ Sabin left Thursday
| for Morrisville for a weeks visit with
Mrs. Fred Small before going to Som
ellsworth, n. H., TO Join her husband.
DR.. F. 0, Sabin, d. G., where they have
fine practice as chropractors.
Jerome Veronsi of the veronisi
Granite company, who for several
weeks has been in Barre, started on
journey to his salesfelds in the west on
Saturday, leaving here for Springfield, |
Mass. from whence he will 70 TO New |
York City to remain few days.
Call at Mrs H. C. Davis l57 Wash
ington street, and see good values and |
prices in Beacon bathrobes, aprons,
dresses, petticoats of all kinds, crepe |
kimonas, nightgowns, union suits,
sweaters, stockings and bedroom slip
pers for men, women and children; chill
dren's rompers, girls dresses, two to IA
years, hair nets, mems and boys work
shirts and oyeralls, corduroy suits for
small boys and corduroy pants, also a
splendid line of French ivory.-adv,
About so friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Bassett of Trow hill dropped in
on the couple Saturday evening to re-
mind them of their twentieth wedding
anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Bassett
were completely surprised when the
gathering made their way unlimited
into their home, but soon rallied to
as host and hostess. The evening was
spent in musical entertainment fur
nished by the guests and by general
merrymaking. Messrs. Bassett, James
and William Dickev and Belville com
posed quartet which was called upon
for encore to their musical selections !
time and time again, In behalf of
those present James Dickey present
ed Mr. and Mrs. Bassett complete ,
dinner set, rendering them at the same
time the party's best wishes for many =
more anniversaries Mr.. Bassett re-
piled very fittinplv for himself and his
wife. The party broke up at a late !
hour. renewing their good wishes to )
the host and hostess, and bringing to a
an end most enjoyable evening.
The town Of Chelsea would not have a
been represented In Vermont legislature a
~ Attorney Hale X Darling again this h
year, probably. if the injuries he sus- "
aimed yesterday in falling down !
light of stairs in the Gordon block had o
proven as serious as was first appre. b
lended. 1t was in coming from States I,
Attorney T. r. Davis Office that he s.
Tipped on the top step and came right "
own, much faster than he intended h
.Aih III an tAAAItAN AfAlfAFAtA HihuHtts TX y
vas stunned after his head struck tx& q
tairs near the top Of the flight and ~ ei
lodv was bruised some in the tumbling b.
0 the bottom JTgo Carusi, stenog. a.
apher to r. R. Davis. who happened to B
e in the office. heard the commotion ic
nd ran out to Mr. Darling's assistance. n
Ie aided him in reaching the Davis
flee and then summoned a physician.
tho at first believed a fractured skull X
sd been sustained in the fall more ID
borough examination disproved the ri
rst belief Of fractured skull and. aft X
: a short time, Representative Darling n
lund comfort at the home Of hi "
aughter, Mrs James b. Stewart Of NJ
laPle Grove street, where he now rests. SC
ne knee was severely bruised. but Mr.. Ia
arling expected u be present at the ti
..convening Of legislature. Ct
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