The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read shea's big adv.--adv.

READ Sheas big adv.--adv,
Jones brothers will not resume worl
until Monday morning.
Ryland Parks o. Plainfield was {
business visitor in the city yesterday
A regular meeting of st. John'i
court, c. o. f., Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Mrs. Irma Salvatore of Pleasant
street gave birth to son at the City
hospital this morning
Joseph Gauthier of ll6 North Main
street was brought to the City hos
pital for treatment to-day,
Mrs. orrin Hughes began work again
in the Adams Co. store, after a week g
vacation, spent in this vicinity,
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746.W.--adv.
Antonio Sanguinetti and family left
yesterday for Greensboro pond, where
they will pass two weeks vacation
at their camp.
William D. Walker of 90 Perry
street was taken to the Barre City
hospital in an ambulance this morning,
suffering severely with pleurisy
Just received from Europe, a few
fine violins suitable for professional or
amateur, at moderate prices, also fine
line of musical strings. Sherman n.
Parker, s Merchant street, Barre.
The final competition on the w. B.
Scott silver cup will be held at the Clan
picnic Saturday, July 30, Caledonia
park. Other medals given also All
dancers should make entries now.--adv.
Mrs Charles Hoernle of st. Johns
bury returned there to-day, after
spending several days at her home on
Merchant street. She came here las
week at the death of her father, Alex
ander Watson.
Mario L. Dunghi Of SO Railroad
street, with Joseph Quattropani, of
Third street, left this afternoon for
St. Adams on a little business trip,
and from there will go TO Montreal to
make weekend pleasure trip.
Rev. Br. Antony Briva. 0. r, NJ. |
If Washington, D. G., is the guest Of
MS uncle, L. J. Bruya, OF Maple |
Grove street. Br. Antony, who is
member of the Franciscan order. has |
ust returned from a year in Egypt,
Palestine, Rome and other places in |
Europe, where he has been N the IN |
erests of his ecclesiastical superiors.
Excessive heat drove the workmen
4 the Jones Bros plant out early
yesterday and the same thing hap.
'ened to-day, the men leaving their
york at half past ten A rising breeze
n the forenoon encouraged the men
o work till along into morning, but
alter the plant stopped and they went
ONE. The Presbrey-Leland Co. also
losed for the day along towards noon.
NJ J. Wobby, ono Of the members
I the Woba,y Brothers firm which
onducts a general store in Webster.
lille, opened a fruit and confectionery
tore at 262 North Main street yes
,rdsv in the store next TO the A. w.
adger & Co. apartment, formerly oc-
lpied as trassor display store by I,
he Perry Automobile Co. Mr.. Wobby.
ssides handling fruit and confection-
y, also carries a stock Of soft drinks
A local n,ptorist returning from Wa f,
rbury Tuesday evening witnessed an ]
accident about a mile north i
Middlesex. A Ford truck carrying
re accessories of Fitchburg, Mass,
I'm and containing a driver and a
Ifesmsn of these goods, ran off the ,
lge Of the road and tipped over when
caring narrow bridge The driver
the truck happened to be the sales
an at this time and IL was he who r
Iffered the worst injuries Of the &C. IA
dent. his left arm being thrust q
rough the side window of the car, r
idly lacerating the arm near the /,
oulder. The driver had driven too q
ar the edge of the gravel road in
aking room for large Connecticut il
r, and when he attempted 10 twist 5
e wheels back onto the road the c.
r skidded and rolled over the bank. .