The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
TALK OF III TOWN

Our delicious ice cream in bricks /
sure to be liked as a dessert. Barr,
Drug Co.-adv.
Thomas McGof of North Main stree
left this morning for Marshtield on
short hunting trip.
Arthur and Miss Leona Marin wen
TO Shclbulne this morning to visit fol
a month with relatives.
Whispering" and many other new
popular songs on sale to-day at Bal
ley's Music Rooms.-adv.
Notice: Clan Ladies, please leave
due books with financial secretary fol
audit before Saturday, Jan. 5.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
cial car to Barre after dance.-adv.
Robert Gamble of 1872 South Main
street vas operated upon yesterday
morning for hernia at the City hos
pital,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Young of Wa
tertown, n. X, are guests of Mrs. A,
NJ. Carroll at her home in the Morse
block.
Miss Elsie Macdonald returned to
Quincy, Mass, this noon, completing
a visit at her former home on Bas-
sett street since before Christmas.
Albert Donald, who has been pass
ing a fifteen-day furlough at his home
on Garfield avenue, returned yester-
day to Norfolk, Va, where he is sta
toned.
Misses Hattie Lander, Ruth Parry,
and Sylvia Beaulieu We're added to
the force of salesladies at the Adams
60. store this morning for service dur
ing the ensuing week.
Barre post, No. 10, win meet Green
Mountain post of st. Adams in a fast
game of basketball at the Spaulding
gymnasium Saturday night. Come out
and see the home team in action.-adv.
DIR, Leonhardt says Hem Roid will
completely relieve any form of Piles. 1t
gives quick action even in old stubborn
cases. It's an internal treatment that
removes the cause. +. A. Drown and
company sells and guarantees it.-adv.
Miss Katherine Martin has returned
to South Hadley, Mass, where she is
a senior in Mount Hoyloke college.
Miss Martin has been visiting at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Frank j..
Martin on Richardson street during the
holidays.
Mrs, Catherine Lawless of Q Kirk
street went to Hartford, Conn, yes
terday to make an extended visit with
relatives. Her daughter, Clara, who
passed the Christmas holidays there,
returned home to continue school work
at Spaulding high school.
The Trow & Holden machine shop
to-day started a iye-day work basis
for the week, business depression af
fectihg this with other manufacturing
firms of the city. The Trow 4 Hold
Co. employ As men in the machine
shop and part room, making and as
sembling tools for ~stonecutting, ham
mers, etc.
Charles, Clarence and William Ash
more, better known as the Ashmore
brothers, granite statesmen from Zanes
vile, o., are in the city on business.
These three men, until recently EN-
by Barclay Bros, are now sell
ing for Young Bros, and between them
travel over 10 states of the union in
their search for orders.
Local dealers have Just received word
that the names of the lO4 winners in
the Eyerready flashlight picture con
test, which took place during June and
July last. viii be announced on Jan.
20. A large number of entries for this
were received from this city.
More than 100000 answers were sent
from the entire country. Dealers of
this city will display the names OF
winner during the week of Jan. 20-27
Merchant street residents witnessed
heir second runaway of the day yes
.erday shortly after 4 O'Clock, when
| Shetland pony, owned by George La
Of Merchant street, and driv
N by his son, became frightened at
he breaking of a false girt. The lit
lie animal showed a remarkable burst
If speed when it started toward North
street. hurdling a coal chute on
IS way. Directly across Main street, f,
urning in front of the building which
,nce accommodated Sherman Parker's
harness shop, back across Main street, (.
10 Merchant, down Summer and Sem. .
nary to Brook street s~choolhouse cum1
,leted the itinerary of its little run.
At this iuncture Perley Ladue, a fifth
rade student at Brook street, sue !.
essfullv boarded the rear Of the small Z,
leigh and after a little struggle, ,
the horse to a stop. No seri !
us damage was done, but it was only +,
v clever running that the pony avoid I
d three or four other horse driven We !
.icles hat were in the vicinity of !
lain and Merchant streets. I
Dino Valz, a young Italian, who, u
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
ALI, and sister, Eva, left Barre dur
returned to the United States and !
his city again, alone. His parents and
intend to reside in Italy, as
hey planned before leaving here, but
he younger Valz has returned TO finish t
is education in Spaulding high school A.,
nd hopes to enter an American col
'Ce next fall. His stay in Europe :
roved an excellent experience TO him I
; he saw many historic cities and edi v
ces in his tou Of Italy, Belgium and I
art Of France. He visited the art :
a~lleries and cathedral of Florence. i
ally, the Vatican and st. Peters \
sthedral IN Rome, and saw, too, the 4
Iins Of the Coliseum and the Fo-
I'M; the sculptures Of Milan and Rome I
under his observance, and later \
2 visited the Notre Dame cathedral I,
Paris and saw some Of the battle a
lids Of Belgium. What amazed Mr.
most in these countries were the :,
lndreds Of hattle-scarred and Grip .