The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-18
Talk OF THE TOWN

Mrs. +. A. Hutchinson left this morn.
ing for Windsor, Conn, called there
by illness in her sons family.
Soda service that is different. Try
your favorite at Barre's finest soda
fountain. Barre Drug Co.-~adv.
| Leland Howe, pianist at the Mag
net theatre, will take limited mum
Der of pupils. Eastern avenue.-adv.
Long and general trucking,
light or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works, Tel. 726M or 746-W.-adv.
"Thc Master Mind,' with Lionel
barrymore, one of the best pictures
ever shown in Barre, is at the Magnet
to-night.-adv.
Miss Beulah Grant, secretary of the
Works Accountant company in Quin-
cy, Mass, is passing a week at her
home on Trow hill.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter. No.
49, 0. f. s., for work on Wednesday
evening, April 20, at 1880 o'clock Sup
per served at 6 o'clock.
Miss Betty Stephens and Mrs. ]. V.
Laing accompanied the soloists at the
anniversary of Ladies' Auxiliary to
Clan Gordon last Friday evening.
Miss Abbie Monkey of Medford
Mass, arrived in the city Saturday to
spend week or more with her sister
Mrs. Sidney Newcombe, of Merchant
street.
Guy Rogers, who completed work at
the Holt barber shop Saturday, left
this morning for Bethel, to take posses
sion of the LaVere barber shop, which |
he purchased last week.
Besides being agent for the Pitkin
products, | have been appointed dis
tributor for Levol, manufactured and |
sold by the late George Lowell of
Mortified. Mary H. Bosworth.-ady
Louis SASH of Foster street left last
night for Hartford, Conn, going in the
interest of the Presbrey- Leland com
pany. Mr.. SASH viii be engaged in
letter cutting there during the com
ing months.
Prof. De Visme, who speaks at How
land hall tomorrow evening at
o'clock, is dean of French at Middle
bury college and was for seven years
1T the head of a French chateau. a
school for boys, just out of Paris. His
'ubiect will be, English as She il
spoken" Club members admitted on
ickets, general public, 25c.-adv
Alex Mutch Of this city who was
arrested Friday night on a charge of
ntoxieation, pleaded not guilty when
irraigned before Judge T., L. Scott in
court Saturday. afternoon :
Bail was fixed at 500, which Mulch
furnished for his freedom until such
ime as investigation could be made
nd the case brought into court again. ,
Deputy Chief of Police Harry A.
'amble moved rather dcxterously on
night upon receipt Of infor-
nation that man lay apparently dead T,
. the road on North Main street lust
Glow the Gunner brook bridge and in
he vicinity of the Ossola place. Two {
Dung men had impaired this bit of :
ews to him. and Immediately he pro.
lred an automobile and set out for
.orth Main street. Upon arrival at o
ne scene nothing but a stream of d
lood flowing into the gutter with the +,
eavy downpour of rain was left to
lark the spot where the man lay when y
Iscoyered by the two young men. on !
r Gamble was rather baffled by the "
icident as the two young men de- CO
AIRED the body TO have been appar- "
ltly lifeless. Search along the river n
INK with flashlights and about build Il
gs nearby revealed nothing, and the
se was beginning to get real perplex W
z when a woman from houa near II
lackwell street informed the police NJ
at the man had been assisted to his
,me in the vicinity of 0ssola place. m
lrther investigation by Officer Gam a.
e revealed that the man who had ~
en- lying in the road, apparently life y
IS and with blood streaming from his =,
ad, had stepped off the sidewalk ~
rbing into the road while intoxicated, :"
riking his head against the curbing =
zen he fell and in6cting long deep
sh over the right eye. No arrest was
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