The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Manhattan pudding is only one oil
the delicious dishes you may be served
at the Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Alphonso Pillsbury of Lyndonville
was brought to the Barre City hospital
yesterday to receive radium treatment
NJ. 5. Levin of the Union Clothing
store returned to-day from few days
business trip in Boston and vicinity.
Leon Maggi of 80 Maple avenue left
this morning for Chicago, having To-
Gated employment at his trade in the
granite industry
Antonio Rotelli and Herman, Valsi
of Granite street left last night for
New York City, where they have Sc
cured employment as stonecutters.
Mrs. Henry Bassow, who has been
visiting at the home of Paul D. Leavitt
of Prospect street for two weeks. re-
turned TO her home in West Farlee
this morning.
{. ID. Waters, traffic manager of the
Granite Manufacturers association. re-
turned this morning from Boston,
where yesterday he attended the meet
ing Of the New England traffic league
committee.
. Mayor Frank +. Langley left for
New York City to-day and expects to
be there several days transacting bust
ness During his absence Edwin Keast,
president of the board of aldermen, will
act as mayor.
James Murray has been secured by
the Spaulding and Goddard manage
ments to officiate at the Goddard
Spaulding game at Goddard campus
this afternoon, Mr. Murray is an um
pire of experience,
Mrs. George b. Hall and daughter,
Esther, have arrived in Barre from
Brookline, Mass, and plan TO pass
week or two with Mrs Halls sisters,
Mrs. V. j.. Ayers and Mrs. Bell Has
kell Of Ayers street, and other Barre
friends.
Arthur Blackmore of Pleasant street |
leaves this afternoon on a business trip
through the middle Atlantic states in
the interests Of the Vermont Quarry &
Manufacturing Co. Mr. Blackmore will
cover an itinerary of New Jersey,i
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia.
Tentative plans for the organization
of a baseball team are now in the
hands of Charles Gray. member of
Barre post, No TO- American Legion,
who met a number OF his friends last
evening to discuss the proposition at
the clubhouse. Anyone DESTROYS of join
ing the ranks should consult with
Manager Gray to-day.
Last evening in the Spaulding as
'cmbly hall about 30 members Of the
,enior class assembled for dancing
'arty given under the auspices of the
enior class. Dancing was in order and
three piece orchestra furnished dance
music Miss Eva c. Smith, teacher of
English at the high school, acter as
haperone.
Robert Barclay and Lsuraine Dens
more arrived in the city to -day from {
iorthfield. where they are attending
Norwich university, to be present at ,
he Goddard Spaulding game on God {
ard campus this afternoon. Messrs |
barclay and Densmore will visit att ,
heir respective homes in this city and S
lontpelier over the week end.
A Johnny on the spot often be- e
ONES 'the hero of the plot and that's a
hat happened yesterday afternoon on v
epot square when a local truckman's
orse started a 2:05 clip from the puf
ng of Central Vermont train and 6
aaded straight for Main street and J
n inevitable collision with two truck !,
ANS standing by the wayside. Glen :
cry, by running alongside the horse, p"
as enabled To catch the bride and
ing the animal and vehicle to a halt
Ist as the front wheels were ready
lock with those of another team. L
D. A. Perry and his brother, c. w.
,rry. of the Perry Real Estate agency
# Thursday night for New Boston, :,
H., TO arrange for an auction sale OF \,
e large Whipple estate, which win T.
held some time in May under the =.
peryision Of the Perry agency The -
nipple estate consists of ] 900 acres -,
land and hundreds of heads Of cat ~
!. hogs, sheep and horses, a. well as i,
large number of poultry. This farm ar
der the MANAGEMENT OF the late Mr.. a.
nipple supplied the three Boston no ~
Is owned by Mr. Whipple the Park =
house Youngs hotel and the Tou
inc. with food supplies. "
members Of American lie
IN. post No. l0i Next Wednesday ~
euing. April p. at o'clock, one OF ~
Z hest smoker programs staged at vi
? club this winter will begin Several sc
It boxing bouts will be staged. One
two novelty bouts are included in Ba
, group. Between the bouts must 70
entertainers viii be busy, and at ~
, conclusion Of the sparring and nov I'm
V bouts an Italian feast will be an
we'd. Everything IS going to be free -
members Of the Legion or anyone 70
yible who comes prepared TO join out
It No. TO- The committee Is ex Ia,
mely DESTROYS Of seeing all Span W.
American war vets out for this I