The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21
. TALK OF THE TOWN

Just received, a shipment OF Rex
wall paper paste B. w, Hooker & Co,
Ask for "St. A. Specials mild, fra.
grant cigars. Union made Raymond
Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams, Vt.-adv.
B. H. Haywood of Rion, $. G., a
well known quarter OF Winnsboro
granite, is visiting in the Barre gran
lite belt
Edith Dale Of Hartford, Conn, is
spending three weeks at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale,
of % Green street.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners,
No. 2, in Foresters' hall Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Election OF OH
GERS.
The Montpelier & Barre Light d
Power Co. offers free trial OF the
Simplex electric fatiron to its GUS
toners for this month only!-adv.
Mrs. c. A, Miller of ~ Summer
street, who has been i'll for the past
week with quinsy sore throat IS now
recovering very fast from the ailment'
Remember the dance at the new
Greenwood pavilion, Wednesday, June
%. Hardwood floor, an ideal place TO
dance. Greenwood lake, Woodbury.
adv.
J. J. Dashner, representative OF the
f. A. Strout farm agency, has sold for
James Michigan OF West Topsham his
farm, stock and tools to Mr. and Mrs.
John MILFORD of Waverly, la. They buy
for home and win take possession
soon.
Miss Catherine McAuliffe OF Burling'
ton passed the week end as the guest
of her classmate in New Rochelle col
leee of New Rochelle, N. Y, Miss Kath'
Ieen OTeary. of "a Eastern avenue, re-
turning to her home yesterday after
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. Algot Knutson, who
were married in Greenfield, Mass, last
Saturday, are visiting with Mr., knut'
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Knutson, OF South Main street, while
on their honeymoon. Mrs. Knutson
was formerly Miss Marjorie Wheeler
of Montpelier,
William Black Of Pleasant street,
who accompanied his wife and two
children, Margaret and Francis, TO
Montreal, P. O., last week has returned
to this city. Mrs Black and children
sailed Saturday morning from Mont,
real for Scotland, where she may spend
year in Aberdeen.
Frank I.awlss OF South Barre, a
medic student at the University OF
Vermont, who has just completed his
fourth years study, returned to his
home shere last Saturday. Within q
few days he goes TO Burlington TO take
the state board examinations for .
doctor of medicine.
There are many people interested in
Goddard seminary, who win be glad TO
learn that Miss Blanche Spaulding, a
graduate of the school in el, and re-
Gently teacher at Montpelier semi.
nary, viii be one of the faculty at the
opening OF the fall term. Miss Spauld-
ing comes to teach in the commercial
department and will succeed Miss
Elizabeth Flanagan. who expects to To-
cate in Massachusetts at the opening
of the fall term.
A party Of motorcyclists headed by
A. VI. Flanders and including Mario
Zanleoni. Joseph Dessereau, Perley
Smith of Granitevlle, r. Jacques and
Peter Poland Of Jacksonville. left here
last week for Old Orchard, Me-. to at
tend the motorcycle races held there
Friday and Saturday. Those young
men were part OF an assemblage OF
1000 cyclists from all states in New
England who were given all rights to
the beach and cordially welcomed by
this famous summer resort. They ar
rived back in Barre Sunday evening.
Alex ]. Young Of Eastern avenue,
while riding through Wells River with
his family Sunday noticed a snake in
the road bathing in the sun. Alighting
from his car he cut a small stick
about 10 inches long and set about
killing the reptile, The snake coiled
itself ready for attack and gave VI
cious fight before being subdued. Then
after killing ii Mr.. Young realized
he had conquered female rattlesnske
that measured three feet in length. A
female rattle snake does not have rat
ties like the male, and is, therefore,
more menacing to persons unfamiliar
with the snake family. Mr.. ioungs
victim was brought 10 Barre and now
rests in a jar Of alcohol in The Times
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