The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall CAROLS orchestra. adv.
Free ice cream to the first 200 per
sons attending the Park theatre today,
adv.
Introductory offer on brick ice cream,
pint 33c, quart 57c at Barre Drug Co.
ADV.
Food sale, Saturday, June, rs, Aver
i'll block, > to p. M. Baked beans,
pies, cake and doughnuts.--qdy,
Forty cents buys pound of
those delicious chocolates at browns
drugstore on Saturday only.-ady.
VIII the person who exchanged a
gentleman's soft felt hat Sunday night
at Jacks restaurant please call and get
his ownH-adv
Kerogas oil stoves are the best.
Closing out sales on Perfection oil
stoves and lawn movers. L. A. Prin-
die, Worthen block.
Mrs. Mamie Morrison, and daughter,
Elsie, accompanied II. f. Campbell to
Lake Megantic, r. O.. Tuesday, there
to visit for several weeks
Just arrived, shipment of 40inch
! light .colored wolfe and 32-inch zephyr
ginghams for dresses. Little Dry
Mrs. Allen Weiner and two daugh-
tiers, Pearl and Hazel, of Greensboro,
n. Y, are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Harry Bradley. They came on to
attend the Scott Smith wedding in
East Randolph. which occurs soon.
Miss Marjorie Bcckley of 6 Park
street, who for ths past year has been
attending the Sargent School of Physi-
cal Education at Cambridge, Mass, re-
turned last night from Peterboro, n.
H., where she has been at the Sargent
school camp during the last month.
The flower committee of the Hos
pital Aid society viii hold flower
sale Saturday, June %. All persons
having flowers Of any kind are earnest
" requested to send them if possible
to the Methodist church by o'clock
Saturday morning. If unable to send
them please telephone Mrs. Jarvis, 32l-
X, and they will be called for.
The flower committee of the Hos
pital Aid society win hold flower
sale Saturday, June 25. All persons
/ having flowers of any kind are earnest
ly requested to send them if possible
to the Methodist church by o'clock
Saturday morning. If unable to send
them please telephone Mrs. Jarvis, 32l-
X, and they will be called for.
1t is not necessary to be deposition
at the Granite Savings Bank 4 Trust
Co. in order to have the privilege of
renting safe deposit box in their
modern, up-to-date, burglar proof vault.
1.-THE $50 additional boxes have just
been installed by the Mosler Safe com
pany. Boxes are renting rapidly and
you should secure yours now.--adv.
Thirty five Barre Maccabees attend.
| ed the state rally in st. Adams Tues
day and were royalty entertained
while there. Supreme Commander
Bina West of Port Huron, Mich, was
present. Harmon review of Barre put
on a class initiation, Nellie Bianchi be-
ing the presiding officer and carrying
/ out her duties in an exceptionally fine
| manner. Over GO were initiated. After
| the work sumptuous banquet was
served, at which Mrs. Nellie Roben of
Barre presided as toastmistress in
very efficient way. Toasts were given
from different Vermont reviews and
also from Montreal.
A general alarm from box 81, at
the corner of Depot square, called the
fire department last evening to the A.
Tomasi grocery store on North Main
street, where for few minutes fire
threatened the shesthed ceiling of the
cellar. Mr.. Tomasi had located leak
in the gas pipe near the meter and in
an endeavor to fix it the gas meter
became disconnected from the pipe and
the flow of gas was ignited by the can
die held by Mr. Tomasi. In an in
slant the light sheathing caught fire,
but little damage was done before a
garden hose in the cellar was played
upon the fire. When the department
arrived the fire was still hazardous to
the building but was subdued with the
garden hose in short order. The dam
age was very slight.