The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Mrs. Russell Corwin of Chelsea viz
II tied friends in town yesterday.
II Only few jelly glasses remain t
II be sold at Barre City hospital.
II Public dance, Woodbury. pond, Tues
II day, Aug. o. Carroll's orchestra.-adN
II Mrs. John Summers of Trow hill
H is slowly gaining from the effects o
II scarlet fever.
II Svenskt mate halles den 10 aug.
H Congregational kyrkan kL 1880. Pas
/ tor o. E. Casting Predikant.
H f. o. Holmes has returned to hi
work in the Goodfellow jewelry stor,
after few days at Joe's pond,
Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion, Wednesday, Aug 10. A
| good time. At Woodbury.-adv
Mr. and Mrs John Howell are en-.
PERTAINING at their home, 20 Church
street, their nephew, Walter Clark OF
Portsmouth, n II
Mrs. +. Harrison Downing and
daughter Jane returned today to their
home in Boston after passing few
weeks with +. o. Holmes on Maple
Grove street
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hooker of Rich
ardson street, with Theron Morse of
fremont street, have gone to Greens
boro pond to the Hooker cottage to
spend week or two.
What beautiful hair that Miss Tay.
lor hasl And so thick and lustrous
now She says it's all due to Partisan
Sage, the hair invigorator Il. A.
Drown & Co. sells it on guarantee
adv.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Griffin,
who passed away at the age of 50, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs T. j.
Denning of 81 Park street. YESTERDAY
morning, will be held from St Monica's
church at O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
George Sole has returned to his du
ties as stenographer for E. r. Fetch
err of the Woodbury. Granite Co., aft.
err visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sole of 2 High
street
Two more days to pay your taxes
without additional costs. City clerks
Office open every evening from $3.50 TO
s, up TO and including Aug. 10. Come
early and avoid the rush. Be sure and |
bring your notice with YOU. Ii will |
save time for everyone.-ady.
The newly organized Italian A club |
baseball team added another victory TO
its list last Saturday by defeating the
strong Waterbury A. c. at Waterbury |
by score of ~ TO @. Beaton pitched |
a fine game for the Barre team, strik-
ing out Ia men and allowing only five
scattered hits. Luce and Randall were
both hit hard, the Barre team getting
IL hits. Batteries: |. A. c., Beaton
and Sassi; Waterbury A. C., Luce,
Randall and Towne. Manager Colon
DO of the |. A. c. wishes to arrange
games with any team in Vermont.
Games can be arranged by calling
Tosi's pool room.
A group of ~ young ladies of the
Klio klub showered Miss Annie Mac
donald of ~ Elm street with miscel-
laneous gifts last evening, in honor OF
her approaching marriage to George C.
Walker of II Grant avenue. Chief
among the many gifts was a large
Wallace Nutting picture. As custom
ary, the Klio girls made the evening
quite interesting for their guest, and
exceedingly humorous with a mock
Miss Katherine Stewart Il
the vows as the officiating
clergyman, the bride was Miss Theresa
Duncan, the groom Miss Rose Phil ;
Ups and the ring bearer Miss Chris
line Walker. Then followed music,
singing, refreshments and games.
1t is a matter of common knowledge :
What a Ford can do in certain con- /
litions and under certain circum- a
stances. Specimens are known TO have a
,een in service for-well, for a long a
line. They have been found running
ull speed when almost everything
nut the windshield has been smashed a
n a railroad wreck. They have run i
'ver and killed as many dogs az any r
ther make. But when YOU Olsen. /
age the motor from the frame and let n
dangle in the grease pan Won are q
AAtNbAHE q Ahdh even |
annot endure for any great length of .
ime. The other day a machine Of Il
ONE age was speeding down the Main b.
treet under the hand of Aldo Poletti Z.
'hen suddenly the furious noise was fl
by a series of fearful r.
hacks and other sounds with which NJ
very owner is more or less acquaint- It
d. II was found that the two front Y,
otis which hold the motor onto ths &C
rame were broken and that the front h
the engine was sagging downward, W
18th the fan knocking the crpnk d.
iaft every time it revolved The OF
rotor was still running but the fan Il
as badly bent up and almost un co
And with the motor he
angling like that the driver managed de
, get home again. Which shows that l.,
Ford has a versatility that cannot VI
; beaten, as per advertisement. just ri
he same there is a limit
s~aan. A special meeting of ~
sA%E FIX. Rarre no1f NJ m !,