The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tennis keds for the kids at Shea's
adv
Bunnells New York jazz orchestri
means rhyme, rythm, pep and song
adv.
! William Harvey and family left THU
morning for Sharon for an extended
vacation.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. ant
Mrs. William Even at their home il
Graniteville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Allen of Beckley
hill left yesterday for Cedar lake fol
two weeks stay.
For woodwork of any description
call 747-M. oKo Novelty Co., South
Main street.--adv.
Miss Matte Austin Of Mortified ia
visiting with her sister, Miss Hilda
Allen, of "a Beckley street.
Smoke "St A. Specials" superior ci-
CARS. Union made. All dealers. Ray.
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams, vt
adv.
Fly time is screen time. We make
screen doors and windows. oKo Nov
city So, South Main street; phone,
TAT M.-adv.
Paul Lawliss, who has been visiting
friends in Burlington for the past
week, has returned to his home in
South Barre.
Johnny Hall, colored, has arrived in
town from Holyokc, Mass, and started
work this morning in the Ross barber
shop on North Main street.
Baseball, Friday, AIS, Intercity
park, Montpelier X. of C., VS.. CRANKY
Baseball club, CRANKY, P. Q. Saturday,
2:3o p. m, Montpelier seminary cam
pus.--ady.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Macdonald,
who were married July 20, and who
have been spending their honeymoon
in Nova Scotia, returned home last
evening The couple was given a noisy
reception through Main street.
Mrs. William Cardell and son Of
Bristol, Conn, who are guests at the
C. G. Allen home on Beckley street,
accompanied Mrs. Allen, Loren Allen
and Stuart Carson, who likewise Is
here from Massachusetts,, on a motor
trip to Burlington to-day.
Six more days to pay your taxes
without additional costs. City clerks
office open every evening from $3.50 TO
8, up to and including Aug. 10. Come
early and avoid the rush. Be sure and
bring your notice with you. 1t will
save time for everyone.
Charles White OF Newton street, the |
Jumper at the Peerless Co. sustained a
bad injury to his right arm yesterday, |
when a heavy iron weight on the wires |
Of the boom derrick became 1oosened |
from its holdings near the pulleys and
dropped to the base of the derrick, |
striking his arm in the descent. White |
sustained a compound tractor near the
muscle above the elbow and the flesh |
there as well as below the elbow was !
quite badly lacerated He is still a pa
Iient at the Barre City hospital.
Fourteen young ladies of the No
Mans club motored to Waterbury in
.hree touring cars last evening and
here held at tho Waterbury inn their
annual banquet In the party were
Mrs. Edward Mckay. Mrs. Annie
Pratt, Miss Glee Wood, Miss Beatrice
Knapp, Miss Annie Brown, Miss Flora
3eckley, Miss Catherine Fitzgerald,
Miss Sylvia Rizzi, Mrs. Agnes Pratt,
Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Fl. Nelson,
Mrs. Ruth Crossett, Mrs. Stanley Aver
II, and Miss Mollie Rsffstadt.
The Phelps company baseball nine
defeated the east hill team, 5 to 4, on
Wednesday evening at Lincoln campus
n ven-inning game, and, as a
natter of fact, put across the defeat
n the last inning. Roger Eastmsn's
ong two Dagger did the trick with two
men on bases, both of which scored on
he hit and won the game. Foster
'layton, who had the east hill team in
he lead all during the game, weakened
ust enough in this frame to allow a
title rally that resulted dissstrousiy
or his team. Charles O'Keefe was his
artery mate while Russell and Roger
Eastman formed the battery for the
helps team.