The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-10


Dance every Thursday evening,
Greensboro lake. CAROLS orchestra
adv
Mrs. Hazel Pettis of Westfield, Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Miss Vella Henry, r. n, of New
York City is visiting Mrs. Collins DAT
fine of Trow hill.
To-day is the last chance to see
Anita Stewart at the Magnet in Sow
ing the Wind. adv.
Terry Mcclure of Websterville has
returned to his home, after visiting
friends in Littleton, n. H.
Howard Miles arrived in town last
night from Boston, and is staying at
the home of DR.. j. W. Stewart.
Dance at Chelsea, Thursday, Aug. IL.
Bunnelrs, n. Y. jazz band; S:45 until
|. Admission, 81 per couple.-adv.
George and Toney David of North
Main street motored to Essex Center
to-day to attend the horse races there.
Mrs. Henry Duchaine and two sons
of Hartford, Conn, are visiting at the
home of her brother, Max Raeside, OF
Summer street.
Edward Brown of Maple avenue and
Bruno Ciardi of Zanleoni place have
returned from weeks stay at Old
Orchard Beach, Me.
Lowell Mcleod and family went 10
Essex Center to-day to attend the |
horse races in which Mr. McI.eod's /
horse, Grand March, will participate
to-day.
Tonight on Lincoln campus the n.
D. Phelps company baseball nine plays
the East Barre team. There viii be
no admission charge, and everybody is
invited to the contest.
Miss Madeline Dion of Seminary
street left Monday afternoon for Bur
lington to spend the remainder of her
school vacation with her grandmother,
and at Mallett's Bay.
Misses Margaret and Mary Clark
and Miss Jean Cadger of Brooklyn
n. Y, are visiting in the home of their
brother and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Clark of Webster street.
Mrs. w. H. Hayford left this morn
ing for Keene, n. H.. and Boston, to
visit her daughter after passing a
month with daughter, Mrs. Max
of Summer street.
Mrs 4. C. harrington and Mrs. |
Jones of Brattleboro and
Miss Laura Cooper of Baltimore, Md, 4,
who were the weekend guests of Mr., II
and Mrs. A. B. Carter at Hotel Barre,
returned to Brattleboro yesterday.
Last day 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 4
early and avoid the rush. Be sure and !;
bring your notice with you. 1t will :
save time for everyone.-adv.
The families of Alex. A. Milne of B
Hill street and James b. Carswell of I
Liberty street start this afternoon on n
A motor trip to Canada, to remain /
Turing the absence of the two men,
who leave on the st. Paul expedition
with other granite manufacturers this
afternoon.
Batista Buidugli of 437 North Main "
street leaves tonight for New York T.
Jity, from which he sails Saturday h
or his native home in Italy. Other "
Italian people leaving for a trans. Il
Atlantic journey are Angelo Comolli
# the Tomasi block and Joseph Comol.
and family of Foss street.
Ray Wheaton, superintendent of the
J. L. Smith & Co. quarries, sustained B
rather bad injury Monday when ii
wing rock from a blast struck him on
he back. Mr.. Wheaton was knocked
o the ground and is now convalescing
t his home on Ayers street. Mr.
Wheaton, is confined to his bed, but :,
is believed he will be up and around y
'ithin day or two. =
What appeared TO be a small flock OF
ucks, numbering around six or eight.
'as seen flying south last evening
bout $3.50. Whether they were flying n,
Duth for the winter or merely out for =;
AeTNiet II mdlteT OF CONJECTURE. LOT
he large birds are not in the habit
/ migrating till along in September
Iowever, the frigidity of recent nights
light have deluded them into thinking "
nat hoary winter might be preparing
)r his annual debut
What may have been an attempted 3,y
p was experienced last night N vii. ua
Gulf by Martin Eden and -
IAN Collins, two men affiliated with ma
he Army Supply company OF North. y
lain street who we're driving REQ pr
rmy truck towards Barre. A fash u!
nd report as if from revolver came
-om the bushes at the roadside as the un
-uck approached a hill, but Martin su
lden, who was driving the truck be- w w
eyed his companion, Dan Collins, Id
Tot the revolver and paid no heed TO =,
i'm when the latter told him TO stop ~
he car. After driving on about 800 .'
ards Eden was convinced that such ~ -,
as not the case and that the shot = -
I'd actually come from the bushes
Dllins wanted to investigate rs he oH
I'd both arms and search lights with M
hich to make an investigation. but gu
hen they returned they found no II,