The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
TALK or THE TOWN


Will carry to state fair daily, $3.50
each. Cali 7SS-M after p. m, A. nj.
Davis.-adv.
Andrew Miles and his blasting out
fit have moved from Wolcott to Mid
dlesex Center.
Sauveur Gilbert of Graniteyille won
the running race at Mortified fair on
Thursday, time l:02.
Clifton More passed the week end
with his parents on fremont street,
from studies in the University Of YER
mont
Peter Dillon of Watertown, Me-, was
q business visitor in Barre and Mont
pelier the latter part of the week, but
returned this morning to his home.
Mrs. Anita Bjornesky and son, Mich
olas, have returned to their home in
New Haven, Conn, after passing q
week or so with relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lneius Flint of Sum-
mer street visited in Washington over
the week end and their daughter, Ruth,
passed Sunday with friends in Ran
dolph.
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by E. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money back
if it fails.-adv,
Regular meeting of council Laval
2lS, LUnion st. John Baptiste d.
Ameriaue, Tuesday, Oct. A. at 1880 p,
m. Members are requested to attend.
Per order Rec. Sec.
Fireman John Downs returned to his
duties at fire headquarters yesterday,
after a three months leave of absence.
Downs will be driver of the big La
France truck as he was before he left
Congregational Philatheas, atten-
ton, The annual supper, postponed
from last week, is to be held to-mor.
row Tuesday at 8 p. m, followed by
reports of the past years work and
election of officers.
The first meeting Of the season of
the Barre Woman's club will be held in
Rowland hall tomorrow Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 Mrs. Alex Smith
win give a report of the meeting of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The annual parish supper of the Con
gregational church will be held on
Wednesday evening at 5;45. Come and
bring your families. enjoy the supper
together and remain for a social hour
and the program that has been pre-.
pared
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33, o. +. s., on Wednesday evening
Oct. 5, at 7:30 O'Clock. Comforting Of
degrees by the worthy matrons of the
chapters in district No. 4. Entertain
ment and refreshments served after the
meeting.
Barre citizens should welcome this
years entertainment course which
costs over 81 900 for talent consisting
or only FIVE numbers. This year as be-
fore the course is being jointly pro-
NOTED by the Woman's club and the
Barre Board Of Trade. Season tickets
will be put on sale Tuesday, Oct. r.
adv.
Aleide Gamache, % years old, was
arrested yesterday on charge Of en-
tering the United States without reg
istering and submitting TO examina
ton. The arrest was made on federal
warrant for the immigration officials
at Newport Gamache Is being held at
the police station pending the arrival
of officers from Newport.
Nature in occasional spells Of ennui
produces freak who finds great pleas
ure in tampering with the lives of 9th
ers. Such freak drove a common door
KEY into fire alarm box 81 at Depot
square last night, thereby putting the
box out OF commission. Chief Heney
found the mischief this morning and
Immediately arranged to have the door
of the box sawed off the hinges and
the key removed as the principal dis
trict OF the city is covered by box 81.
The chief offers a substantial reward
to anyone who win give him any in
formation as TO the person who put
the KEY in the box When a key, includ
ing the regular box kew, is inserted in
the lock Of the box il Il automatically
locked there and cannot be removed
unless the box is opened and a release
key. carried by the chief, is used, II
was. therefore, impossible to take out
the door key which was jammed in box
2l and the hinges had to be sawed
Barre citizens can look forward with
pleasant anticipation TO this years en-
tertainment course. which has been
jointly arranged by the Board Of Trade
and the Barre woman's club The tai
ent. which consists of five quality mum
beers, has been secured az a cost of sp-
proximately $1,000. The program as
scheduled for the present calls for the
first number on Wednesday, Oct 10.
when the Harpvocal ensemble will APP
pear with Misses Nellie and Ethel Zim
mer and Louise Harris, harpists and
pianists. In conjunction with this trio
siderable renown in Boston, having
been soloist for a number Of years AZ
Kings chapel and the Old South church
Of that city. Later numbers consist Of
Doctor Lichliter, an able straight from.
the shoulder speaker. who viii make
searching analysis of present social
tendencies, the orpheus quartet, which
appeared here last season and needs no
further introduction, the Great Lakes
string quartet, which was chosen 70
accompany President Wilson on his
two historic trips to France and con
sists Of a first and second violin, viola
and cello; and last, but not least. IS