The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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odist church.-adv.
Automobile Blue Books for 1921 on
sale at Martins Book storc.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs George Smiths open
house at Spaulding Friday at S.-adv.
Everybody's dance, with CAROLS or
chestra, Thursday, May IL, in Wash
ington.-adv.
Saturday afternoon, May IA, is the
date for the rummage sale in the Epis.
copal vestry.-ady.
Spauiding senior play, "When Smith
Stepped Out" assembly hall, Friday,
] May l3, at S;l5 p. m.--ady.
S. II. S. lol6-meet at library Fri
day night at 1880. If you haven't ar
ranged for tickets call 3ll-W to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins Of More
town have moved to Frank Nichols
farm on west hill and are to work
for II. E. Miles.
Mrs. L. A. Carey of Colchester and
Mrs Herbert LaPier of Barre visited
Mrs. d. i. Wood and Mrs. Clarence
Moulton Of the west hill Tuesday.
A chamois for your auto, 75c; Bos
ton bag for Sl.75; a travelling bag, SO
Largest assortment of leather goods in
the city. At Lander's Cigar Store.--ad.
The license fee of S25 on gasoline
pumps in sidewalks or adjacent there
to is now due and should be paid at
the city clerks Office on or before May
Is
CAROLS orchestra, which Tuesday
evening played in Brookfeld, left by
automobile yesterday for Enosburg
Falls, having been engaged for con-
cert and dance there last evenig.
Rheumatism is increasingly prevs.
lent this year. This explains the UNI
usually large demand f. A. Drown has
for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu
matism sold on guarantee.-ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Scott, and
son, Henderson, of Detroit, Mich, for
mer residents Of Barre, are visiting
at the home on Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
NJ. Park, jrp of Merchant street.
The cottage house at the rear Of 40
Maple avenue, owned by A. Fine is to
he moved TO the vacant lot next to the
Fine residence on Maple avenue, per.
nit having been granted Tuesday
night
Glenn F. Hatch has completed his
duties "a conductor on the intercity
trolley line and Monday takes posses
sion of the general store at Crafts
bury recently purchased by him from
Fred Goodwin Mr.. Hatch formerly
owned q similar establishment at Low
err Cabot.
The selectmen Of the town Of Barre
have appointed W. + Shepard as clerk
of the board Of cemetery commission
ers to FIJI out the unexpired term Of
G. f. Perrin, now deceased There will
be a meeting of the cemetery commits
sioners Friday evening, the 18th. at 7 |
O'Clock, at the town clerks Office in
Websterville.
Miss Christina Smollet of yelling |
ton street ended five weeks pleas |
IRE trip and vacation from the Office
of Barclay Brothers granite plant, re-
turning here from Bethel During the
trip. Miss Smollet visited in Norfolk,
Va, Washington, d. C.. where she
was the CUES Of Miss Mamie Keleher
of Bethel at Trinity college and Mrs.
William Littlejohn; and in Boston and
Bethel, where she spent the past week.
While endeavoring to back team
to the endge of the road and bank on
Branch street yesterday morning, the
heavy load of dirt got too far over the
edge of the bank and with it went the
pair of horses, owned by n. NJ. Mel.
son. The bank is at the junction of
Branch and Brooklyn street, and about
Is feet deep. The grade which the
horses were dragged over was a rather
steep incline, vet the animals suffered
10 injury and after being untangled
rom the harnesses by driver Arthur
Martin and one or two other men, who
witnessed the accident, were able to re
ume work.