The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


Big reduction in hats at Mrs. Car
rolfs.--adv.
Man wanted: Must be over 20 years
old. F. w. Barrett, Montpelier adv.
Piano solo by Professor Howe at the
Magnet tonight between pictures
adv.
A SON was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Percival Bennett OF Elmwood
avenue:
John Shores of Hill street was called
to Montreal yesterday by the serious
illness of his mother.
Long distance and general trucking
light or heavy Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel 726-M or 746-W.-adv.
DR.. Horace Sowles of Jamaica Plains,
Mass, has arrived in the city and is
passing few days at his former home
on Beckley hin.
Baseball, Intercity park, Memorial
day, morning and afternoon games,
Boston & Maine Y NJ, G. A. VS., Mont
pelier X. of C.--adv.
Oren Walk of Springfield and John
Walk of Hartford, Conn, his brother,
arrived in the city recently to pass
few days with friends.
Opening dance, Woodbury. Lake
house pavilion, Saturday May %.
Hardwick orchestra. ST. per couple.
Come over and enjoy outdoor dancing.
adv.
H. f. Cutler, B. w. Hooker and
George Bond left yesterday afternoon
for Greensboro to spend few days at
Mr. Hooker's camp on Lake Caspian
fishing,
Members of the primary and inter
mediate departments of the NJ. +. Sun
day school will meet for children's
day rehearsal Saturday afternoon at
2.30 at the church. Parents please see
that their children attend, as this is
important.
Would not take 500 for it if !
couldn't get more" is what is said OF
"Levol," an ointment for the allevia-
ton of Group, bronchitis, catarrhal
colds, burns, scalds, sores, chapped
hands, etc For sale by Miss Mary l..
Bosworth, 81 Merchant street, agent
for Barre and South Barre.-adv.
The oKo Novelty Co. has opened
shop on South Main street for the
manufacture of wooden toys and play
furniture, occupying the former Lane
shop in the rear of the old Goodfellow
garage. This department is in addition
TO the metal toy shop conducted on
Pearl street. The company is produc-
ing rs types of wooden toys and pieces
of furniture, including miniature circus
outfits, Noah's arks, doll houses, wood
en- water tanks, donkeys, etc.
A flying machine may be seen soar
ing once again over Barre this after
noon, if the weather is favorable; il
not H. f. Banks, pilot and member
of the Brooks, Banks & Smith corpora
ton OF birmingham, Mass, win de-
fer his flight from Hanover, n H., un-
til the weather is favorable. His aim,
is to be in Barre over the week end and
Memorial day, and unless something
unforeseen happens ii is more than
likely that Mr.. Banks win land on
the aerial field near Wilson eeemtery
before Saturday. Mr.. Banks proposes
to accommodate passengers in Barre
Just as he did last year, when for the
first time Barre people had an oppor-
tunity to get a birdseye view of their
homes and thriving little metropolis
by flying with Mr.. Banks. Mr., Banks
expects to start his homeward journey
next Tuesday, having fulfilled his con.
g.
and will leave here for Boston, Last
week he did considerable flying at Han.
over, n. H., during junior prom week
at Dart mouth college, for which he was
engaged to carry up students. While
in this section he decided to make a
visit to Barre or Montpelier with his
Avro biplane, the same one which made
the first landing test on the Barre field.
Mr. Banks visited Montpelier yester-
day in an endeayor to locate a suitable
field, but, finding no favorable spots,
turned to Barre, where he was assured
field was still in condition to receive
him. Mr. Banks conferred with w A,
Drew, secretary of the Barre Board Of
Trade, but did not have time to visit
the field since he desired to return to
Hanover on the 455 train. Mr.. Banks
will be accompanied in his flight from
Hanover by his mechanic, NJ. Ward.
who is travelling with him this season
instead Of Mr.. Smith, now a silent
member of the firm. And 10 insure
flights for all BaFreites two drums Of
highest gasoline and a quantity of
castor oil, necessary for the operation
of the biplane's motor, viii be brought
along