The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN



II Follow the crowds to Sheas bi
H mark down shoe sale.--adv.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Luke harrington {
H Cabot visited in the city yesterday.
H A. A. Macmillan of Pearl street lef
| this morning for Brattleboro, where h
| is to be employed.
i Eldon Ball of Hill street went t
Groton yesterday to spend few day
at his fathers camp.
Miss Agnes Leslie of this city ha
gone to Worcester and Haverhil
Mass, to visit relatives for a weel
or so.
Mrs. Peter Cassidy and son, Philip
of Plain street have returned from |
Today visit in New Haven, Conn.
with friendr
Rinaldo Puricelli underwent an op
Grafton at his home on Hooker avenue
yesterday to have his tonsils and ade
noids removed
William J. Maxwell of Washington
street has recovered from scarlet fever
that for the past four weeks or more
has kept him quarantined at his home
Rifle shooting, golf putting, dart
throwing, ARCHAEOLOGICAL will be in
full swing at the Clan picnic at Gale
donia park, Saturday, July 30.--adv.
Plan to spend Saturday. July 30th, at
Caledonia park Bring the whole fam
lily and have one glorious day in the
open. Amusement for everybody Plen.
ty to eat and cold drinks and ice cream
on sale.-adv.
| Nine mara ,asn. ,,ora @ol. a. II
Barre City hospital for the public
/ poliomyelitis clinic yesterday after
noon, making p for the day who were
given treatments for correction of aft :
er-results Of the disease.
r. E. Emery, supervisor of ac-
counts from the home office Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in
New York City, audited accounts at
the branch Office in this city yesterday
and left here to audit accounts at the
Burlington Office.
Envoy J. w Sykes. who recently
came to Barre to take charge of Sal.
walton Army work, has received sew
eral calls for cast of clothing which
he is anxious to comply with, and il
anyone has clothing OF seryiceable ma
ture which they are willing TO donate
to a good purpose they are asked to
call on Envoy Sykes at Is Mount
street ora telephone 26l-M to give in
formation. Envoy Sykes, although in
his slst year, is proving himself quite
a hustler in looking after the needs
of the poorer people of the communi.
ty He is Grand Army man. having
served in the Civil war with New York |
cavalry troops.
Following the general lowering of |
prices on ice cream and sodas in other |
places, Barre retailers of these hot |
weather delicacies have started a gen.
eral reduction on the goods which are
in local stores. A soda |
which has been selling at lie and Zoe
has dropped TO loo and 9c respective.
ly, while home manufacturers of ice
cream are now offering l0.cent cones
for seven cents, eight cent cones for
.ix and seven cents. and. in some of
he smaller stores, where the regular
sight-cent cone has been selling for
seven cents the price has been dropped
% six cents. Bottled goods that are
,ent in from outside manufacturers
lave not taken any drop since this
ipring, neither has ice cream that is
ent in from Burlington and other
arge manufacturing centers Bulk
ream in some stores has suffered a
eduction of from five to fifteen cents
! quart, but in some places where
ones are selling cheaper there has
'een no drop in price in the bulk
Sheriff H. c. Lawson Of Montpelier
Irrested yesterday four Young farm.
rs on warrants issued by States At
orney Fred B. Thomas, charging them
With breach of peace upon Clyde Lance
4 Cabot, and arraigned them before
Judge f. L. Scott in Barre city court
asst evening William Walbridge, Is,
{ Cabot pleaded not guilty and was
laced on $500 bail, surety OF which
Fas made by himself and Anna Wal
ridge and Edwin c. Gould of Cabot
bernard Urban, Is, pleaded not guilty !
nd with Edwin C. Gould furnished !
urety for $500 bail Gerald Perry, I
s. Of Cabot pleaded not guilty and
nth Walter J. Perry supplied bonds
$500, while Jack Burbank, of Wal. .
en- furnished surety of $500 bail by :
i'm self and brother, Charles A. \
The alleged offense was {
ommitted on July 4, according to .
he warrants The case will not be I,
card for several days, it being left u
pen until the return Of Judge Scott. n
no left to-day for East Alburg to o
smain until the middle of next week. y
Robert Q. Mcdonnell, superintend e
nj of the Mcdonnell 4 Son granite
liant, arrived in the city after a most !.
leasant two weeks absence, during :,
hich time he and his family visited :
it'll his mother in Buffalo, y. Y. Mr.. I,
IeDonnell left Barre shortly before =
he Dempsey Carpenter fight and with I,
K acquaintance Of Buffalo, motored {,
} Jersey City 10 witness this battle ;,
r. Mcdonnell was greatly impressed ),
it'll the massiveness OF the arena and =,
IL repaid in the mere opportunity to
see a crowd OF 10000 assembled
ON all parts of the world. The fight
self was by no means a disappoint
ent 70 him, for though Of short dur
ion there was fiction enough to en-.
DE the onlookers TO get an excellent /.
ca Of the ability Of the two men. II
nnnsev iypnrasecd Nv Mrno,.,U a.