The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

! study meeting at the churcn tuesday
evening at o'clock.
Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works Tel. 726-M or W.-adv.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, viii
be held Tuesday, July 10, at 7:l5 p. m
Mrs. Elmer O. Holmes and son re,
turned to the city yesterday, having
spent a month at their camp at does
pond.
Miss Mary Bosworth of Merchant
street left yesterday for New York
City and plans to spend a two weeks
vacation there.
A. A. Temple, manager of the Tn,
ion Dry Goods store has left for Lake
Morey, where he will pass two
weeks vacation.
The guardian of the Wakonda camp
fire girls requests them to meet in the
church parlors tonight at 7 o'clock.
Business of importance.
Rev. Maurice j. McKenna of Chicago
is spending few weeks at the rec.
tory of st. Monicas church with Rev.
p. M. McKenna, his brother.
Wanted 10 Rent-A g. or 7-room
tenement or cottage; best locality in
Barre desired by Barre business man !;
write TO IF" care Times.-adv.
Perley Bradbury of the Goodfellow
Jewelry company and his mother and
sister are having weeks vacation
at the camp Of E. 0. Holmes at Joe's
pond,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Blair and son, Rus
sell, passed the week end at their home
on Nelson street and returned Hast
evening to East Dorset, where Mr..
Russell is employed.
Just received from Europe. few
fine yiolins suitable for professional or
amateur, at moderate prices, also fine
line of musical strings. Sherman N.
Parker, s Merchant street, Barre.
Miss Elizabeth Maloney, the To-
cal Red Cross and district nurse, went
to Burlington Saturday TO attend to-
day, tomorrow and Wednesday con
ference of the Vermont Red Cross
Miss Frances Fadden Of the r. Fl.
Rogers company and Miss Bertha
Pierce of the Homer Fits company
have returned to their duties after q
few weeks vacation spent in different
points in Massachusetts and New
Howard c. Newcombe, who has been
having weeks vacation from the |
American Railway Express CO., and
Steven Dineen, a weeks vacation from |
The office of the Calder & Richardson
Coal Co. returned Saturday from
after passing a week there. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emslie Of % |
Maple avenue left Saturday night for |
Boston TO visit relatives and from |
here will go 10 New York City dur
ng the coming week, MIR. Emslie hav-
ny begun Saturday two weeks va
cation from the Marion Cigar store.
Miss Margaret p Kennedy Of Chjca-
20 is visiting with her cousin, Miss
Margaret MeKenna of 20 Summer
street, while passing a few weeks va
alton in Vermont Before she returns
10 Chicago the Misses Kennedy and |
McKenna plan to motor to Canada 10
visit the shrine of st. Anne De
Beaupre.
James Giacamuzzi, popularity known
.hruogh his utilization with the old
|. A. G. ball club as a second base
nent, dropped in upon Barre friends
yesterday for a brief visit, for the frst
lime since his departure for Milford,
Mass, five years ago. Mr.. Giacamuz
i is now employed in Bethel. while
playing with the town baseball team.
The meeting Of the Barre company
# the Vermont National Guard will
Ne held at the Legion club hall on
hurch street Tuenday evening, July
o. beginning at 1880 O'Clock. The
Meeting is for the purpose of organ
zing and electing officers, but the
men will not be sworn an at that time,
IS was stated in Saturdays paper II
: absolutely necensary that every man
'e present Tuesday evening"
Street car service was interfered
With last evening for about an hour
fter the trolley wire near Second
treet broke and fell to the ground II
sppened as the 80 car out of Barrie
approached the spot, and for few
minutes Motorman Felt of Montpelier
cit rather indignant at the antics Of
he live wire which fell in front of
i'm and threatened to touch him. He
ucked out of reach and the two ends
{ the wire dropped to the ground,
erforming all kinds of snake dances
nth the glaring flashes from contact
18th the street rails. Two Spaniards.
Or whom MotOrmsn Felt was stopping
he car, hastily changed their minds
bout boarding the car with the first
ash of the live trolley wire as IL
truck the ground, and disappeared in
sste. A crowd Of young men and
oys, who make their headquarters
bout that section Of the city. likewise
ought places Of safety as the electric
Tres carrying 800 volts danced and
,aped about the road and threatened
, Jump upon the sidewalk. The two
Tres finally settled beyond the in
de rail on Re grass and there re-
Iained unharmful to everyone but a
og, who happened to step upon the |
ire in crossing il. As he did so he !
elped with pain and dashed off with ,
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