The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

James Comolli left to-day for Beth
ell, where he is to work for while.
Miss Evelyn Davis, who has beer
visiting with relatives in the city foi
about two weeks, has returned to her
home in West Fairlee.
Miss Tia Darby of Springfield, Mass
together with her mother, is visiting
at the Don Darby home on Seminary
street for couple of weeks.
Mrs Arthur Miles and three chill
dren, Paul Howard, and Dorothy, have
gone to Felchville to visit with Mrs.
Miles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Nichols.
After spending hundreds of dollars
without relief, /. u, Stahl, contractor,
Latrobe, Pa, was permanently relieved
of pile trouble by using Hem Roid-
prevents cutting Money back if it
fails, says E. A. Drown,-adv.
Another rip roaring party at Brook
field Thursday, Aug. IS. BunnelPs
New York jazz band will furnish their
original ryme, rythm and pep music.
Don't miss this dance. Admission,
Sl.l0 per couple. Gentlemen 75c, ladies
35c, war tax included. adv
Rev. Frank o. Hokerk, with X. H.
Ramsdell and C. T. Dix of Brook street
and A. o. Dodge of Elm street, left in
an automobile this morning with packs
and camping utensils and Implements,
which they plan to use on Mt, Mans
field during the next two or three DAYS.
Hundreds and hundreds of Barre
motorists are rather skeptical on the
advantages of cord tire because
they believe a cord tire cannot be re-
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street.--ady.
The mission circle of the Universal
ist church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Mears, Miles Granite block, next Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock This
is an important meeting and every
member is urged to be present, The
ladies are also asked to come prepared
TO sew and help our church quota for
the Red Cross.
There was hardly room enough for |
three cars to get by each other, espe- !
cially with one OF them standing dag
onally across the road on Pearl street |
near the junction of Pearl and Summer |
yesterday afternoon. The result of |
three of them trying it was slight
Iy bent front and rear fender on
Dodge car owned by the Barre &
Lighting & Power Co. of |
A New Hampshire car
was standing in the road at the ex-
RENE right facing Summer street and
he Dodge was diagonally across the
street facing in the same direction,
when a Buick of Charles H. Nichols
If Essex Junction rounded the corner
rom Summer street and before the
lriver could turn out of the way, had
lit the other machine hard enough
o knock it several feet, ii is said.
There was so little room for the Buick
hat when ii stopped it was half way
Icross the sidewalk No great damage
vas done.
It may be that the war had some
ming TO do with the scarcity OF hsh
Turing the last three or four years. II
nay have nothing to do with it. One
annot think of any concrete reason
Why it should, nor why it shouldn't.
tut the writer has seen more lucky
shermen this year than in any year
revious. So apparently there are t.
lore fish. This statement is carried
ut by the fact that in one OF the
mailer brooks that run through Barre
ity there have been caught in the last !
tx months more fish than in any of s
he five or six years previous. that is t
to the writer's knowledge This /
prinR a ten-inch trout was hooked, a
AIKEN from the water and eaten. Day /
efore yesterday six trout were hooked 6
nd taken from the formerly barren I
ater, all by one Isaac. They have I
OF been eaten yet, that, the writer is (
ware Of All of which shows, or is a
ltended TO show, that perhaps our a
mailer streams are, after all, becom-
IL inhabited.