The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Attend the big sale. now going OF
at the Barre Bargain Store.--adv.
A son was born April 81 to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Blanchard of South Barre.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Il. S. Joslyn of Waits
field motored to Barre yesterday tt
pass the day on business.
! r, G. Wilson of Bailey's Music
Rooms has just returned from yaca
ton spent in Burlington.
DR.. Fl. II. Hunter returned to the
city yesterday from st. Johnsbury, aft
er passing the week end with friends
there.
Miss Lillian Williams left yesterday
for st. Johnsbury, after spending a
few days on Pearl street with her
mother.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, May 3. at 7;l5 p. m
Balloting and initiation.
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and glossy--Parisian Sage
Z. A. Drown sells the genuine that
does not change the natural color of
the hair.---adv
J. A. Healy of Averill street, who
has been confined to his home for the
past two weeks by illness, has resumed
his work as superintendent at the Can
ton Bros. granite manufacturing plant.
Glen Fl. Woodward, supply SER
geant of the goth field artillery at
Camp Jackson, South Carolina, is pass
ing 30-day furlough with his father,
Harvey Woodward, of 2l2 South Main
street.
Baptist guild girls, important! Init.
alton meeting at the home of Marion
Jones on Bolster avenue Tuesday. eve.
ming at 1880. New members and old,
please be present and wear white if
possible.
j. Wendell Smith of Perry street has
returned from New Haven, Conn,
where he went last week to attend
the Yale Boston university baseball
game and spend few days with his
brother, D. Winifred Smith.
Wanted--nerve force, health, vigor
weight. Let Bitro Phosphate supply
those wants. Let it bring nerve quiet.
restful Sleep appetite and happiness.
Buy it at f. A. Drown & Co.'S drug
store and stop worrying adv.
II. w. Scott, supreme warden Of the
New England Order of Protection, went
to North Adams, Mass, on the morning
train to-day to be present at class
initiation there this evening, Mr.. Scott
expects to return to his office here to-
morrow.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
yesterday sold for William HOWE and
wife their residence on South Main
street TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Favor of
Spsulding street, who buy for home
and who win occupy the place within
a few days.
Anyone who ia familiar with theatri-
Gals will recognize the excellence of the
cast that supports Geraldine Farrar in
"The Rid Woman" at the Magnet
Wednesday Montague Love, William
p. Carleton, Adele Blood Msdge Bel
lamy, Frank Losee, Louis Stern--every
one~a name worth featuring.
Miss Il. Marion Dorward, musical
instructor in the city schools, went to-
LAY to Boston, where she will attend
the Eastern Music Supervisors con
ference, as the representative from
Vermont. The conference takes in 20
states, from Florida TO Maine, and
three Canadian provinces, and lasts
through the remainder OF the week
Mrs. Dorwsrd accompanied her daugh-
ter and will visit friends in Methuen,
Mass, her former home.
Dr. Edward r. Baldwin, a director
and teacher in tuberculosis at Sara
nae Lake. n. Y, is expected here next
Friday evening or Saturday morning
TO remain three or four days. DIR. Bald
win Is another physician who is de-
voting his skill and study to tubercu.
lar work and comes here at the direc- |
ton of the National Tuberculosis as
TO continue the investigation
Of the local industry and examine the
His examinations will he
made at the Office Of DIR. ID. G. Jarvis !
next NSuludN AT tue SAINT Hpufs dn Tue
past two clinics have been, from a.
m. to 4 p. m. and in the event that
be will make further examinations on
,ther days an item to that effect will !
be found in these columns later.
A letter and newspaper clipping re-
,eived by Charles Zapleoni. ir., of |
North Main street related an accident |
N which Mr. Zanleoni's father, Charles |
Ianleoni. who with his wife and son,
Joseph, has been spending the winter
n Italy, narrowly escaped fatal injury
while endeavoring to board an electric
rain. Mr. Zanleoni, in company with |
everal friends, had been visiting in
Porto Cersio and because of his slight |
ameness due to one foot, in which he
uttered blood poison last year he was
little late in catching the train for
dilano. Mr.. Zanleoni fell between the
airs and tracks. II seems he struck
he middle rail. alive with electricity,
which thrust him from his precarious
,osition and nearly 30 feet away, un-
saving his life thereby. He
vas badly injured, however. and will
e confined to a hospital for at least
q DAYS, the Italian newspaper clip
ing states. In answer to a cablegram