The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
A good piano for $3.50 this week at
Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.

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Bailey's Music Rooms.---adv.
Mrs. John Tassie of South MAR
street is confined to her home by i'll
ness.
Earle Lander, game warden from
Orange, is visiting week with friend:
in the city.
Harold Potter of Maple avenue ha:
begun work at the Harvey & Mower
paint shop on South Main street.
Misses Hattie and Irene Lander OF
Washington street are spending the
week with relatives in Burlington.
Frank Pateneaud, salesman for the
Cadillac company of Burlington, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The sewing circle of the Hospital
Ladies aid will meet Friday afternoon
at 2:30 in the hospital dining room.
The st. Johns committee will meet
in Worthen hall Saturday night at
1880 o'clock Alfred Milne, secretary.
Daniel Badore of the Barre & Mont
pelier Traction company is detained
at his home in Montpelier on account
| of illness.
The w. c. I. Z. will have food
and rummage sale in the Baptist
church vestry Saturday afternoon at 2
| o'clock. adv.
You will enjoy hearing the Burns
concert in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday night, Jan. Is. Watch for
program adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ducharme of
Philadelphia, former residents of
Barre, are visiting friends here for
few days, before departing for Cali
fornia to dwell
John Wildgoose of Beckley hill en-
ployed for the past few months at the
Buick Moves eompany's salesrooms in
Boston, has finished work there and
returned TO his home in Barre Town.
Basketball, armory, Montpelier, on
Thursday, Jan. 20 Montpelier post
No. 3, VS.. Woodsville, n H. Game
called at S;l5 sharp. Dance after the
game. Music by the Oriental Six--adv
Born at the Randolph sanatorium,
Jan, IL, son, James B.. jr., to Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Svret, formerly OF
this place. The baby is a grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stone of 292 Main
street.
Ladies': If you wish to remove that
superfluous hair, write to me for infor
nation. ] had growth of hair on my |
face for over 20 years. The hair has
gone, also the roots are killed If this
advertisement interests you, write to
p. O. box "a, Medford Hillside, Mass
adv.
Lee Tracy, a representative of the
Cook Watkins Manufacturing Co. in
Nebraska who since last December
has been at his home in Berlin, went
to Boston yesterday to the head of.
flee Of the company and from there
starts to-day for Omaha City, Neb.,
his territorial headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mclean, who
have been visiting for the past week
at the home of John G.. Mcleod of
Averill street, returned yesterday TO
their home in Cobalt. Ont Mr. Me.
Lean is former Goddard student and
now represents the Sullivan Machine
Go, of Claremont, n, H., in northern
Canada
Riley Burgess, superintendent Of the
Cook Watkins Manufacturing Co., who
-, s., .
lays, returned to his home on Mer
liant street last evening. Miss Olive
Burgess, his daughter. accompanied
Jim and is now taking an indefinite
,acation from studies at Bryant STRAIT
on Business college Of Boston.
One of the largest plate glass win
lows in the city, valued at nearly $500,
vas reduced to bits yesterday after
,oon about 4 o'clock, when large
delivery team Of " NJ Nelson's backed
nto the display window OF Ny Bakery.
70 one happened to be near the heavy
,lats, when it was falling, and no
-oods were on display in the window
# Gerald Holmes bakery, so nothing ,
mt the damage TO the glass was done
AILnui AldIllH bA west street, "a years I
Id. and a younger man, Joseph La .
alley, had Just finished unloading a ,
of -four in bags Stepping !
n the pole between the two horses, /,
IT. Martin attempted to remove the
lankets from the horses. but as he
i'd so the horses began to back; the
ems dropped between the two, and
Ir. Martin was thrown by the sud.
en- jerk Of the sled to the sidewalk
nd curbing, striking upon the back G
{ his head with part Of his body be- 6
ind the horses feet as they were step
ing backwards Mr.. Lavalley's at 7
pmpts to urge the horses forward bv
houting was TO no avail. and the large
led, which had been backed TO the
dgc Of the sidewalk for the CON
enence Of unloading the -four. stopped :
My with the crash of the glass Mr..
avalley, in the meantime, had assist.
Mr.. Martin and prevented further
hurry to him, which he might have
lstained from the horses stepping on
i'm The window was one Of tso Y
lch in the Scampini block on North :
lain street, and had dimensions of 10
yet six inches by ! feet five inches. G
sudden influx of frigid air entered o
10 bakery hut uas eonn lpasa,oJ H.. \