The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

spring hat, call Mrs. BRINE, Laurel
street.
Large shipment of U. S. red rubber
boots Just arrived at Shea's' speciai
prices.--adv.
Miss Ruth E. Nelson of Barre is en-
ployed at the Bailey Music Rooms IN
St. Adams.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at
1880. Officers will please be present
for practice.
The guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet Sith Mrs. H. I.
Carter, Sheridan street, Thursday eve
ming at 1880.
Miss Florence LePage, clerk Of the
Holmes Bakery on North Main street
has been confined to her home on Pros-
pect street since Saturday.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Enrich Fri
dav afternoon at 3 o'clock at Rowland
hail. She has something to say that
YOU should be interested in,
Baptist Philatheasl There will be
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Jones. Bolster avenue, Wednesday eve
ming. Everyone bring their work.
George Wallace. solicitor from the
financial department of the American
Express company in New York Clty
is stopping for few days at the Barre
office.
Poverty dance, Cobble Hill grange
! hall, Friday evening, March a. Every.
one out for a good time, both old and
young. Good music, refreshments
Benefit for the Near East relief.-adv
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. HOLSTER Jackson
arrived in New York City last Wednes
dav from Porto Rico. Mrs. jackson
contracted pneumonia and Is in the
Roosevelt hospital, where she is con
valescing.
Maccabees, attention! Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, No. |, Will be
held Wednesday evening at TN
o'clock. Entertainment by the March
circle. Refreshments Collector will be
at the hall at 7 o'clock.
Barre council, No 4Ol, Knights OF Co
lumbus, will exemplify the hrst de
gree upon a number of candidates N
the council hall Thursday evening
March 3, at 1880 p m. The presence
of every member of the council Is UT
gently requested for this occasion
A farce entitled, "The Pink Swar
Pattern" will be given in the assembly
room of the Universalist church Thurs
day evening, March 3. at o'clock, un
der the direction of Miss Blanche III
den. Admission, adults, ESQ., children
under y, l5c. Ice cream will be OF
sale. adv.
An early morning telephone cal
summoned the fire department this
morning at I o'clock to the home 9
Charles Fasola at 535 North Man
street for raging chimney fre. hsn'
chemical tanks were used In extln
gushing the fire. no damage OF conse
quence being effected.
Members Of Barre post, No, 10
American Legion, may secure tlcket
for the club dance from Steward james
Robertson at the clubhouse. lhre'
pieces of Carroll's orchestra have beef
engaged for the evening Thursda.
March 2. beginning at s o'clock ant
continuing to II. Refreshments. Tick
cts. 75c: extra ladies free.-adv.
When an unknown man entered tn
Barre Cooperative creamery store yes
terdav afternoon and began to talk II
blankety blank terms which in news
paper print would look better IN On
nese. Charles Humphrey, clerk, sa
ND and took notice, then stood up am
listened This unknown person talket
in everyday language and soon mad
II known to Mr.. Humphrey that hi
life had been in jeopardy while pass
inp the store. full size brick havinI
dropped from the cornice Fl the build
mo two stories above and landed no
six inches in front of him with thus
unon the cement walk that sent
scattered in pieces Mr.. Pedestrian hs'
close shave, so TO speak, and wash
exacflv pleased with the situation. Al
inspection OF the cornice all aroun'
the building discovered that the warn
RAYS of the sun yesterday drew IN
frost from the mortar and bricks, leav
inc the bricks loose 10 topple onto IN
sidewalk below. Building Inspecto
George Rand condemned the cornie
Yesterday afternoon and soon afte
that the walk was roped on by Barr
6remen TO protect the public. TO
dav mason was engaged in repair
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