The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-06
: TALK OF THE TOWN
Ked tennis at Shea's.-adv.

heu tennis AZ Shea s.-HdV'
Miss Irene Breaux Of st. Adams, a
weekend guest of Miss Doris Burke
returned to her home to-day.
Rings. watches. jewelry, silverware
clocks for graduation and weddings al
Goodfellows. the little shop with the
| big stock.--adv.
| Arthur Blackmore returned to his
home on Pleasant street Saturday aft
ernoon, after two months business
trip to the middle west in the inter
ests of the Waldron Shield Granite
Co., Inc.
Madame Marie, clairvoyant, palmist,
trance medium Of San Diego, Cal, win
be in this city one week, only. She
has taken rooms at 80 Jefferson street,
where she will give readings to any
one interested in clairvoyant. Tel.
3l6-X.-adv.
A play in French viii be given by
members of L'Union of st. Jean Bap-
tiste. The play is very good comedy,
entitled "L'Amour A La Poste." Every
body invited, Date, June 6; place BIZ
jou theatre; admission, adults, 35c;
children 10 to Is years, l5c. Watch for
program.7aadv.
William Blanchard, graduate Of
the Spaulding 'ls class, is now having
a months vacation from the Office of
the Boston Shoe and Rubber Co. in
Maiden, Mass, as the result of sus-
pension of manufacturing by this con.
Germ. Mr.. Blanchard will pass the tins
at his home in the city.
Orlo Allen, for the past several
months stationed at the railway mail
terminal in Springfield, Mass, has been
transferred to the railway mail termi.
nal in White River Junction and while
en- route stopped over Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Allen, at
their home on Brook street.
0. NJ, Jennison of Peacham, driver
OF the Ford car which figured in the
collision with the Aldrighetti Oldsmo
bile on a curve Just beyond Marshfield
last Tuesday, says that he was on the
right side of the road, the driver of the
latter car turned out too far and
pumped IHe smaller machine.
Paul Scampini and brother, Charles, |
of Seampini square, Mrs. H. b. Hayden |
and little daughter Margaret, of 90
Washington street motored Saturday |
to Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Scampini and |
his brother intended to continue their |
journey to Hartford, Conn, where they |
win be joined by Mrs, Paul Scampini !
and return home.
A hound, the owner of whom could |
not be learned, met his fate yesterday |
afternoon about $3.50 on North Main |
street near the Bolster home, when a..
Ford touring car passed over his body |
and broke his back. The animal reached /
the lawn of the Bolster home and there
died almost instantly, The driver Of |
the Ford car was not learned as the car
continued going after hitting the dog.
The animal was, apparently. fox or
rabbit hound, and black and white in
color. A small leather collar with
brass trimmings was held securely
with lock. Chief Sullivan was notified
and caused the dog to be disposed Of
Wayne Broggi, she eight-year.old son
Of Mrs. Ethel Broggi of 40 Pearl street,
to-day rests at his home with bis right
leg above the knee in splints as the re
suit of an automobile accident Satur
lay evening about O'Clock in the
Broggi backyard while the lad was
playing with several other little lads
). f. Humphrey of Plainield, driving
lis Buick car, in turning from Summer
street to the spacious lot at the rear
If the Broggi home, struck the little
fellow as he and his playmates scat
.ered in all directions. The bumper OF
he car struck the lad near the hip and
,aused a single fracture Of the bone
The car was stopped and Mr. Hum
,hrey carried the child to his home
The latter's right eye was so badly
injured he was. unable to open it yes
.erday.