The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
TALK or THE TOWN


If you have never tasted any of GU
ice cream try a brick tomorrow. Barr,
Drug Co.--adv.
William Durkee of 2l5 South Mail
street has been moved to the City hos
pital for treatment.
Neil Nelson, who underwent an op
GRAFTON at the City hospital the Other
day, is doing very well.
Alden Bailey of Maple ayemie left
recently for Bridgeport, Conn, where
he has found employment.
Frank Prestini of 81 Granite street
was removed FROM his home to the
Barre City hospital yesterday to re.
ceive treatment.
Eugene Bison, Gus Desilets and
Mederic Boulrice of East Barre have
gone to New York City to attend the
New York auto show.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson of 80 Hill
street is a patient at the Barre City
hospital, having been brought there
yesterday for treatment.
See the Legion boys in their first
game of basketball against Green
Mountain post of st. Adams. Spauld-
ing gymnasium, Saturday night.--adv.
Why not buy a beautiful Sonora
talking machine from Bailey's Music
Rooms and enjoy the best of music in
your home every day in the year,
adv.
On Monday evening T. r. Merrill,
leader of the Montpelier Military band.
will be present at the Barre City band
meeting and will take charge of the
rehearsal. Every member of the band
is expected to be present.
Mrs. Mary Adie, who has been spend
ing the winter in New Haven, Conn,
with Mrs. George Milne, returned to
New Haven to-day to rejoin Mrs.
Milne, after passing two weeks at her
home at 81 Franklin street.
If your overcoat needs repairing, let
us do it for you while this warm
weather lasts. All work done satisfac-
torily. Barre Cleaning, Dyeing and
Tailoring Shop, 1872 North Main street.
Phone 1929. Walter Krinovitz,
Prop.
John Mitchell of Philadelphia, Pa,
who has been spending the holidays at
his former home in Websterville, re
turns this evening to his employment.
On the way back he will stop with
friends in New Haven, Conn, and New
York City.
The W. c. T. Z. was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon at The
home of Mrs. George Wood. The pro.
gram, which was in charge of Mrs. w.
II. Richardson, was much enjoyed by
all. Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Wood.
Frank Miano, a barber of the Miers
shop until a few weeks ago and
who is now working in New York
in a letter TO a Barre friend
yesterday. stated that he was the vic
tim of a hold-up while walking to his
home on West Gath street last Tues
day night, the robber suddenly sur
prising him from a doorway and ae
costing him with a revolver. Miano
was ieeced of SIT, but recovered the
sum al a police station later whan the
was caught and brought
10 justice.
A shoeless horse, without foot pads
aid to have been purchased for one
lollar and a half. went into eternity
ia the Barre and Montpelier electric
yesterday Immediately after a
main line car struck him. William Rock
# Barre was leading the horse, accord
ng to information received, and was
aking him to Montpelier with hopes
# disposing of him. The electric car
much effort disposed of his
ife, and William Mahoney his carcass.
Is already stated, the horse had mel
shoes, footpads nor creepers on
nd when he slipped down on the steel
ar track found difficulty in rising
gain. His %nonchalant attitude spelt
~isaster. for despite Motorman Ba- f.
ores quick appliance OF the airbrakes
he a could not be stopped in time to :
vert the fatality. This accident hap
ened just below the Marvin farm ]
tie yesterday morning. ,