The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


marked down at Shea's. adv
Dance Saturday night, socialist hall,
Granite street; Baldy's orchestra. lady.
Edward Brown of Forsythe place was
business visitor in St. Johnsbury yes
terday
All roads lead to city hall, Montpel-
Ter, Tuesday, May 8. Telephone oper.
ators' dance.---adv.
Won't -Macgregor golf clubs, SIS
each; steel shafted club also at browns
Drug store.-adv
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
Special car after.--adv.
Charles Zanleoni of the BsUe Drug
company returned this morning from
business trip to Boston.
Ten per cent off on all chokers for
Friday and Saturday at the Barre Tail
or shop, Eastman block.--ady.
Mrs. G. Il. May of Wilhamstown was
in the city yesterday, stopping with
friends while on her way to Morrisville.
"St. A. Specials" cigars Of supe-
rior quality and union workmanship;
all dealers. Raymond Guyette, Mfr,
St. Adams, Vt--adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel. 726-M or 746-W.
adv.
Maccabees, attention! The collector
win be at the Home bakery Saturday
from 2 to 5 p. m. Members please take
notice.
Robert Barclay of Brook street is
passing several days at his home here
from Norwich university during junior
week at the school
Mrs. John Macdonald OF Bassett
street returned home to-day from Bos-
ton, after an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Edith Gordon, who has been
passing few days at her home on
| Spaulding street, returned early this
week to Waltham, Mass.
| Charles Gattoni of 50 Smith street
left last evening for New York, where
he has secured employment in one OF
the union stone plants in that city.
Many people are particular about
their food. Good, wholesome meals us.
ually satisfy. Bakers Certified Flavor.
| ing Extracts are made for particular
people.--adv.
Mattress of cotton felt at $40. Big
nice, one-piece mattress at price of q
combination cotton and excelsior. This
is big chance. Get one at Rockers
Saturday
Two large Mack trucks passed
through the city this morning on then
way to st. Johnsbury, where they are
to be used by a large contracting con
cern from Worcester, Mass, on road
job in that vicinity
1 A great deal of interest prevails
among the girls of the city now that
the time for the trip to the st. Johns
bury conference draws near. A number
Of young ladies from each church have
been drawn to attend the conference
! the quota allowed from this city being
about Is.
Extensive alterations are being mad,
at the Reynolds & Son store on Nortl
Main street. For the past two weeks
carpenters and painters have been busy
bracing up and laying the new hard
wood flooring with which the first fiooi
is to be covered and painting up thu
entire lower floor of the building.
Five Barre men, who went TO Bur
/ lington early this week to secure EN-
ployment, found conditions very unfa
yorable. They were offered only Slot
per day on concrete job for private
party, and that grudgingly. Needless
to say, they did not linger in that 10
4 cality.
Il Landlords throughout the city wer,
being blamed this morning by stenog
raphers who came to work to find tbs
offices cold and damp with no eneour
aging heat coming through the radi
ators. Oil and gas stoves were yer.
much in evidence in all quarters, pulled
ND as close to the desks as advisable.
Misses Mary and Fanny Carleton
reached Barre Wednesday night aftel
spending the winter in Orange City
Fla, having been at the home of L. w
Webster in Randolph since Saturday
night, following the accident at Roy
alton, when their automobile, in which
the trip to and from Florida was made
mounted steep bank at the side Of
the underpass when il was seen the
underpass could not be made without
serious accident The automobile
turned completely over, but, thu
top being up and side curtains on, thu
occupants were not thrown out, and
only Miss Mary Carleton was injured
some part OF the car striking her in the
back and hurting her 20 as to confn'
her to the bed for the next few days
A passerby brought them to the hons
of the Webster family, friends OF th'
Misses Carleton, and there they re
NAMED until Miss Mary was able e
make the trip TO Barre. Mr.. Turner O
Berlin, who spent the winter also y
Orange City and made the trip boil
ways in the Carleton car, went FOL
them in the car Wednesday, and sinc'
repairs have been made the damage Z
the ear and trailer IL found to b
| much less than would have been ex
pected as a result Of such an accident
Mr.. Turner, who was driving at thu
time, is credited with great presenc
of mind, as. with the brakes not work
ing properly, there is little doubt i
the minds Of the party but that dealt
might have resulted to some Of then
had an attempt been made to make tn
underpass, upon which they came un