The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-01
TALK or THE TORN

H For plumbing and heating, call james
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel s23. "
H -adv
4 Dance, North Montpelier, Friday eve
4 ming, June 2; CAROLS orchestra, sever
4 pieces adv
| from Boston university, from which
| college he graduated this year.
II Henry Giguere Of this city left yes
terday afternoon for Minneapolis
Mimi, where he will resume work
II Old and young folks dance, grange
hall, Williamstown, June 2 Coleman $
orchestra from Fitchburg, Mass. Spe-
cial novelties adv.
Il The ladies' union of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. d. R. Stu
art, 81 Spanlding street, Friday eve
ming, June 2, at 7:30.
Wall paper, paints and varnish at
greatly reduced prices; frst-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 374 North Main street, phone
l94M. Open daily 7 q. m. to . p, M
| adv.
Dance, Greenwood lake pavilion,
Woodbury., Friday, june 2. Music, the
Rivioli Melody Boys orchestra; the
seven harmony boys from New York
City. Special cabaret features. Dancing
from 0 until LADY.
!, Auction sale Of Montpelier real es
tate. Friday afternoon at o'clock,
June 2. The Glynn house at No. I5
!, River street One of which was re
Gently partially destroyed by fire The
other cottage has six rooms and a.
ways rents for sl3 per month. Both
will be sold to the highest bidder. This
is your chance to buy at your own
price. p. A. Perry, auctioneer-adv
The city street department il doing
4 great deal Of work OF late. All of the
streets below Merchant street on the
east side of North Main street have
been sprinkled with oil, while those in
the Elm street district have received a
coating of calcium chloride. Merchant
street is at present covered with Q
layer OF crushed stone which will be
rolled in by the steam roller in order to
put d new surface on the street.
Card4 have been mailed to Spaulding |
alumni announcing the annual banquet, |
which, this year, will be held in the |
vestry Of the Congregational church. |
This has been arranged to permit a |
more reasonable charge and it is hoped |
bv the committee that a much larger |
attendance will result from the change.
G.. Herbert Pape has consented 70 act
as POSTMASTER and fine program i
promised The banquet will be served
Wednesday night, June 7. and the tick
cts will be $3.50 plate. w, Arthur
Blackmore. chairman, asks that cards
be returned Immediately so that pro
vision can be made to accommodate the
number WHO will attend.
The Goddard varsity baseball team
has bur two more games scheduled
away from home this season. Saturday
afternoon the hill boys will line up
against the Norwich freshmen aggfe
CATION at Mortified. Goddard has al
ready defeated this team once this sea
son by score of l3 to J. Next Wednes
day the team will make a trip to
where they will play the
Rochester town team in what il ex
pected to be hard fought battle as
Rochester has formidable pitching
staff. So far this season Goddard has
won all its games but two. The only
two teams which have been able to de
feat the hill boys are the Harvard see
,nds and the Middlebury varsity
The Briscoe automobile, which went
,ff The road between Barre and East
Barre Saturday while being driven by
Walter r. Bixby, was damaged 10 the
,xtent of $500, ii is thought There was
10 collision, as stated in yesterdays :
,aper: there was no other vehicle in
light when Mr.. Bixby was running
long smoothly at curve and keeping
lose to the side of the road to avoid
collision On the curve the front
wheels went over bummock and
erked the steeringwheel out of the
rivers grasp. Momentarily unman
geable, the car plunged off the road
through fence and into a field full
{ rocks, where il balanced on a rock so
recariously that slight muscular ef
ort would have overturned il. Mr..
'ixby's daughter, Grace, passenger in
he ear. was thrown out among the
ocks but was not injured in the least
IT. Bixby wasn't hurt either, except
or soreness where the wheel came in
ontact with his body The radiator Of
he car was smashed, various parts OF
he foreward works torn off and one
heel broken. Mr.. Bixby was driving
n automobile of f. A. Drown, for
4. 4 A.