The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-15
TALK or THE TOWN


rived for Shea's shoe sale.-ad
George A. Laird OF Cabot was in the
city over Sunday visiting friends.
D. A. Brown Of Mortified was in the
city Saturday on business visit.
| John Carroll of Park street returned
Saturday from a business visit to Bos-
ton.
William Carter Of Hanover, N. H.,
was in the city yesterday visiting
| friends.
w. G. Adams has returned, after
several days spent in Pittsburgh and
Buffalo on business.
Coach Carl Lundholm arrived in the
city this morning, after passing che
week end in Lynn, Mass.
See Clarence drive mules without
swearing Friday evening in the senior
play at Spaulding. Admission, 35c.--
adv
Mrs. H. H. Reed Of Edgewood has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Sherbrooke, P. O., for the past
few days.
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store has returned from a weeks busi-
ness trip to Boston in the interests Of
his store here.
/ A party consisting of Peter Alex
| ander, Maurice Watkins and Lee Tracy
arrived home yesterday after short
visit to Montreal.
A. H. Bianchi Of Wellington street
returned home yesterday from busi-
ness trip in the interests OF his firm
to New York City.
4 Tomorrow the Spanish-American
war veterans and foreign war veterans
meet for the annual picnic and field
day at Caledonia park.
A Mrs. Alex Gordon of Spaulding
street. together with Miss Dolly Cor
don and Miss Dorothy Buchan, passed
the week end in Berlin, n H., visit
ing relatives.
A Comolli, former resident Of this
city, arrived here to-day from Geneva
italy, having sailed April 20 aboard
the Dante Alighieri, which recently
locked at New York.
Kerogas oil stoves are the best; sale
on two, three and four-burner Per.
lection oil stoves and lawn mowers;
one five passenger Buick automobile. f
A. Prindle, Worthen block adv.
The girl delegates who have been at
tending the convention in st. Johns
bury for the past few days, arrived
home yesterday. The Older Girls con
ference this year was reported as being
bigger success than even.
In game played yesterday at WI
nooski team representing Barre
scored 5 to win in nine innings
Winooski was in the lead by score Of
a to 0 until the 9th inning when the
Barre boys got started and from that
time on there was always from one To
three men on bases during every IN
ming. Polli acted as hurler for the
Barre team with Bolanger in the Don
for Winooski. Both teams hit about
the same each side getting six hits.
A car owned by Ernest Davis OF !
Brooklyn street started on a littlF
pleasure iaunt all by itself yesterday
afternoon while Mr.. Davis was getting
it ready for spin and, as q result, i
reposed in Is inches Of river water
this morning. According to Mr.. Davis
he had cranked the car and shifted intt
| low gear but in starting off he STALLED
the engine. He got out to crank 4
again, throwing the switch onto th'
battery and, accidentally leaving tn'
gears engaged, he was surprised to SEQ
the car start off as he cranked it. H'
Jumped to one side and attempted <
head it off and throw it out OF gear
but it was too late and when he saw
that the river was the inevitable rest
ing place he leaped out Of the way ant
let il go. The car remained upright
after the plunge and was nninjured
1t will be removed to-day