The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-28
TALK or THE TOWN

hIeamy ice kfeam IN popular HAY
ors at the Barre Drug Co.--adv-
Amos King Of West Danville is
spending few days in this city on
business.
| For all kinds Of cement, stone and
brick work, call Leel, So Pleasant street,
phone 1856. adv.
The quality, that made ice cream
famous, still being served at browns
Drug Store.--ady.
| A son was born yesterday at the City
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckin-
dale Of Graniteville.
Keep cooll Step into the Barre Drug
Co., and have a refreshing drink or a
delicious sundae.-adv.
E. H. Treat of the Capital Hill Quar-
ry Co. arrived here to-day from Aver
| i'll lake, where he has been camping
Pure syrups prepared in sanitary
way makes drink at the Barre Drug
CO. soda fountain one Of satisfaction.
adv.
Miss Margaret Spargo returned yes
terday from Brattleboro, where she has
been visiting friends for the past few
days.
Mrs. William Beattie of Chicago, for
merly resident of this city, is visit
ing at the home of Mrs, John Brown
Of Church street.
Mrs. Agnes Webster Of The Times
Office arrived home yesterday, after
passing Today visit with relatives in
New London, Conn.
Gelsie Monti left yesterday for
Mortified, where he viii take over
the office and law practice of W. C.|
White, who is now serving as post
master for Mortified.
Edward Brown, Joseph litter, Ernest
Marchetti and Bruno Chiardi left this
morning for Greenfield, Mass, where
they plan to attend the grand circuit
races this afternoon.
Paul Pierson of Toulon, Ill.,, and Mrs.
John Berntsen of Alamogordo, New
Mexico, who has been visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Erickson Of
AveriIl street, left to-day for Mont
real.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter N. Park of
Frankly street leave to-day for Nara
gansett bay for visit with friends
and relatives. They were accompanied
on the trip by Edwin G. Harris of
Providence. who has just completed a
months visit at the Park home.
What might have turned out to be
serious runaway was prevented by Ell
sio Mont Of the McWhorter store yes
terday. A horse standing in front of
the Woolworth store with young
lady holding the reins, started away
despite her best efforts and was gradu
ally gathering speed when Mr.. Month
appeared on the scene and in few
moments had the horse back to its
starting point.
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Dashner and Miss
Emma Dashner of Boston, who are Wis
fling at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Dashner of Washington
street, will leave soon for Lake Fair
lee, where they will spend month in
camp. Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Dashner and
family will spend the week ends at the
camp. Ralph L. Dashner Of Cincinnati,
o., is expected to join the party soon
and will camp with them for two
weeks.
j. III. Edwards Of Spaulding street. |
a local truckman, reported to-day that
a car bearing Vermont registration
hit his team while climbing Jockey hol-
low hill yesterday. He had halted his |
load in the middle Of the hill at the |
right of the road to rest the horse
when an auto started down the hill. |
Another vehicle was approaching from
the opposite direction al the same time
and in his haste to make the hill with
out shifting he struck the wheel of Ed
wards team, taking of little paint.
No further damage was done to either
vehicle.
A meeting Of the Barre Board of
Trade is called for this afternoon for
the purpose of taking up the discussion
81 the proposition of putting the Smith
landing field in condition, II is expect
ID that this win be done at once. The
matter of the airplane meet to be held
lere next month viii be taken up at
he same time and given final consid-
,ration from the board. Word has been
received from the Brattleboro cham
Der Of commerce signifying their will
ngness to hold meet Immediately
following one at Barre. Rutland is yet
% be heard from.
Word has been received by Anthony I
romasi of this city of the death of
lis brother, Andrew Tomasi, in his ma
i've home in Italy. Mr.. Tomasi was
until 10 years ago a resident Of this
,ity. His death occurred July 3, after
IN illness of a year. He is survived by
three daughters in this country, two
IF whom reside in Bristol, Conn, and
me in Bennington, and one son. John,
If Fair Haven. Three other children
-eside in Italy. He also leaves three
,rothers, Anthony, John and Dominic,
he first two reside in Barre and the