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

Music for all occasions, NicoFs RI
chestra Of to 7 pieces; tel. o1l-W-
adv.
All mems, women's and children's
shoes on sale at Shea's Shoe store
adv.
For Sale: Six-room cottage, all mod
ern improvements; excellent location;
call 6l5 r.. adv.
Give a returned soldier the glad
hand at the Spaulding senior play FRI
day evening. lady.
| All members Of Modern Woodmen
drill team be at socialist hall tuesday
evening, May 10, at o'clock. adv.
Robert Wheeler has been expelled
from school Find out the reason FRI
day evening at Spaulding senior play.
adv.
Madame Harriet Cushman ana Mrs.
+. A. Eaton of Randolph were guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Mssser's two
days last week.
In probate court the Quarry Savings
Bank and Trust company has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Agapto Campo, late OF Barre,
| Walter f. Field returned to his home
in Hardwick last night, after lew
DAYS stay at w. A. Lanes, where ne
was called by the illness of his mother,
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by +. A. Drown so tnat
| an rheumatism sufferers can be sup.
piled promptly in future. Money back
| if it fails. adv.
The woman's association OF the Con
aregational church will meet in the
church parlors Wednesday at 2i5o P.
m. Subject of program, "Sayonarols.
| Leader, Mrs. L. r. Hutchinson.
/ For sale: AT the Uiniversalist par
sonage, household goods, oak roll top
desk. dining room and bed room sets,
| kitchen cabinet, ball rack, refrigerator,
old fashioned parlor table, chairs, etc.
--adv.
Wall paper, paints and varnish az
greatly reduced prices first-class work
manship papering and painting. Ernest
Iurries. 374 North Main street, phone
1914 NJ. Open daily 7 a. m. TO . P. NJ
adv.
Mrs. Catherine Gavin was called to
her home in Rutland Saturday by the
death OF her brother-in law, who died
1 i'm Philadelphia, Her two sons, Michael
and Thomas, and daughter Elizabeth,
accompanied her.
Small daughter is wildly excited
planning her birthday feast. Tiny
cakes brightly frosted and most i'm
portant Sof all. the birthday cake fla
vored with Bakers Extract At all
good groeers adv.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs G. A. Brown
Of jefferson street over Sunday were
Misses Dorothy Hunt and Billings OF
III. Y. Nj. and William Evans OF Grand
Rapids. Mich, fellow student Of
Buster Brown al Dartmouth, who
also visited his parents.
Deaconess Mary Ritter, for seven
wears connected with the Methodist
church Of Burlington. has been trans
ferred from the Troy conference 70 the
| Vermont conference in Barre and ar.
rived here last week. She will be CON
nected with the deaconess home.
All members Of vincitia lodge, No
10. Knights of Pythias desiring to 60
10 South Royalton Thursday night
Nav ls, where lodge viii be insti-
tuted, should communicate with the
transportation committee az soon as
possible. The committee IL w, w
Parry, Robert B. Mackie, Jesse Wilson
adv.
Over 200 pairs Of mems and some
women's shoes made out OF good leath'
er Z had tanned myself just in from
the manufacturers. Come and see the
shoes and the leather they are made
| from. A great value at a reasonable
price. Gonzalo Ala, 20 Berlin street r
| adv.
Observance az mothers day" IN
Barre was so general yesterday that
the stocks OF carnations and roses N
two flower stores were exhausted be-
fore the day was far gone; and the
late corners had TO have their obserN.
ance offthe day limited to thoughts on
the significance Of the day.
Two automobiles. Ford and a
| Buick. dieregarded the danger OF the
! three-street intersection or, at any
rate. one Of them did at the corner
of Main. Elm and Washington streets
Yesterday so that the vehicles bumped
together, but with suoh reduced mo-
mentum that little damage was done
to either car The warning about the
hazard of this point is thereby
strengthened little.
A woman residing in the Jockey Hol.
low district looked out OF her window
/ toward the river at 3;45 this morning
and saw what appeared TO be smoke
coming from the Mcfarland storehouse.
She called the fire station, and the FIRE
men. on responding, thought at first
that IL really was smoke. but soon
learned that the supposed smoke was
, only steam rising from the surface OF
I the river. As seen from South Main
street. the illusion was quite deceiving.
The prolonged blasts on the hre
alarm whistle yesterday were due 10
the setting Of the valve after steam
had been gotten up following repairs
made to the boiler at the gas plant,
where the whistle Is located. The FIRE.
men had to 90 down and shut on the