The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-21
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
For cement and brick work call Lecl
80 Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv.
Buy your Xmas stationery at Thu
one-cent sale. Red Cross Pharmacy.
adv.
Guido Maberini, who is employed at
~Lyndonyille, is visiting relatives in the
city for 4 few days.
Window ~ventilators, fresh air with
out dust, snow, rain or germs. Sadlier,
outfitter, 10 Keith avenues-ady.
Winter storage for your battery.
Expert attention; prices reasonable.
Kelly & Nelson, Main street garage.
adv.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
iliary to Clan Gordon will be held in
Clan hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 81, at
7:I5 o'clock. Nomination Of officers.
Have us call for your battery for
winter storage. Our prices are rea.
sonablc. Rossi's garage, corner Pearl
and Summer streets. Phone !.7S-M-
adv.
Dorothea Carter, Edith Little and
Ned Nye, students at the University
Of Vermont, arrived in the city yester-
day TO be present at the Goddard sew
en-cent fair held last evening.
Many Of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful HAIR.
aUse it two or three times a week."
says X. A. Drown, 'and it will make
the hair thick and beautiful. adv.
The funeral Of Guido Rossi was held
from the Perry & Noonan funeral par
lors yesterday afternoon. The bearers
were G. Delmonte, p. Faridoni, A. 0rsi
and T.. Gianneralli. Burial was made in
Hope cemetery.
Notice: Arrangements have been
made with the G. ". R. r.. to hold morn
ing train at Montpelier until lilo n.
m. Thursday To accommodate those
from Barre attending the Elks' ball on
Wednesday, the 22d.-adv.
Ernest Davis, Earl Smith, Stephen
Marchesi and Dewey Stone have re-
turned from a two weeks hunting trip
In Moretown. Mr.. Stone was the only
lucky one of the party, he bringing N
a fine eight-point buck, weighing 100
pounds.
We have added a storage battery
department and will be pleased to call
for your battery for winter storage
We handle all makes and our prices
cannot be beaten. Give us a call.
77s-M. Rossi's garage, corner
Pearl and Summer streets.-adv.
Attention, Baptist womenl The mis-
society win have a work meet
ing Wednesday afternoon instead Of
EVENING" at Mrs. Samuel Sinclair's, n
Jefferson street. Let there be a large
attendance so the quota of garments
san be finished before Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Allen will leave
to morrow for California, where they
plan to spend the winter, having their
at the home of Mr.. Al
ems daughter, Mrs. Irving A. White
lead, at Alhambra. Friends of Mr.
viii be interested to learn
hat he is district manager for the
southern California Edison Co.
Another huge black bear is on dis
by Barre hunters In the windows
If the Scampini REQ service station
rhe bear was brought down by Adol
Dho- Comolli of this city near Mill
N. H., and weighs SOP pounds.
q - ..As o..tf. - Ia M a q the u. arc
ured by James Prize and Judge Il. l..
scott nor is it, coat in quite AS good
hape but nevertheless il does the skill
+ the hunter credit. Seven shots were |
AIKEN to drop the brute. !
Wallace Lafayette, a polisher in the !
Few Westerly granite sheds at Mil
ord, N. H., was seriously injured Oh
sov. s, about 1880. The belt broke as /
q was going to fix il and he was
aught by the set screw and whirled q
round, being almost Killed. The up i
er part of his clothing was torn oft
being terribly bruised and {
haken up, his right shoulder was dis q
and his right arm broken and :
He was taken from the sheds \
0 DIR. Burns of Milford, where he was
iven first aid treatment and some X
ay pictures We're taken. 1t was then
best to take him 60 the hospi
Al that same evening, so he was taken s
0 st. Joseph's hospital in Nashua, n ]
l., where he is at present resting com
and doing as well ss can be
expected. His physician is afraid Mr.. S
lafayette will have a stiff arm as a re- \
alt of the accident. He had been on.
I work for nine months and had been I
ack to work for two months, with r
right hopes for the future. He would
E pleased to hear from any Of his s
lends or relatives. His address IL: \
fasace w. Lafayette, st. Joseph's
Nashua, n. H. p
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