The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1919.
TALK OF THE TOWN


Buy victrolas and records at Bailey's
Music Rooms.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing. Gibertson's orchestra.-ad
The best Red Seal records are reduced
in price at Bailey's Music Rooms.
| Ladies' and misses fall coats, suits,
| Dolmans, etc Sadler's, Keith avenue,
! Mrs. Gertrude Mears and son, Harry,
of Marshfield were business visitors in
Barre yesterday.
New shipment Of hats, velours, hatters'
plush and velvets at Mrs. Warrants, |
Pearl street.--adv.
| Louis Diversi, manager of the Dlversi
! fruit store, has been visiting in Burning
| ton fora few days.
| Mrs. John Stewart of Central street
who has been i'll for the past week or
two, is rapidly convalescing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Sector and chill
dren of Hartford, Conn, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Sector of Division street
! Highest prices paid for. furniture and
stoves, also rags, rubbers, magazines,
! bags, etc. Tel. 1902. BRAN Fine. adv.
Park theatre to-day Charlie Chaplin
| in Shoulder Arms" and Charlie Ray in
"The Busher," extra special program
adv.
Miss Mildred Cross and Frank Mitchell
of Manchester, n H., are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Browne of
Cliff street.
| Mrs j. r. Wilson who has been spend
| ing few weeks at her home in Worces-
ter, has returned to her home in the
Miles block
Miss Ida Yonkers of the Homer Fits
company store leaves tonight for Con.
cord, N. H., where she viii spend q
weeks vacation.
The Burlington Standard Oil company
truck has been delivering in and about
this city, while the Barre truck was un-
/ dergoing repairs
| To make room for ladies' fall and win
ter suits now arriving, we offer for less
| than cost of cloth, 20 1918 makes. Sad
liers, Keith avenue
Mr. and Mrs. L. ID. Jones and daugh-
tiers, Harriet and Muriel, of Chicago have
been spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Jones of Academy street.
Mrs. Arthur s. shannon and children,
Rosabelle, Harold, Neale and Elwood, left
at midnight last night for Frederieks
burg, n. Y, where they will visit rela
| tives for a month.
Edward Keast, John Kennedy, Charles
oliver, Clyde Reynolds and William
| Emslie started on a weeks fishing trip
to Highgate Springs this morning, leav-
| ing by automobile.
John Watt of Washington street left
this noon for Hartford, Comm, where
he will spend few days vacation from
his duties in the office of the Barclay
Brothers Granite company.
Anthony and George David are nego
tiating with the Rutland fair ground au-
thorities for permission to erect lunch
stand on the grounds during the fair.
| This morning the two men went to Rut-
| land to look over the grounds
| Clyde Lawliss, who for the past six
weeks has been visiting with relatives in
| Springfield, Mass, and Hartford, Conn,
| is expected to return this afternoon, ac
eompanied by his sister, Clara. who has
! been spending the summer months in
Springfield.
! On account Of rain, the two matches
to have been played between the golf
clubs of Barre and Greensboro and Mont
pelier and Greensboro yesterday We're
| cancelled. About 20 members of the Barre
Golf club left this morning for Burling
ton, where they viii play the Burlington
| club this afternoon.
! Miss Marguerite Browne, who is tax
! ing a two weeks vacation from her du
tics as cashier in the telephone office,
and Miss Nellie Browne of the Homer
Fits company store, who is also taking
two weeks vacation, viii leave to-
night for Manchester n H., where they
viii visit friends and relatives.
A war saving stamp pictorial news
picture put on display in Tilden's shoe
store window depicts Gov. Smith of New
York enjoying cool drink at the old
family pump in the midst of group of
farmerettes. Friends Of Mrs. Edward
Reulbach, formerly Miss Nellie Whalen
of Montpelier, may be interested to learn
that Mrs. Reulbaeh may be seen in the
| center OF the picture, clothed in the raj
ment Of farmerette and enjoying a
good laugh with the group.
Attorney s. HOLSTER Jackson, presi-
dent of the International Granite Pro-
ducers association, together with his
wife and children, arrived early this
morning for Chicago, H. Mr. Jackson
| joined his wife and children a month ago
at Chetek, Wis, where they were passing
the summer Last week Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson attended the different conven-
tions of the granite producers and re-
tailers' association at Columbus, Ohio,
returning yesterday by way Of Chicago.
Mr.. jackson said that other Barre men
were leaving Columbus by a special train
Wendell Allen, the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Allen of Brook street,
sustained bad blow while at the Sun
set Hill golf course, Sugar hill, n. H.,
last Thursday morning, when he was
struck by golf club over the right side
of the face. He was taken OF the Lit
Teton, N. H., hospital, where he now is
fast improving and expects to be re-
leased Monday to return to his work as
a caddy. The accident happened when
another young caddy was swinging golf
club very near young Allen, who turned
just in time to receive the blow Mr.
Allen, his father, returned last night
from Littleton.
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