The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. W. A. Brown of st. Johnsbury is
visiting at d. S. Waterman's.
James r. Wood of Boston is stopping
at Hotel Barre for few days.
Some good values at attractive prices
at our cearing-up sale. Adams Co
! Andrew Miles Of Graniteville went to
| Burlington to-day for brief business
| trip.
Miss Margaret Woodruff of Montpelier
is visiting Miss Marion Anker for few
days
Mrs. Edward Burke of Pearl street is
visiting her parents in Moretown for a
few days
| Public dance at Woodbury. pond Fri
day nights ST a couple. Landi's orches-
| tra--adv
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening after band concert. Gilbertson's
orchestra adv.
Watch these columns for the adv. Of
the sale of the H. Z. Mills stock of dry
goods at the Adams Co.
Harper Mitchell and family and Will
liam Mitchell and family are camping at
Joe's pond for two weeks.
Miss Mary Rennie Of Fairview street
| is having a weeks vacation from her du-
ties at the Depot square restaurant.
A regular meeting of the Knights of
Columbus will be held Wednesday even
| ing at 1880 in the club rooms. Impor-
tant business.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Gile of st. Johns
bury are visiting at the home of Mrs
| Giles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Smith
of Maple avenue,
| Miss Georgina Macauley and Miss Eliz-
abeth Macauley have gone to Lake Nor
! ey, where they will stay for the remain
der of the summer.
An ice cream social and a program will
be given at the Episcopal church in
| Webstervile Thursday evening, july IL
/ Admission 0c-adv.
Ronald Wright and sister, Vivian, Of
| Sherbrooke. p. O., are the guests Of DR.
and Mrs. Howard H. Reid Of fremont
street for few days.
! Miss Christine Monroe, a nurse Of the
City hospital, is having her annual two
weeks vacation. which she plans to pass
4 with friends in Hardwick and Quincy
4 Mass.
Representative Amasa Sweet of Lowell
| passed through the city yesterday on his
way home from Brattleboro and stopped
to confer with few of his Barre
friends
The famous double Andes range viii
burn wood and coal and gas, and bake
all in one oven Save half of your fuel
bill Get prices. Il. A, Prindle, Worthen
| block
The Universalist Sunday school picnic
is being held at Woodbury. pond to-day
Between rs and 100 children left this
morning for there, most of them going
by auto.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, who had a mi
nor operation performed at the City
hospital recently, was able to leave to-
day for her home in Waterbury Center
! when accompanied by her husband.
Miss Ella Williams Of Branch street
returned from Somerville Mass, last
night, where she has been visiting Miss
Williams has been working in Monkton
Nova Scotia, for the past few months.
Special price on the Page rooming
house on Elm street for the next few
DAYS There are II rooms and one can
have an income of $50 per month or
more, besides reservinQ five or six rooms.
All modern. See the d. A. Perry Real
! E-Hidbt AEStNf hb StfNt'- d0ft
Members of the Italian Gaiety club
come and meet your old friends at the
box social Friday, July Is, at Dewey
park Each girl is requested to bring
box A cordial invitation is extended to
all the former members of the club to
come back and get acquainted. Com
mittee
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Andrews and daugh-
tiers, Marjorie and Mary, left to-day for
| Richmond where they will attend the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Andrews father, S. f. An
drews From Richmond they leave for
/ Mallets Bay on Lake Champlain to spend
two weeks camping a short distance from
Colchester.
! Mr. and Mrs. II, A. Richardson re-
turned last night from an automobile
! trip of several days to Boston and Old
! Orchard, They were accompanied by
| q. G. Walker, who came last Saturday
from New York City to visit his rea.
tives at IL Grant avenue, and A. G.
| Walker, his brother
| Peter Durward, a discharged Canadian
! soldier who could relate vast amount of
experiences on the fighting line in which
he suffered many injuries, made the first
/ trip to Barre in few years a week ago
when he came to visit his sister Mrs.
| Andrew Mckenzie Yesterday he left for
| Montreal, where he will spend a week
and then proceed to his home in Ontario.
| p, Cerutti, John Moanari Tony Mo
anari, NJ. Daverio and John Bossi mo-
! tored to North Duxbury yesterday morn
| ing for the purpose Of angling in that
vicinity Though they were completely
soaked with the steady downpour of rain
they captured II bass, the shortest of
which measured ii inches, and they con,
slider themselves well rewarded for their
| patience.
| Miss Ethel Parry was very pleasantly
surprised last evening when she was in
vited to the home of Misses Henrietta
and Ethel Inglis Of Clark street, there
being party of unitus girls of the Bap
list church to greet and entertain her in
honor Of her approaching wedding. Miss
Parry was given pyrex casserole, pre-
scented in a basket beautifully trimmed
with pink crepe paper and sweet peas.
Dainty refreshments were served The
party broke up at an early hour wishing
Miss Parry an all-happy married life.
Comparisons.