The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-23
TALK OF THE TOXIN
See Sadlier's adj, page 6.-adv.

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business visitor in Barre yesterday.
Brick ice cream will keep much longer.
Try some Of our pack. Barre Drug Co.
Miss lila Darby of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Carroll e. Button and wife OF Wash
ington were business visitors in Barre
yesterday.
John Drault of Providence, r. T., is
visiting his uncle, John Como, of the
Montpelier road.
Harold Bell Wright's new book, "The
e'creation of Brian Kent" at Martins
Book Store.--adv.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Martin and A. 0.
Comstock of East Calais were business
visitors In Barre yesterday.
Brunette Ciardi of the Barre Drug Co.
has been spending weeks vacation on
the shore of Lake Champlain.
Miss Ellen Mute of the Montpelier
road left to-day for Manchester, N. H.,
TO pass a few weeks with her brother,
Harold
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Robarge and daugh-
ter of Chicopee Falls, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Barrows
on Central street.
Martha Calef White, electric needle
specialist win be at Miss Canning's tot
let parlors Tuesday and Wednesday,
Aug. 20 and 27.--adv.
Miss Ellen Newton of the Richardson
, road is TO leave tonight for Nashua,
n. H., where she will spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Miss Marion Wiley, daughter Of Mrs.
George German, has returned to her home
in Barre, having spent the summer at
Middlebury college, taking the special
course.
Homer Blair, stonecutter Of the
Jones Bros. Co., has accepted employ
ment with the New Departure Brake Co.
in Bristol, Conn, and left yesterday aft
| ernoon.
Nothing can satisfy quite so we'll,
when you're tired and warm as dish
of ice cream. Our brick ice cream is just
little better Try some and be con-
WINGED. Barre Drug Co.
| Mrs. Lila Dyer and Miss Ruth Whit
ing of Randolph, Miss Alice Goss and
Miss Mildred Churchill of Boston are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Spear Of Park street.
w. d. Macdonald, mail carrier Of ward
five, is having his turn at mentioning
which will last for nearly three weeks
To-day he started journey to Truro,
| Nova Scotia, his former home, and plans
to remain there the greater part of the
time.
Peter Park Of Hall street, accompanied
| by William Mari and son, Libert who
have been passing two weeks at Mr.
Parks home, left yesterday for Detroit
Mich. Mr.. Parks will spend few weeks
with relatives there.
William Huggard of Brookfeld had
slight operation performed upon his nose
at DIR. D. c. Jarvis Office yesterday, and
was able to return to his home last
evening He has just completed the
course at the summer school at Middle.
bury college, which closed last Friday
Joseph Como, the elderly engineer Of
the Jones Bros plant, who fell from a
boiler eight feet high and landed on his
back on the cement floor, receiving bad
shaking up, the morning of July 90 was
able a to be uptown with the aid of
crutches yesterday. Mr. Como is "a
years of age, but expects to be able to
walk as sprightly as ever soon.
For the past two weeks Dino Abbiatti
of the south end has been travelling
through The middle west in the interest
Of the South Barre Granite Co The timer
airy included visits to Columbus and
Cleveland, o., and many other large Ohio
| cities as well as western New York On
Monday he will return to the Office of
the South Barre Granite Co.
Earl Lilly, a graduate Of the 10 class
Of Spaulding, who figured so prominently
in basketball last winter at the school,
completed work with the Ward Ice CO.
| to-day. Tonight he and his brother,
George, an employe of the Trow & Hold
en- Co.'S machine works until to-day,
leave for Bristol, Conn, having secured
positions with the New Departure Brake
Co.
James II. Cook Of South Main
! street, who sustained sprained knee
! Wednesday afternoon in the local rail-
road yards, was able to resume his duties
to-day The accident happened when
| the freight car upon which he was en-
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bumped by the shifting engine, causing
him to fall headlong upon the team, and
landed on his knees and shoulders.
Carl G. Dale, head Of the parcel post
service at Washington, d. c., called upon
Assistant Postmaster Frank Robinson
yesterday, while visiting in Barre. 9th.
ers included in the party from North
field, where they are spending few
weeks vacation, were Mrs Sherman
| Kimball of North Adams, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Dole and two sons
Of Pittsield, Mass. all of whom passed
the day with friends and acquaintance.
A neighborhood party in honor of Mrs
Lewis Jones and daughter, Miss Florence
| Jones, was held at the home Of Mrs
William Walker, Webster street, yester-
| day afternoon, when some 90 Of the
neighbors joined in social time The
guests of honor leave next week for De-
troit, Mich, where they are to take up
their residence During the afternoon
Mrs. Jones was presented suitable gift
and Miss Jones sum of money as a
| mark of the esteem in which they are
both held by their friends. Music, fur
nished by members of the party, was en-
joyed and light refreshments were served
Before leaving, the best wishes of each
one was bestowed on Mrs. Jones and
daughter.
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