The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Orange sherbet with crushed orange
sauce at Russell's to-day.
4 Miss Ethel Parry is out of the Adams
company store for a weeks vacation.
The second instalment payment of
/ Victory bonds is due tomorrow, July l5
Miss Bernice Rollins of Currier street
is out of the Homer Fits company store
for weeks vacation.
Watch these columns for the adv. of
the sale of the H. z. Mills stock of dry
goods at the Adams Co.
Mrs. Inez Bassett and children and
Carl Waterman and Miss Nellie Brown
left this morning for Orleans.
Miss lnez Maberini of Foss street be-
gan work this morning in the New Eng
land telephone office as operator.
Miss Agnes Donald has arrived from
Boston, where she is employed She is
visiting her parents in Websterville.
Joseph Fraser left this morning for
New York City to spend a week with
his brother, Peter, who resides there.
Word has been received from Robert
Mcdonald that he will leave France for
this country on the 18th of this month
Mrs. Joseph Lavery and daughter, Mel
lie, and grandson of Springfield are Wis
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Beaulen.
After spending weeks vacation with
her parents in Granitevile Miss Myrle
Prize returned to the Adams company
store this morning.
The famous double Andes range will
burn wood and coal and gas, and bake
all in one oven. Save half of your fuel
bill. Get prices. T.. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
M. J. Levin and family of Burlington
passed the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
M. ). Levin of Merchant street. Mr.
and Mrs Jake Moss and family and Mr.
and Mrs. John Greene motored from Bos-
ton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Levin.
NJ Gariboldi, whose home is at Shurt-
left place, and Angelo Bottiggi of Foss
street, returned last night to the Fore
River shipyards, where both are EN-.
poyed, For the past two weeks they
have been having a vacation with their
relatives here
Charles Cadet, motorman of the Wash.
ington street auxiliary car, has for the
past week been having a vacation in
Boston and vicinity. He returned yester.
day and was back at his place on the
Hill car to-day.
Sergt. Harland Fl. Maxfield returned
to this city early Saturday morning, hay
ing been in the service Of the govern
ment 10 months, the last year of which
was spent overseas. He received his dis
charge at Camp Devens Friday.
Miss Arlene Preston of Leomnster,
Mass, a classmate of Miss Doris East.
man at Mount Holvoke college. who has
for the past week been visiting with
Miss Eastman at her home on yelling
ton street. returned to her home this
morning.
Special price on the Page rooming
house on Elm street for the next few
days. There are i rooms and one can
have an income of $50 per month or
more, besides reserying five or six rooms.
All modern See the D. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency at once.-adv.
Earl Burgess Of 70 Washington street
left to-day for Boston, where he will
be detained for day or SO by physi
cal examiners at the naval hospital.
Clyde Lawliss accompanied him on his
way to Springfield Mass, where he
plans to remain for three weeks with
friends.
Notice TO berry pickers: ! forbid any
one trespassing for the purpose of pick.
ing berries or for any other reason what
ever on the premises | now own, known
as the Barber pasture, and will prosecute
to the full extent of the law any person
or persons trespassing thereon. Y. B.
Martin.
Maccabees, attention; Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, No. |, win be held
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock. Spe
cal work, draping the charter for the
late DR.. Elizabeth NJ Hooper, supreme
examiner Guards are requested to- be
present. The record keeper will be at the
hall at o'clock TO receive dues, as il is
nearly the Goth.
DIR. and Mrs NJ g. Roben Mrs. Havi-
land and Miss Ames of Auburn, Me-, Mr..
and Mrs George II. Roben and son,
Douglas, and Miss Marguerite Sheriffs
of South Ryegate, visited at the home of
D. c. Roben on the east hill Sunday.
Miss Sheriffs has lately returned after
years service as d Red Cross nurse
both in France and Germany. After the
armistlce was signed, volunteer nurses
were asked to 90 into Germany and Miss
Sheriffs responded.
The North Barre baseball team went
to Waterbury Saturday, where they
gained a victory of 10 to 7 over the Wa
terbury team. Cato pitched a fine
game, striking out IL men and allow
ing only three hits. He walked four men.
r. Starr, the catcher, did some fine bat
ting, coming to bat five times in the
game and getting five hits, one of which
was three base drive. Barre's field
showed up well with these men; Richie,
shortstop, Broderick, first base, Bottiggi,
second base, B Starr, third base, G.
Smith, center field, Mckenzie left field,
and d. Richie, right field. Both teams