The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-11
TALK or THE TOWN

| See Lamoreys adv. on page D.
! Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; Gilbertson's orchestra. adv
John Slayton of East Calais was
business visitor in Barre to-day.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Carroll Mears of Marsh
field were business visitors in Barre this
morning.
Miss Dorothy Brown left this morn
ing for Lake Morey, where she will camp
/ for few weeks.
| Miss Bell Patterson of Long street left
| yesterday for Joe's pond, to remain a
week or two, camping.
| Mrs. Wilbur Bartlett and Mrs. Gard
ner Spencer of Plainfeld were visiting
with friends in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Martin, Mrs.
Susan Parks and Mrs. Clara Page mo-
tored this morning to Burlington TO
spend the day,
George S. DeMerrill of Jefferson street
has been absent on two weeks bust
ness trip in the middle west in the in
terest of the Brown Carroll Co.
Charles Page, an Inspector of the Bos
ton elevated railway and former resident
of Barre, is here for few days on bust
ness connected with real estate matters.
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.
Loretta, Clarence and Walter Papin Of
Allen street will leave Sunday night for
Plattsburg, n. Y, where they will stay
the rest of the summer with their grand
mother, Mrs Michael Hart.
Mrs Malcolm MacIver of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Cole, of Liberty street. She is the wild
ow of former Barre quarry owner, who
recently died in California.
A fine home with l6 acres Of land
about two miles from the city and near
the quarries is to be sold at auction on
Monday, July a. See Boulrice auction
adv on page 7, d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Harold Smith of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting friends and relatives in the city,
Mr.. Smith has sold his business in
Worcester, Mass, and viii 90 to Bur
lington, where he will engage in the
garage business.
Mrs. Rose Grady, a seamstress at the
Homer Fits store, completes her duties
there tonight and is preparing to leave
Barre Sunday for Newport, n, H., where
she win reside with her daughter, Irene,
now employed there.
Mrs Homer Sowles left to-day for
Boston, where she will join her husband,
DR. Sowles, who has re-opened his dem
tai parlors at AZ Bay street. DR.. Sowles
recently received his discharge from the
army as first lieutenant.
No more dandrufT if you rub Partisan
Sage on the scalp two or three times
a week Stops al Irritation and makes
the hair thick and glossy. f. A. Drown
& CO., sells it on guarantee OF satisfac-
ton or money baek.-ady.
| s. HOLSTER Jackson left this morning
for Chetek, Wis, to spend his summer
vacation with his family. Mr.. Jackson
and family are planning to go from Wis
consin to the Columbus convention in
August, before returning home.
Mr., and Mrs. Carlo Lamperti and
Miss Margaret Lamperti have returned
home after spending three weeks in
Montreal. Mr. LampeTti injured his
right eve June 20 and was treated at
the Royal Victoria hospital in Montreal.
Although the eve is much improved, il
will be some time before ne can use it.
The chautauqua group pulled stakes
this morning after completing their five.
day series Of concerts and entertain
ments, and proceeded to Newport where
they will stage another Community
chautauqua. Before departing however,
an agreement was made, whereby they
will return next year and to this end o.
local people signed their names to the
guarantee list The transferring Of the
tents and equipment from Goddard cam
pus delayed the ll:25 train several min
utes to-day.
Ralph Holbrook and Rupert Robinson,
two Keene, N H., young men, who are
on 500-mile tramp from their home to
Canada and return. had rather terrify-
ing experience while they were walking
through Wiliamstown gulf at midnight
Wednesday night, having seen what they
think was either panther or a wildcat
Robinson whipped out revolver and
fired at the animal, which ran into the
woods and made hideous cries. The boys
decided not to tarry, and they fastened
to Williamstown, where they put up at
the hotel, instead OF bunking out of
doors as their custom has been.