The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Plenty mems suits at Lamoreys, SO.
One dollar and half union suits at
Lamorey's, 95c.
Special sale on 30x3 Ajax tires. II. F
Cutler & Sou.-adv.
Public auto. See Aiken adv, miseella'
| neous column, page adv
All of the latest popular sheet music
Zoe copy, at Bailey's Music Rooms.
| Seven more days only in which you
may pay your taxes without extra cost.
Snyder Hendrickson has gone to White
River junction, where he has employ
ment,
Special chicken dinner, Williamstown
| inn, Sunday, served from 1890 to 2; T5c
per plate,adv.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Jackson have re-
! turned from two weeks vacation at
Highgate Springs
Harold Bancroft and Earl Winter re-
turned to-day from an auto trip to New
Haven and Boston.
Mrs. Ira Houston left to-day for Wa.
terbury, where she will spend several
days with relatives.
Ernest Fletcher of Springfield, who
was formerly a resident in Barre, was a
visitor in the town to-day.
! Miss A. Manini left this morning fol-
Boston, where she win spend two
weeks vacation with friends.
! Reginald Raycraft of the East Barre
road has gone to New York, whete he
entered hospital for treatment.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Marion anC
/ family left to-day for st. Adams, where
they will camp for the next three weeks
Mrs. Minnie i. Alan and daughter
Mary, left to-day for a vacation Of sew
eral weeks at Meredith, n. H., and Lake
Winnepesaukee.
Miss Columbina Rosa, who has beer
spending several days in town with
friends, returned TO her home in Soutl
Ryegate to-day
/ DIR. e. H. Gale, who has been visiting
| friends and relatives in Barre and vicfn
! ity for some time, left to-day for his
home in Denver, Col.
Doris Gerard Of Beacon street left to
| day for Hartford, Conn, where she vii
: visit at the home of Mrs. Susan b. Car
roll, who was formerly Of Barre.
Wallace Gilbert, who has just returned
! from 10 days stay at South Hero, has
a picture OF himself with nine-pou
/ pickerel that he caught while camping
there. This prize catch was only one O.
eight that he landed the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 0'Leary, Kathleen
and Louis 0'Leary and Eunice Mcl.augh
| lin of Eastern avenue, who have beer
visiting in Winchester, Mass, for tn
past three weeks, returned to Barre to
day.
Miss Shirley Mcneil returned las
night from Boston, where she has beer
spending the past week. She was &C
companied by Miss f. j. Day of Boston
who will visit at the home of Mr. ant
Mrs. II A. Mcneil for "a few days.
Harmon review, No. /, w. b. A. o. I
NJ, of Barre received word last nigh
that it had won the state silk banner fo
new memberships acquired during thu
past six months. los new members hav
ing come into the review here in tina
time There are ten reviews in the state
all striving for the largest number o
additions, so that the Barre review feel
just pride in the knowledge that it
strenuous work for members was so sue
GE=sItti.
Mrs. II. G. Bennett has received let
ter from her son, John Eastman, wire
less operator on the s. S. Eastern Shore
in which he tells of the good times h
has been having in Paris and vicinity
Mr.. Eastman left the United States eli
weeks ago, expecting to be overseas fou
months, stopping at various ports. o
his stay in Paris he wrote in part as fol
lows: AT last gay Paree' has welcome
me with open arms Arrived last nigh
July l6) from London and intend spend
ing three or four days before leaving TO
England again. | am having
pretty good time. This afternoon W
took free trip TO Versailles tcompli
ments Of Y. NJ. G. Al and visited tn
palace where the peace treaty was signed
even to the very room where they all sal
Everything was explained by Y. NJ. {
A. secretary. Altogether we had fin
time Tomorrow we intend visitn
Chateau Thierry and Rheims, We wer
lucky enough to nab the last two ticket
tfreel the J. M. G. A. had. You get lot
Of free trips around here. This mornin
we went up in the top of Eiffel towe
the highest in the world (around 9s
feet and looked out over Paris, Quite
splendid panorama of the city" Refer
ring to his new Lager he says: at
nice souvenir Yesterday, in comm
from the French coast, we passed throug
Amiens. Saw thousands Of dugout
trenches titled and untitled and rolled
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