The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Fl. E. Douglass has returned
to Quincy, Mass, after spending two
weeks with relatives here.
Miss Phyllis yeino, assistant to DR..
F. NJ. Lynde, has gone to the White
mountains to spend weeks vaca
| ton.
| MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Weafer and fam
lily of Richardson street have gone to
| Morrisville to spend two weeks at Mr..
Weafer's former home.
ChariHs N. Hoernle of st. Johns
bury was in Barre yesterday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Jessie Wat
son to Wilfred Solomon.
j. p. Corskie of fremont street left
this morning, with party OF friends
to spend several days at Highgate on
his annual fishing expedition.
Mrs. Irene Clough and daughter, Hell
en- of Manchester, n H., arrived yes
terday to spend week as the guests
of Frank Adams and Clifford Peake Of
Elm street.
Miss Lorraine Loranger returned to
her home on Summer street last eve
ming from Hudson Falls, n. Y, where
she has been visiting relatives for the
past five weeks.
"What beautiful hair that Miss Tay-
Tor has And so thick and lustrous
now. She says it's all due to Partisan
Sage, the hair invigorator e, A. Drown
sells on guarantee. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Bielli of Ellis
ton street left this morning for Bos-
ton and Milford, Mass. Mrs. Bielli is
now having vacation from the office
of the Standard Granite Co.
Roy Lenenfond, truck driver for B.
w. Hooker & Co., left this morning
with a truck load of HOUSEHOLD goods for
family in Springfield. He left at an
early hour in an attempt to make the
trip in one day.
Remember the free four reel feature
picture and lecture in the opera house
to.night at 7.30, and also songs nv
James Bennett and Miss Leona Lamb
Children not admitted unless 4ecompa
MED by parents adv.
John Crawford and son, Stanley. Of
Websteryille stopped in Barre Tor
short time yesterday on their way 10
Quebec. r. O.. where they expect to
spend few weeks visiting. AIRS. Craw
ford intends to join them shortly.
Miss Angie Frattini, stenographer of
the Barre & Chelsea railway office. has
resumed duties. having arrived at her
home from Detroit, Mith., Sunday.
Miss Frattni was the guest of her
friend, Miss Helen Cruickshank. while
in Detroit.
Mrs. Caroline B. Milne and mother,
Mrs. j. II. Jones, George r. Milne and
their guest, Miss Rachel Hoiliste.. are
passing a month at the Milne home on
Spaulding street and until the Sep
TENDER opening of Yale college, which
Mr. Milne enters this fall.
Eat what you want, Sleep with
peace and tranquility. Regain your
lost vigor and nerve force. Bitro |
Phosphate is purposed to give you
added weight and strength, and to
make you well. Obtainsble at Z. A. |
Drown & Co.'S drug store. Strictly |
guaranteed adv.
Jack Boyce and wife of Woonsocket |
r. l.. visiting for the past two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce of Webster.
vile, left yesterday by automobile for
their home, Mr.. Boyce's three broth
ers, William, James and Henry. and
sister, Helen, comprised the other mem.
bers of the motor party who 20 10
spend a week at his home.
Miss Alice B. Fsrnhsm, a former
teacher in the Barre and Montpelier
schools, is visiting friends in the city. |
For the past year Miss Fsrnham has
been engaged in Red Cross work in
Providence. x. l.. being supervisor Of /
one Of the city wards and having be.
tween 400 and 500 ex-service men on
lis streets under her supervision.
Car after car, filed with people,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Morrisville fair. which
opens to-day. The weather promised
ideal fair weather, and there was ev-
ery indication that the first fair in
the state Of Vermont this season would
be we'll attended. Before the day had
reached the noon hour several cars.
filed with. Barre people, had ioired
I he line 20 MorrisVilla
Miss Emily Dodge has returned home
from Tunbridge. where she has been
spending several weeks with group
of college girls employed as farmer
cites by Beebe & ordway. Miss Dodge's
return was somewhat FASTENED by a
burn. which she received on one foot
and which incapacitated her for NOV
ing about much. She expects 10 leave
within few weeks for Springfield.
Mass, having volunteered with other
college girls to act a. a salcsiAdy AZ
the Eastern States exposition.
ON Monday night, Aug 30 the Amer
Jean Legion will have about 900 dele.
gates in Barre to attend the state con.
vention. As there are not ample no
tel accommodations for all il Nill be-
necessary for the people Of Barre 70
open their homes for their guests Any