The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


| A large assortment of aprons will
be on sale at the Maccabees' bazaar -
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Bond OF
East street spent the past two days at
Lake Mansfield
Baseball, Saturday, Sept Is, at 3,
Intercity park. Montpelier K. of c, vs..
Barre A. ADV.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory CAROLS orchestra.
Special car to Barre after adv.
Wanted, at Red Cross pharmacy, a
young man to learn drug business.
High school training preferred
Samuel Gerard is travelling through
parts of the middle west in the in
terest of the Gerard Barclay Granite
Co.
Maurice Watkins, local manager of
the Cook & Watkins Manufacturing
Co., is spending a Today vacation in
Boston.
/, H. p Human is absent from the
city on a business trip through New
York state in the interest of the Hin
man Bugbee Co.
| Alexander Porter, granite cutter,
yesterday started journey to Louis
Vile, Ky, to work at his trade during
the winter months.
Charles A. Brown of the Brown &
Demerell firm returned to Barre yes
terday from a business trip of several
days through New York state.
All those taking part in the Indian
concert for the Red Men and Pocahon
tas fair please meet in Rowland hall
Saturday afternoon, Sept. Is, at p
O'Clock.
Just arrived, shipment of trico-
tines, serges, velours, in latest shades,
checks and plaids in pleasing designs.
The Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage
street, off Main street.
Miss Margaret Murphy R. n, whose
services are now employed at the
Hardwick hospital, visited friends in
Barre yesterday and returned to Hard !
wick late in the afternoon.
Long distance and general trucking; |
truck is also equipped to carry parties; |
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling |
Works. Call 7l6-M or 746-W.
Oscar Boyea, bookkeeper and drafts
man at the Steel Granite Co., is having
few days vacation and last night left
for Malone, N. Y, TO attend the Ma
lone fair and visit at his former home.
J. J. Donovan, district salesmanager
of the United States Cigar Stores Co.,
is in town making arrangements for
the formal opening of branch in the
Barre Drug Co store, which will take
place two weeks from morrow.
For Saturday only; Unbleaehed cot
ton. Sic yard; bleached cotton, $50
a yard; 42-in. pillow tubing, ACC and
SOC; dark and light percales, 39c; dis.
count on all wolfe waists. New Dry
Goods Store, Is Elm street. Open eve
nings.
DIR. and Mrs George Il. Young and
daughter, Eleanor, of Showhegan, Me,
are visiting Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs.
A. R. Bell, of Liberty street. Mrs.
Young plans to visit in Burlington and
the University of Vermont, from which
she graduated.
Mrs. Asa Emerson, who has been ,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Clark. left Wednesday for her
home in Springfield, Mass. She was
accompanied by her mother. who will
visit Mrs. Dolten, daughter, in
Springfield and another daughter Mrs. |
Alex Ross, of Quincy, Mass.
II was four years ago to-day that
William +. Hurry, Barre boy, who
enlisted in the sTth Canadian Grena. {
der Guards, gave up his life in &C.
ton in the second battle of Ypres. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Hurry of 10 Richardson street, and
thew have received from the Canadian !
at Ottawa a handsome a
medal commemorative of the service v
their son gave in the war and OF the {
supreme sacrifice. The medal, made of {
dull metal, is cross on wreath back u
ground with crown and maple leaf ]
emblems. II is treasured very highly $
by the parents of the young man They a
had two other sons in the war, Al. f
bert Hurry. now of Jackson, Mich. a
and Alexander Hurry Of Montpelier &
having enlisted in the United States
forces.
"Pinnerty" Mcmahon. who has been
working out with the football squad n
IF Boston college for the past few 8
laws. arrived in Barre last evening 10
-emain over the week end with Coach
Joseph Leahey at Goddard seminary.
Monday, Mcmahon plans TO report to
he football coach at the University of u
Vermont and will possibly attend L. y
V. NJ. this year. Mike Wood, God ,
iard's backstop during the baseball I
season of 1920 and who was a formid- 81
lble lineman on the regular football n
cam last fall has entered Colgate, to-
,ether with Swentor. the fast semi n
iary shortstop of this year. Art"
another Of the baseball play
rs of this Barre team, whose work u
J.. hotskanl. I, foothau aIso hroucht