The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-31
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1920.
The Weather.
Sunday local showers.
TALK OF THE TOWN

III p"'h iosohuidlt IOT not frank
II fort to-night.-adv. VI
II X. D. Stoughton of Woodstock spen
II yesterday in Barre, visiting friends.
II Dance, Woodbury. pond, Saturda,
II night, July 81. Five piece orchestra
II adv.
II Miss Cleora Morse will sing solo
Il the Methodist church to. morrow morn
h ing.
\ Victor records for August are OF
sale to-day. at Bailey's music rooms
| adv.
Miss Sadie McCurry of New York
City is spending two weeks in Barre as
the guest of Miss Marion Carroll OF
Bolster avenue.
A regular meeting of local 4Ss, Ar.
p T., will be held in the band room
Monday, August 2, at 0 O'Clock
P. m. a. G. Milne, secretary.
/ Let us look your old shoes over be.
fore throwing them away. Tbomp-
sons Shoe shop, under American Elk
press.-ady.
Mrs. A. F. Carey of Mount street
this morning left for Newark, N. j., to
| join her husband, now managing an
auto sales room there.
Hiram Richardson, who formerly oc.
eupied the Wilbur Shepard place on
Washington street, has moved to Boil
ster place with Mrs. Richardson.
Rev. W. j. NJ Beattie will preach
in the Church of the Good Shepherd
Sunday, August Is, at 1880 a. M, and
in Websterville at 3 p. M, the same
day.
Miss Emma Whitney, proprietor OF
the Speciality shop, who has been
spending two weeks at her home in
Williamstown, returned to Barre yes
terday.
Miss Florence LePage OF Prospect
street went to Burlington this morn
ing to remain over the week end and |
from there goes TO Montreal to pass a
week with relatives.
Carroll Smith, mining engineer of
New Haven, Conn, is home for a two
weeks vacation and with his parents
viii spend the time at the Smith camp
at Caspian lake.
Miss Barbara Trudessi and Miss
Norma Solari left this morning for
their homes in birmingham, Mass, aft
Pr having spent their two weeks va
'ation with friends in Barre.
Miss Harriet Lander of Washington
street concludes her services at the
Adams Co. store this evening, and
caves tomorrow morning to spend /.
month with friends in Burlington.
Miss Ruth Miles Of Montpelier, who
as been a guest of Miss Doris Jones
+ this city, left yesterday for Fair
ee, where she will spend the remainder
4 her vacation at Lake Morey with
elatiyes.
Mr. and Mrs Harry u. Graves and
on, RUSSELL of Washington street
ave tomorrow for Lenoxville, p O..
. spend two weeks, Mr.. Graves hav. y
" begun to-day his annual vacation I
rom the Barre garage
Miss Edna Murphy begins to-day a I,
NO weeks vacation from the Office of :,
lie Granite Manufacturers association y
pom the return of Miss Frances Nell =,
m. who with her sister, Elizabeth. e.
vent two weeks az Old Orchard Beach, :.
c.
Earl Lane, son Of W A. Lane. left =.
day for Camp Abnaki, where he is !,
be one OF the leaders in camp activi- -
Is. He was accompanied by his broth :,
Willis Lane, and by Wendell and -
iul Lane, james Perry, William =.
heaton, Douglass Gauld and others ~
rev will remain two weeks
For Sale: AT 80 Averill street, 10
ON house, bath room on first :,
d second floors, electric lights, gas, -
de piazza on two sides house, shade
ses, large barn, garage. chance to
ep hens; small piece of ground for
rden; splendid location, Ave min.
es' walk to street cars, postofiice
d business section; fine neighbor.
cd, near Currier park. Rooms readi.
rented and bring regular income.
,use could be easily and chcaply
inverted into three separate apart
'nts. Fine proposition for anyone
Inting home and income at same
ne. George l. Morris.