The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance Woodbury. pond, July 3;
Aguinaldo's orchestra.--ad
Good all wool up to the minute style
suit. Values up to $50 $1,000. La
morey's.
Frank Craddock is taking two
weeks vacation from the Il. A. Drown
drug store.
Dance in Rowland haIl every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra.
Just received at Heath's, another
large shipment of wall and ceiling pa
per. "a North Main street.
Roland j. Sidney of Hardwick is Wis
iting friends in Barre, having arrived
last evening from Waterbury, Conn.
Stanley Sullivan and Edward Car
roll, Philadelphia retail monumental
dealers, are in town for few days.
| Paul Gregpire of Boston arrived in
Barre yesterday to visit for time
his sister, Mrs. James Duncan of
| Highland avenue.
Joseph and David Stephen arrived
from Toronto last night to visit at the
home of their uncle, David Stephen of
South Main street.
Miss Madeline Dion and Vivian Ma
totte left early today to attend an
outing held in Plainfeld by the wom-
ans club of that place.
Mrs. Ed. Carpenter and daughter,
Gladys Noonan, have returned from
Williamstown, where they have been
visiting Mrs. r. b. Cloud.
l. Mrs. Charles Gale and son and Mrs.
/. r. Mclean have returned to their
homes in Littleton, N. H., after Wis
iting with relatives in Graniteville.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold sale of home cooked food Sat
urday afternoon in the Averill store on
Main street. Means, bread, doughnuts,
pies and cake viii be on sale
The Tilden Shoe Co. has moved to
the store formerly occupied by the
Peoples Shoe Store in the Currier
block. 1t will be open for business
Thursday, July |, at 10 a. m,--adv.
John Dckman of Jersey City, N. j.,
president of the New Jersey State
Monumental Dealers association, ar
rived in the city very recently and is
passing few days in Barre and Mont
pelier.
DR.. Fay of Burlington and of the
state board of health was in town. yes
terday on brief business trip, having
come to purchase new automobile of
a local dealer. He returned to Burling-
ton to-day.
Clara Barton guild will hold picnic
Thursday, July l. at Benjamin falls.
If it rains Thursday, the picnic will be
held Friday. II it rains Friday. social
time will be held in the church parlors.
Members please meet at the waiting
room in time to take the 5:l5 car.
Rumors current to the effect that
the national convention of the Gran
lite Monumental Retail Dealers asso-
citation had been postponed from Aug.
II, Is and 10. to some time in Septem-
Der were shattered yesterday by an Of
fetal telegram received at the Granite
Manufacturer association Office. The
telegram stated that all such rumors
were false and that the convention
would be held as planned. A dozen or
more granite firms of Barre have re-
served space at the convention TO ex-
hibit products of their plants.
Earl Burgess of Washington street
Joined Dr. and Mrs. Horace Watson
and family of Montpelier to-day on
an auto trip to Portland, Me-, where
they go TO spend a few weeks vaca-
ton, Mr.. Burgess will pass a week at
Old Orchard and then report for stud
les at the summer school of Boston
university, conducted from July 6 to
Aug 20, at Ellsworth, Me-, under orders
of the federal government.