The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


on sale at Bailey'S Music Rooms ad
H Donald Machines of Granitevill,
4 spent the week end with friends in
H Springfield
Mrs. Barbara Corti of Batavia, \. Y.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. V. Bruno
of North Main street.
Miss Helen O'Keefe of Waterbury
spent the week end as the guest of
her parents in Barre.
Anyone going by auto to Boston
from Barre between Aug. q and so
who will take passenger, call 227 ..
adv.
II Max Wiley is now having a weeks
vacation from the M. & G. restaurant
ami is spending the time at Old Or.
chard, Me.
Chester Griffin, who has been visiting
with acquaintance in Mortified for a
few days, resumed work at TACK 5
restaurant this morning.
Paul Gregoire of Boston returned to
his home Saturday after having visited
his sister, Mrs. James Duncan, of High
land avenue for few days.
The Misses Gilda and Georgia Burton
from Massachusetts arrived Saturday
4 night to spend week as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bison in last
Barre.
Miss Leona Bison completed her
work for Redfeld Phillips in Montpel-
Ter Saturday night, and has returned
to her home TO await the opening of
school this fall.
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by L. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money back
| if it fails.--adv.
w, D. Smith and family Of Sum
mer street entertained all The en-
ployes and members of the Smith &
Cummings store at their camp at Gas.
pion lake yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Morgan returned 10 Barre
last night after having spent lew
weeks in Boston, and will remain here
for few days before leaving Tor her
new home in California
Margaret Kingston, who has been
training for a nurse in Springfield. |
Mass, for the past year, arrived in
Barre Saturday to spend her yacation |
with friends and relatives.
James Hopkins of Miller's Falls.
Mass, has gone 10 Orwell to visit his
sister, Mrs. d. J. Leonard, after spend. |
ing week with Mrs. Mary Mccarthy
of Summer street. another sister.
Miss Leols Bridge of Lawrehce.
Mass. has for the past three weeks
been visiting John Tassie and family
of II South Main street and other rel.
atives, leaving to-day for her home
F. R. Wiley, American Express mes
senger on the Barre 4 Montpelier
branch of the Central Vermont railway,
begins to-day two weeks vacation,
and with his wife plans to leave for
Port Kent, n. Y.
1
Eastern avenue, who have been SPEND
ing two weeks in Highgate with
friends, returned TO Barre yesterday.
MIR. Eastman resumed work at e. w.
Averill 4 Co.'S store this morning.
Mrs. John Mari of 81 Granite street
returned to her home this morning
from Philadelphia, Pa, where during
the past three weeks she has been TIE
guest of her sister and other relatives.
Francis Mari, her son, also returned
and resumed duties as a bookkeeper
for the D. NJ. Miles Coal Co. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Burgess, accom-
panied by their son, Carl, and daugh-
ter, Olive, have returned from a two
weeks vacation at Northport, Me.
While there they were joined by Earl
Burgess, now attending the federal &c. !
sountaney school at Ellsworth, Ne, :
and Dr. stanton Burgess of Bar Har- 4
Dor. Me.
b A. +. c. Fiske, son of President
Haley fiske of the Metropolitan Eife /,
Insurance company and superintendent r
IF agencies at the home office, 5.oppcd Y
n the local office for the past few
lays while making a tour Of an New ,
England Offices. lie was accompanied
BY J. +. Moran Of the auditing depart ,
nent and, together, the men left for
Burlington to-day. While in Barre he /,
allied on a college chum of Harvard. :
da1 Fisher
Henry Ahern Of Randolph caused 4
light disturbance at the corner az I
Summer and Merchant streets last !,
light. when his Briscoe. sOl5, attempt. ;,
Il to enter the house Of John Condor, ;,
ia the front steps II gained the Il
'oor, but could not proceed further. |,
There was some slight damage done to
10Th car and steps, though not sufii
lent To put either out Of commission
Ihern laid the fault Of the accident to v
is steering gear, which, he asserted,
i'd not function properly. . =
After examining the worm found ~
h. C. NJ. Scribnef Of South Barre IN ?,
n ear Of corn picked from his garden =
aturday. County Agricultural AGENT ,,
riggs II Montpelier came to the con
Iusion that The worm i no, a.. muth-
reades European corn borer be- ause ="
bore no resemblance to thep ublished pi
escripiion Of the borer. he latter l,e- m