The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Song books Zoe each at Bailey's Mu
sic Rooms.--adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Chelsea Wis
tied Barre acquaintance yesterday.
Joseph Walker of the Aberdeen Gran
lite works of West Quincy, Mass, is
in town for few DAYS.
The family of William Barclay of
Nelson street is occupying the Barclay
camp at Lake Norey for the month.
Michael II. Ryle has returned from
an extended business trip through New
York state in the interest of the Lee
Clair & McNulty granite firm,
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful hair.
Use it two or three times week."
says 4. A. Drown, "and it will make
the hair thick and beautiful adv.
Mrs. Francis Vigneault and little
daughter, Beverly, have been the
guests of friends in the city for several
DAYS. and returned to their home in
Montreal yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M, EVEN of
Orange street, who were married in
Burlington 10 days ago. returned to-
day from trip through the White
mountains, Maine and Montreal.
Forrest Bissett and wife Of Bristol,
Conn. arrived in Barre yesterday by
automobile and are now spending
week or more with Mrs. Bissett's ia
thor, Daniel Webster, of South Main
street.
Mrs. Dixon OF St Adams. spare
telegraph and ticket agent for the
Ceutral Vermont railway, has returned
to the main Office. after relieving for
two weeks Agent l.. O. Morgan at
Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mearnes, who
have been visiting IN Barre for the
past three weeks, being the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laing Of Washing
ton street for a time, left to-day tor
their home in Quincy, Mass.
Oscar Stotzer, well known monu
mental dealer, has returned to his home
in Milwaukee, after passing several
DAYS in the Barre granite. district.
While in New England, Mr.. Stother
attended the Dartmouth reunion, Of
which he is a graduate.
A. = Mast proprietor of the small
store at 80 South Main street, has he
gun the erection of new store on a
site near the present structure. On the
lower floor he proposes to have his
store and on the second floor a six
room tenement for his family
John c. Booth has returned from an
auto trip in Massachusetts, From
Barre. Mr. Booth was accompanied 10y
Edward Carroll and Stanley sullivan,
partners of retail monumental finn
| in Philadelphia, Pa. who were return
! ing to their home after stopping in
| Barre for a week.
The Goodfellow Garage company has
| Just received a new automatic air com
pressor II automatically starts the
electrical motor as the pressure lowers,
which makes it a valuable asset to a
garage and within day or SO rubber
air hose will be extended to the street
to supply the patrons of the garage
! free air.
| Louis T. Robarge of Los Angeles,
| Cal. is visiting his wife at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. l..
! Brown of Elmore street, He arrived
here yesterday by automobile. coming
from Burlington with his brother, VII.
liam. In California, Texas and Ari-
! IONA. Mr.. Robarge represents the Nal
/ lory Hat company of Danbury, Conn,
and il was to attend a convention ot
| Mallory representatives, held every five
years at Danbury, that Mr.. Roharge
came east. BY some Of the older PEG
! pie he will he remembered as store
| keeper here some few years back.
Alexander Straiton and Robert
Markie arrived in the city yesterday
after an absence of more than wees.
! They have been on an auto and camp
ing trip that afforded them all the joys
Of ideal camp life in tent and angling
! in lakes we'll stocked with fish. Lake
/ Willoughbv at Westmore and Lake
Seemorc in the town u Morgan We're
I the Ravens for these campers during
much Of their absence. while upon the
return Journey they camped at Joc's
pond. With Cadillac roadster to
carry about he tents and cooking
utensils, the two left here to explore
parts of Lake Seemore and its sur
roundings and are now convinced that
il is one of the beauty spots in Yer
mont that will remain remote to camp
ers only short time. as several New
! Workers arc planning TO make invest
,,,ents an surrounding land there