The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special prices on boys and girl
school shoes at Shea's Shoe Store
adv.
Emile Nadeau of Richmond was
visitor in Barre for short time thi
morning.
Arthur Veino and wife of Trow hill
left last night for Troy, N. Y, wher
! they are to reside.
Miss Kate Hartley of Mortified
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T.. J. Owens 0
South Main street for few days.
Hudson Beattie of Enosburg Falls
who was here for several days to at
tend the American Legion convention
has returned to his home.
E. A. Drown, the well-known drug
gist, has special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism
Ask about the Rheuma plan adv.
South Barre grange will hold its an
nual basket picnic at Don Camps grove
Saturday, Sept. 4. Ice cream and soda
on the grounds. Everybody welcome
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Reid returned
to their home on East street
last night, after having spent the past
few days in Sherbrooke, p. O., attend
ing the Sherbrooke fair.
Long.distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties
will seat between 10 and 20 people All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Works Call 7l6-M or 746-W
The Royal Colored Giants baseball
team, which yesterday afternoon was
defeated ST. by the Graniteville A. G.
team, left this morning for Newport,
and from there go to Laconia, n II.
Wendell Drown of Barre and Robert
Wilder of Montpelier returned last
night from Hanover, n. H., where they
went to make preparations for re-en-
tering Dartmouth college at the fall
opening.
Mrs Frank Donahue and son, Fran.
els, returned to their home in Middle
bury last night, after having spent sew.
eral days in Barre as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kempton of South
Main street.
NJ L. Towne has sold his fresh cows,
but has four.year-old due about
Sept. 10, and if you are knowing of
any good qualities grade Holstein
should possess she has them. Tel.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Monroe, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers of
Keith avenue for several days, have
gone to Middlesex to visit at Mr.. Mon.
roe's old home and from there will go
to their home in Foxboro, Mass.
Mrs Charles Roe and son, Charles,
and Miss Kathryn Pope are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Roe's sister, Mrs.
r. f. Turner, of South Main street
for a short time, before returning to
their homes in Hartford, Conn.
The grandfather's clock in Bur's
south window some declare would val
le at 800. | viii start it at $50 and
mark it down 81 a day until sold
We will deliver to the fortunate one
without charge Step in and make
your bid F. Z. Burr.-adv.
c. ID. Waters, traffic manager of the
Quarters and Granite Manufacturers
association, went TO Boston yesterday
With hopes Of making arrangements
With Boston & Maine railroad officials
or better and more extensive supply
# freight cars to handle the ship.
nents of Barre granite. Mr.. Waters
xpects to remain in Boston till Sat.
Irday.
George Mcmillan, former resident
t this city, who has been renewing
both in Barre and Bur.
ngton, has gone back to his home in
'isbee, Ariz., at the expiration of a
hree weeks vacation from duties as
ustodian Of community building. He
ook with him several samples of Barre
ranite at the request of instructors of
eology.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
ONE of Mrs Nellie lite in the Bolster
lock Monday evening about=9 o'clock,
hen Mrs. lite was united in marriage
, Adam Wood by Justice of Peace
ames Mackay, They were attended
v Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greenough.
9th the contracting parties are Barre
,ople and plan TO continue their resi-
,nce in this city, Mr.. Wood being
nployed here.
The small crowd which remained at
10 band concert last night was treat.
10 one of the most satisfactory con
rts of the summer. Despite, or per-
Fps because Of, the chilly weather, ev.
Y piece seemed TO get of with a snap.
I'd vet there was no hurrying over
e passages where a retard movement .
as demanded. Golden Nuggets" by r
,rnhouss, and the march, 'Nahant,"
: Thomas, were most satisfactory to =
e music lovers, both for the manner
which they we're played and the va
nv of movement each contained r