The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dig shoe sale Saturday.
Cooperative creamery meeting Sat
urday night. All come and sign up
adv.
Vanilla, maple walnut and caramel
ice cream at Cummings and Lewis to.
day.-adv
Norman Even of Elmira, n. Y, i;
visiting with his brother, James, OF
Orange street.
Public dance, Montpelier armory, ev
cry Saturday night. CAROLS six piece
orchestra. Special car.--adv.
! Dance, Camp Comfort, Calais Satur
day night, July "a, with Paul Siman
ton, hutist, with six piece orchestra
adv.
Misses Rachel Dix and Ruth Glys.
son have been camping at Crystal lake
Barton, with college mate, Miss Julia
E. King.
Mrs. Flora Jackson and Mrs. Eva
Taft of Highland avenue are visiting
their brother, Clinton Huntington, in
Hardwick.
Be sure to get your share of the
good things which are now being
served at Cummings and Lewis foun-
tain.--adv.
Mrs. John Mckenzie and children OF
Williamstown are Visiting 1T the honr
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Woolsey OF
Circle street.
G.. j. Grace of Boston, travelling pas
senger agent for the Illinois Central
railway, stopped with friends in this
city yesterday.
Miss Helen Cruickshank, who is EN-
ployed as stenographer in the Dodge
Bros. auto factory is here for a two
weeks vacation.
Bradford c. Patch of Boston is pass
ing few days here on business con-
nected with the Cook & Watkins firm,
with which he is affiliated.
A business meeting of the Philathea
class Of the First Baptist church will
be held this evening at the home of
Mrs. Sinclair, jefferson street.
Mrs, Andrew Guthrie has returned to
her home on Beacon street after en-
joying weeks stay at the Granite
City house at Old Orchard, Me.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson returned to
her home in Stowe yesterday afternoon
after making a brief visit with Mrs.
Nellie Kidder of Summer street.
Miss Inella r. Ball of los Hill street
has returned to her work in the Office
of the Capital Garage Go. in Mont
pelier. after a Today visit in Boston
| and vicinity.
Miss Carrie Calcagni, stenographer
| of the H H. Patch & Co, and Miss
Lucille Berini of the +. !. Moves store,
| left for Richmond this morning to re-
main day or two with friends.
Albert Poor, treasurer If the Jones
Bros Co in Boston. and Walker Jones
and Marshall J. England. travelling rep
resentatives of the firm, are visiting
the Barre office and quarries in Gran
! iteyille.
We have 81 pairs of mems Hambro
work shoes in size sig, and nine pairs
size 10, also few other sizes. We are
putting these in our window for Sat
! urday only at price of $3.50 per
pair. The Eastman Store.
Mrs. H. H. Holt of Cob5le hill has
| gone to Williamstown for an indefinite
stay with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayward. During her absence her class
/ at the Methodist Sunday school will
be in charge of Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
Gage & Cages office will close at
room Wednesday, July -, for two
weeks. Office hours on that late are;
Barre, 0 to 10 a. m; Montpelier, 10 to
IL a. m. Notice will be given in two
weeks when the regular hours will be-
gin adv.
DR. and Mrs. Howard Reid Of 81 East
street and little daughter have re-
| turned from an auto trip to Sher-
brooke p. O. where they visited Mrs
Reid's parents. Mrs. c. j. Wright,
her mother, accompanied them to
Barre and plans to spend week or
/ so.
Miss Hazel Werner and Arthur
Keane, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bradley of King street, left
this morning to spend the day touring
through West Topsham, Bradford,
Fairlee and intervening points in the
company Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Hutch.
inson of this city.
Clinton living of Marshfeld a for
mer resident of Barre, and Mr.. Hall,
the bee king of Cabot, spent yesterday
/ IN Barre Visiting iTleHuH' alI nan
has busted himself this summer, in his
odd moments, in renovating truck
which he turned out by hand SO years
ago for a neighbor Of his.
Miss Elsie Blye of Boston, who for
the past few days has heen visiting
her mother, Mrs. William Reaside. of
5 Elmore street. and Mrs. Charles En-
mons, her sister. of 70 south Main
street. returned Monday to her en-
plovment with the G. T. Frost Garter
company Of Boston, Master Wendell
MacBain, her nephew, returned with
| her.
A baseball game between the Barre
K. of c. team and the Montpelier
Whirlwinds Is scheduled 10 take place
at Lincoln campus beginning at 3
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Another
game. possibly the American Woolen
company team of Winooski, and the
Barre 4. A. team viii meet at Inter
CITY park at the same hour, special cars
10 be available TO the fans shortly
after ? o'clock, and again after the