The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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THE Beautiful Sonora" waltz song
DC copy to-day at Bailey's Musi,
| Rooms. adv.
Bone deep cut in the prices on genu
inc tailored made o-order clothes. Roy
al Tailor Man.--adv.
A daughter was born at the Barre
City hospital this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mute of Maple avenue.
Dance, Montpelier armory, every
Saturday night. Carrolrs orchestra
Admission ST., extra ladies Toe. Spe.
cial car.-adv.
Mr.. Blanchard, barber in Webster.
vile, returned from Canada last night
where he has been spending his two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Joanna Morrison of st. Johns
bury is visiting her nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Morrison, of Mer-
chant street extension.
Mrs. Katherine Morrison of st.
Johnsbury is visiting her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Morrison,
OF Merchant street extension.
TAXES. Only two more lays in
which you can pay your taxes without
additional cost City clerks Office open
evenings from $3.50 to o'clock.
Miss Evelyn Goldsbury returned to
her home in st. Adams this morning
after a few days visit at the home of
Mrs. Arthur LaPage on Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j, Lowry of Ros-
lindale, Mass, are visiting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey of
Merchant street, Mrs. Harvey being
the formers sister.
The sale of Mrs. Josephine stones
goods was we'll attended yesterday and
good prices prevailed. @. II. Hale con
Quoted the sale. Mrs. Stone goes TO
Detroit to reside next Monday.
Herbert Wilson of South Main street
returned yesterday from weeks va.
cation in Old Orchard, Me, and Voices
ter and Aver. Mass He will resume
his work at Ross barber shop to-day
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Emslie, formerly of Barre, now located
in GAINESVILLE, O., will be interested TO
hear of the birth of son to them on
July %, at Bethesda hospital, Zanes
VILE.
Napoleon Tondreau of Manchester.
n. H., left this morning with his
brother, Joseph, Of North Main street,
whom he has been visiting for few
days, to spend week at Montgomery
Falls in Canada at the home of their
mother.
Francis Griffin of North Main street
return last night from Ottawa, where
he has been spending the past two
weeks with relatives. He spent a day
on his return trip in Montreal, going
through several of the large boats at
anchor there.
Charles C. Kenyon is taking his an.
nual vacation of two weeks from his
duties at the w. G. Reynolds store IN
and is spending few days |
with relatives here, before going to
Claremont, \. II. He is accompanied |
by his son, Frederick.
Another pair Of shoes is now claim
ing attention in Shea's window, and |
these have the distinction of having |
Just been completed for Barre man. |
They are fitting mates to the woman's |
pair in the opposite window, which |
we're put on exhibition last Monday |
The new shoes are size Ia. They meas
ure approximately six inches across,
and are made of good solid material
The shoes were finished yesterday hy |
Amilcare Cobb in the Sanguinetti
block. and were put on exhibition to
show that Boston people are not the
only ones that can gain distinction by
big feet.
Architect Joseph Everett Chandler
Of Boston, author of Colonial Houses,
and leading authority on colonial
architecture, motored from Hanover
Yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barclay and spent the day mere. lie
had read and heard considerable about
our granite industry and was much
with the magnitude Of it,
the possibilities of The quar-
-ies. Our splendid examples of colonial
architecture, where so little expected.
was a most pleasing surprise TO him.
The Wheelock residence. las North
Main street. the Joshua Thwing place
II 43l North Main street. the "Dr.
Paddock house." ISIS South Main street
and the "Denison Smith place" in
south Barre were all visited With the
Neenest interest, and exterior photo
graphs were taken. The interior ri the
Joshua Thwing Touring mill @ith its
nice columns and unique stsirways was
llso inspected. This Is on the Smith.
1yhitcomb & Cook property aud now
ised by them as a storehouse. The
natural beauty Of the scenery in this
art of the country also made a deep
Impression upon Mr.. Chandler, who has
rayeIed extensively abroad.