The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| 'John MOralll OF waterbury suDmlt-
ted to tonsil operation yesterday
morning in the Sanguinetti block.
Another of those enjoyable dancing
parties Friday night, July 30, auspices,
Barre post, American Legion.-adv.
John Gregoire of So South Main
street went TO Plattsburg, N. Y, yes
terday to visit his brother for week
or more.
| Miss Madeline Barril of this city
went to st. Johnsbury to-day to pass
a couple of weeks with relatives and
friends.
Just arrived, best quality figured
voiles for dresses and blouses. Little
Dry, Goods store, Cottage street, off
Main street.
Miss Beatrice Papin of 90 Elm street
/, went to Burlington yesterday to pass
a week or two with her cousin, Miss
Madeline Papin.
The girl scouts of the Methodist
church will serve ice cream on the
church lawn at the band concert. Please
patronize the girl scouts.-adv.
Harold Cummings, wife and child
motored to Barre yesterday from New
Haven, Conn, coming here to remain
few days with former acquaintance
and relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Bolster ave
nue. returned yesterday from Lebanon,
N. H., where for the past 10 days she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Quinn.
| You had good time at their pre-
vious dance. Attend the coming dance
| in Rowland hall Friday night, July 30,
auspices, Barre post, No. 10, American
Legion. CAROLS orchestra adv.
Mrs. Edwin Ryder of st. Adams, who
has been visiting at the Tassie home
on Cliff street, returned to her home,
accompanied by her two nieces, Misses
Mary and Lillian Tassie, who go to
spend few days at her home.
/ Forrest Bassett and wife, who for
| the past three weeks have been the
guests of Mrs. Bassett's father. Dan
| lei Webster, of South Main street, jour
neved back to their home in Bristol,
1 Conn, yesterday by auto.
Mrs, John Slocum and daughter,
Vera. of Washington, ID. C., here for
| the past three weeks as the guests OF
Mrs. Slocum's daughter, Mrs. William
oliver, of Park street, have gone to
Jacksonville, Fla, where they expect
to meet Mr.. Slocum.
Miss Jennie Ami of Elmwood ave
nue. is taking a two weeks vacation
from the bakery counter of the Smith
& Cummings store and plans to spend
A week at Revere Beach, Boston. Dur
ing her absence Miss Frances Piccioll
is employed in this department.
Z. Mshlon White of this city has
disposed of his property located on
Addison street. which consists of a cot
tage house and little land surround.
ing. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Papin OF
Elm street. Mr. White takes in the
deal parcel of land on Hooker Hat
The deal was closed through the y. A
Perry Real Estate agency, Mr. Papin
purchasing for an investment.
America Polli, the young Goddard
twirler OF the past season, who has
since been pitching for the Greenfield
Tap & Dye works at Greenfield, Mass.
is now pitching in Springfield with the
team he first associated himself with
early in the season. To-day he re
turned to Springfield after few days
visit in this city. George Spence and
Stephen Whalen, who likewise have
been stopping here for few days
returned. William Christie of Ayers
street accompanying them, in search
of employment in the machine shops
there.
The residence at "a Merchant street
owned and occupied by Prof. o. h
Hollister and family for some years
was sold Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs
RILEY Burgess Of rs Washington street,
This exchange was made privately, and
the papers named consideration IN
the vicinity of $4,000 The purchasers
4 take possession Aug. !. Mr.. HOLSTER
disposed of this home, since he leaves
with his family the latter part of this
week for Portland, Me-, to accept the
presidency Of Westbrook seminary, a
co-educational school Mr.. Burgess, SUI
perintendent of the Cook 4 Watkins
Co, invests for a home.
For Sale: At 30 Averill street, TO-
room house. bath room on first
and second floors, electric lights, gas
| wide piazza on two sides house, shade
trees, large barn, garage, chance to
keen hens; small piece of ground for
garden; splendid location, 1--WE min
utes' walk TO street ears, postoffiee
and business section; fine neighbor'
hood. near Currier park. Rooms readi'
ly rented and bring regular income
House could be easily and cheaply
converted into three separate apart
ments. Fine proposition for anyone
wanting home and income at same
time. George L. Morris.