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

See program for Clan picnic IN to-
days Times.--adv.
@. H. Ramsey of Burlington spent
yesterday in Barre on business.
Public dance Wednesday night, July
2s, Rowland hall. Carroll's orchestra.
| adv.
Dancing in pavilion at Clan picnic,
Caledonia park, Saturday. CAROLS
orchestra.--adv.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening,
July 2S, at 8 o'clock.
For Sale: Six-room house at is
Sheridan street, broadcloth overcoat,
wire screening 80 inches wide. Tel.
207-J. O. X. Hollister.
Miss Irene Brault of st. Adams is
visiting friends in Barre and is stop
ping at the A. H. Burke home on Sum
mer street as the guest Of Miss Doris
Burke.
Howard NJ Walker and friend, John
Harlow of New York City, arrived in
the city last evening to spend two
weeks at the formers home on Grant
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Franzi arrived
this morning from Italy. where they
have been for the last three months.
They will make their home in Barre,
on Addison street.
Major H. Nelson Jackson of Burling-
ton arrived in town to-day on a brief
business visit in connection with the
E. L. Smith & Co. quarrying firm, with
which he is affiliated.
Mrs. Frances Whittemore. propri-
etor of the Central cafe, left this
morning by auto for Worcester, Mass,
where she intends to spend week
with friends and relatives.
Thomas Mercer of North Main street
motored to Walden heights this morn.
ing in his new Dodge car. His visit
was in the interest of the local mush
room club, of which he is member.
Private dance at Cobble Hill grange
hall Wednesday evening, July %, at
| s o'clock, for grangers and invited
guests. Music by a snappy three piece
orchestra. Admission, soc per couple.
Refreshments.
A lawn party will be held at the
home of Mrs d. C. Jarvis, l02 Orange
street, next Thursday at $50 p. m.
Bring csc and your work for social
afternoon. Everyone welcome. Cake
and ice cream served free.-adv.
The attention of the Baptists and
friends of the Baptist church and BIZ
Bile school is again called to the post
ponement of the picnic from Wednes.
day to Friday afternoon. If the wealth
| err is unfavorahle on Friday, the pic
mic will be held Saturday.
Michael Tierney, well known TO
Barre people as resident of this city
about five years ago, and owner of
blacksmith shop at the time, arrived
yesterday to spend few days with old
| friends and neighbors. Mr.. Tierney
il at present employed by the Amer
| lean Express Co. in Springfield, Mass.
| can sell you the articles below at
a saving of 25c 10 s each. Give them
a trial and see; Kimono house dresses
s3.25; boys overalls, four to Is years,
sl.25 and SLAB; children's dresses,
three to IA years, $780, silk and sat
cen petticoats. So to $3.50. These are
all good material and are not cheap and
tawdry. Shall also carry guaranteed
hosiery. Call or phone 462-A. II. q
Davis, 1877 Washington street.--adv.
Miss Jeanette Granger, clerk for
the c. s. Andrews shoe store for u
| considerable time and now with the
| Tilden Shoe Co.. was the guest of six
Young lady friends last evening at
farewell party and supper at Water
| bury inn. The affair had been care
fully planned and when the young lady
emerged from her employment she
found her friends in large touring
car waiting. Under the pretense of GO
inc for q little ride. Miss Granger
Joined them on a journey TO Water
bury. where at the inn special course
sumner awaited the six. Miss Granger
eompletes duties at the Tilden store
Saturday and on sunday leaves Tor
Montreal, P. O, to accept position IN
the pattern department of the Good
win department store, where her sister
Laura. is now employed.