The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


street spent Sunday in Burlington with
friends.
"Come along buddies," and OF the
best times in store at the American
Legion dance in Rowland hall Friday
night.-adv.
The greatest outdoor event of the
season, looked forward to by SO many
the Clan picnic at Caledonia park,
Saturday, July 23.--adv.
w. H. Gilwee of ST. Adams past d.
rector of the st. Adams lodge Loyal
Order Of Moose, was in Barre yester-
day, assisting in the installation work
Of Barre lodge.
You had good time at their pre-.
vious dance. Attend the coming dance
in Rowland hall Friday night, July 80,
auspices, Barre post, No. 10, American
Legion. CAROLS orchestra adv.
Mrs. Chester Bennett of Wet street
together with her little daughter, Vir.
ginia, left last evening for Hope, M,
to visit for few weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Bennett at their home.
Louis Drake OF this city recently pur-
chased the house ut 571a Brook street,
owned by James Mortimer, and nov
occupies the home. Mr.. Mortimer left
soon after for Bridgeport, Conn, to
reside.
Stephen Whalen, mu-,c'sn. W
is well known in Barre by his affitia
ton for several months with the Landi
orchestra, was in town over the week
end visiting AL Messier, and to-day re-
turned to Springfield, where he plays
with Springfield orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Collins of %
Spaulding street and son, Charles, ir.,
returned last night from Highgate
Springs, where they have been camp
ing for the past two weeks. Mr.. Col
Inns resumed work at the Miers barber
shop to-day.
Robert Murphy of the Murphy &
Weafer firm has returned to this city
at the expiration of three weeks va
cation, spent at the opening of the
grand circuit races in Cleveland, O.,
and at Highgate Springs, from which
he returned last evening.
There were many special ears run
ming between Barre and Montpelier this
morning before 10 o'clock to accommo'
date Barre people for the Hagenbaek-
Wallace circus parade at the capital
to-day. These, as well as many others
later In the day for the afternoon per
| formance we're well filed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore of the Morse
| block and Miss Annis McGue of Bos-
ton, her sister, arrived in the city yes
terday from Joe's pond, after camping
there during the past two weeks Miss
McGue returned last evening TO Bos
ton, while their guest, Miss W. B. Ken.
nedy of Burlington, also returned to
her home, having stopped at the camp
for week or more.
For Sale: At 80 Ayerill 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
keep hens; small piece of ground for
garden; splendid location, five min
utes' walk to street cars, postofiice
and business section fine neighbor
hood, near Currier park. Rooms readi-
" 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.. motifs.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Noyes of Hote
Barre were somewhat started Saturday
night to receive a telegram from heI
daughter, Muriel Chsmberl.n, readine
TO the effect that her mother need mo-
be alarmed as all disturbance had beer
quieted at the institution. Not unit
receiving a New York Sunday papei
could Mrs Noyes understand the mes
sage, but in this she learned That
race riot had occurred at the New
York state reformatory for women a.
Bedford, y. Y, where Miss Chanberlii
has charge Of the recreation depart
ment during the summer months, un
til the re-openipg Of New Hampshir'
state college. Miss Chsmbert1 was a
Fort Kisco. n. Y, when she sent tn
telegram, undoubtedly having gon
there for safety, while the $50 whit
women and negresses with Hat irons
butcher knives and stones endeavore'
to chastise one another.