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

l. Dance at Woodbury. pond FRIDAY
night, July 9.adv.
| Closing out sale of white and coored
hats at less than cost Mrs. Birnie, a
Laurel street.-adv.
Miss Beatrice Dingwall haYreturned
home from Montpelier, where she has
been staying with her aunt, Mrs Mel
son.
Regular meeting of Col. j. B. Mead
circle, No /, Ladies of the g. A. r.,
Friday afternoon at 2:30 IN auxiliary
hall, Worthen building.
| Harry Dingwall of Elm street has
returned home from the City hospital,
where he underwent an operation for
adhesions two weeks ago.
DR.. A. Johnston and family, who have
been visiting his brother, James Johns
ton, of fremont street, left to-day for
Old Orchard and Portland, Me.
A big public dance, auspices class
1919, Rowland hall, Thursday, July 8,
from 8 till |. CAROLS orchestra, 81
a couple, war tax included.-adv.
A daughter was born June I in Hea
ton hospital Montpelier, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Sunderland of 81 Jefferson
street, Barre. The young lady weighed
seven pounds 10 ounces.
/ The item stating that Robert Knox
was taking the place of Kenneth Gale
as head craftsman at Jones Brothers
while the latter was on his vacation
was misleading. Mr.. Knox has been
head of the drafting department for a
considerable period.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Duncan OF Edge
wood, entertained 10 little girls at
party yesterday, the occasion being her
seventh birthday All 10 of the little
girls had joyous time, and they gave
Elizabeth many presents to remember
the day.
Misses Eleanor and Lillian Neadeau
| left to. day for Hartford, Conn, where
Miss Lillian has employment with the
Travellers Insurance company and plans
to enter Huntsinger's Business college
this fall, studying also in the Hartford
| Conservatory of Music. Miss Eleanor
will resume her duties with the Hart
Manufacturing company Office OF New
York, their Office having been trans
ferred from Hartford
For Beautiful home on Nelson
street, six.room house, with large
halls and extra large closets. beautiful
finish, cabinet pantry, strictly modern
| finished basement kitchen and cold
closet, cement furnace room, three large
verandas, new garage and hen house,
garden, berries, fruit trees, plenty OF
shrubbery an ideal home, with ideal
surroundings; best location. Tel, Az \.
Mrs. w. H. Wescott.
Space reservations for the following
exhibitors have been announced in con
pectjon with the annual convention OF
the National Retail Monumental Deal
ers' associate in ST. Louis, which be
gins Aug. II and continues to the 10th,
inclusively: William Milne Granite Co.,
/ f. A. Bugbee 4 Co, oJhnson & Gus
tafson, Young Bros, LaClair Me-
Nulty, Novelli & Calcagni, Grearson 4
Lane, Martinson Estate Co., Mari q
Gordon, Jones Bros. Co.
Pietro Laudi & Co., grocers in Barre
have filed petition in bankruptcy IN
the office of the clerk of the United
States court. The firms assets are
given as S2,76l and the liabilities at
3.50l .9l. The assets include stock val
ued at 81 800 and debts due amount
ing TO 5000 more. The liabilities in
clude bills owing H. p. Prindle, $500;
the Champlain Valley Fruit company
SO: the Holbrook Grocery company OF
Keene, n. H., s32lO; Swift & Co. OF
Montpelier, S4o.S5; ]. G. Shadroui OF
Barre, ssl.55; and many other cred
itors, most of whom are located outside
the state. Pietro Laudi, personally
has assets( of 1914 Pietro Baratelli
his partner, has no personal assets oil
liabilities. Earl r. Davis of Barre /:
the attorney in the case.