The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

III
II in the Curricr block. adv.
II Dance, Woodbury. pond, July 8;
II Aguinaldo's orchestra adv.
II Holiday close at hand. Select a new
II hat, fresh stock. Mrs. Shepard Store
II Inc.
II A big line of new Zoe music just
H placed ON sale at Bailey's Music Rooms
II adv.
H Roy Lamond of East Barre com.
menced work at the Hooker store this
!, week.
H Mario and Adalmo Dunghi of Buffalo
II y. Y, are visiting friends in Barre for
few days.
William blanchard, student of Al
bany Business college, arrived at his
home in Barre to-day.
All stores, members Of the Barre Re.
| tail Merchants Association, Inc, will
be closed all day Monday, July 5.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Douglas and
| daughter of fremont street left to-
| day on an auto trip to Greenfield,
| Mass.
Rev. D. c. Huntington returned yes
terday from Troy, n. Y, where he Off
ciated at the funeral of former par
| ishioner.
| Rev b. j. Lehigh, who has been at
tending the Northern Baptist conven-
ton in Buffalo, n. Y, returned to Barre
| yesterday.
| Miss Adeine Merlo of 80 Granite
street returned from Boston this morn
ing after several days visit with
relatives there.
| Miss Lorraine Loranger Of l04 Sum
mer street left this morning for Hud.
son Falls, n. Y. where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. LaFrance of Wa.
tertown, Mass, are visiting Mrs. La
Frances parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Wallstrom of Essex street.
| II. b. Tenney of Sanford, Me-, is a
visitor in Barre. Mr.. Tenney has sold
his business in Sanford. but as yet
has no plans for the. future.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier and son.
| Wilfred, of Beckley street and Mr. and
Mrs. G. i. Gregoire of Bank street left
Friday morning for Old Orchard, Me-
II Mr.. and Mrs. Leon 0. Saunders and
two children Of Binghamton, n. u, are
visiting at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Saunders, of Trow
| hill
Miss Elsie Bruys daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis J. Bryua of 10 Maple
| Grove street, went to Middlebury to-
day to spend vacation with her grand
| parents.
Forrest Batchelder, employed by the
Standard Oil company in Schenectady
\ \. Y, arrived in the city to-day to re-
/ main over the holidays at his home ON
| Hill street.
l South Barre plays the east hill team
at the Lincoln school campus Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50. These are two good
teams and ought to play fast game.
Everybody turn out.
Chief Of Police James Sullivan wishes
to warn automobile owners that their
cars must not be parked on any street
, in the evenings without having lights
on the front and rear.
Miss Fora Ottanen. Miss Angie Frat
TIM, Mr.. and Mrs. John A, Hedburg,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Garrett 90
this afternoon to Joes pond to pass the
holidays at the Hedburg camp.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. John Slocum OF Iowa,
! who spend the summers at Washing
ton, d. G., came here yesterday to re-
main two weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. William oliver, of Park street.
DIR. Howard Slocum, an osteopathic
doctor of the KirksviIe, Mo, School Of
Osteopathy, is stopping with DIR. and
Mrs. l.. d. Martin and family at their
summer home in Williamstown for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldron Shields of
| IL Il. a..
, through the White mountains and dss-
, tined for Portland, Me-. to attend the
Maine centennial celebration, now be
ing held there.
, Miss Delta A. Collins. teacher in
the Bellows Falls high school, who has
been visiting A. +. Campbell of North
, Main street for the past week, left yes.
terday TO spend the remainder of the
summer with friends in Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles LaClair of
, Summer street, accompanied by Mrs.
LaClair's sister. Miss Elizabeth Breen,
and Mrs. NJ. j. Casey of Underhill. left
here by automobile for a weeks pleas
! ure trip through the White mountains.
? Harry Sanders, "a representative Of
. the Adler 4 Sons granite manufactur-
/ ing plant, so well known in Brook
lyn. y. Y, the home office headquar.
, tiers. has returned TO Brooklyn after
, passing two days in Barre and vicin-
/ ity.
D Thomas Msgner. superintendent Of
l. the Metropolitan Insurance company Of
: Burlington. and assistant superinten-
e dent Frank Coughlin and wife, also
: Mrs. Bernadette Dory. motored from
Burlington yesterday and visited Miss
j. Mayabelle Stacy of upper Prospect
street.
2 Carroll C. Smith of New Haven,
Conn, a mining engineer employed at
e research work for the Miami Copper
e Co. of Arizona, arrived in town last
= evening to spend the week end Holt
4 days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Smith, of so Summer street.
ID. A. Perry returned yesterday from
4 Mansfield, Mass, where he conducted
an auction sale of pure bred cattle for
! Walter NJ. Lovingly the millionaire
y chocolate manufacturer. at his coun-
try home in Mansfield. Eight head 81
pure bred stock, including young and
matured cows sold at no less than s2S5
price of $3.50 per head; and % head of
matufed COWS sold at no less than S2sj
a head. while some scared to 1925. Mr..
Perry was assisted by r. $. Wood,
pedigree expert, of Springfield. Mas.
At the regular meeting Of Cobble
Hill grange, to be held Tuesday eve
ming, July 6, the committee has endesv-
Il