The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il TALK OF THE TOWN
H J. N. Paige Of Rutland was Wis
\ itor with friends in Barre this morn
4 ing,
Dance, gymnasium, Graniteville, Fri
day evening, Sept. 10. Dancing, till
H adv.
\ Frank Austin of New York is spend
ing few days in Barre as the CUES
of friends.
Eugene E. Campbell of Waterbury
spent a short time in Barre this morn
ing on business.
A carload of new bort ears just ar
rived at the Palace garage. Come ant
look them over.--adv.
A rummage and food sale will BIZ
held in the Methodist church vestry
Saturday from 2 to 5 p. m.-adv.
Full line of mems and women's shoes
to be clean up to-day at exceptionally
low prices at the Barre Bargain store
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Livendale re.
turned last evening from a wedding
trip to Boston and a few days camping
at Joe's pond
Roy Mcdonald started on two
weeks vacation from the City hospi-
tai and leaves to-day for Stanstead, P.
G., to visit sister.
| Mrs, Wallace Page and children have
returned TO their home on Wiley
street, after passing a week with rel
atives and friends in Groton.
Do your shopping early for the store
/ W hn pln nd de
Sept l3 and Ia. Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street, off Main.
| A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by Il. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatism sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in future. Money back
if it fails. adv
Mrs. Glen Perry and daughter, Dor.
othy, who have been spending the sum
mer months at Old Orchard, Me, ar.
rived at their home on Highland ave
nue. last evening.
William Johnston, travelling repre-
sentative of the LeClair 4 McNultv
granite firm, started to-day on bust
ness tour through the state of Maine.
going by automobile.
Miss Edna Sutton began duties to-
day at the millinery parlors of Mrs.
A. Nj, Carroll, having Just recently re-
turned from the millinery openings in
Boston and New York.
Mrs. A. Gilflan of New York City
along with her daughter, Helen. and
son. Thomas, have returned to their
home. after spending the week at Mr.
and Mrs. Harper Mitchell's of % Sum
mer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Noonan arrived
home last evening from Canada. visit
ng while there during the past two
weeks the Shrine of st. Anne and
stopping for a time with friends in
Montreal
Notice-The Montpelier Barre
Light & Power Co. is now located at
205 North Main street. opposite Depot
square, where we wish to serve YOU
with any requirements in our lines. |
Call in.--adv.
A nine pound son. Francis Junior. |
was born Sept. s to Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. |
Cumming OF Cabot. Mrs. Cumming was |
formerly Miss Ethel Parry, daughter !
of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Parry Of Rich
ardson street
MISS IOIOlHf SHAW pi III maple |
Grove street has gone to Burlington |
to visit before going to Potsdsm. n. Y, |
to enter the Crane Institute of Music /
a. the fall opening. Miss Shaw gradu. |
ated from Spaulding last June,
Fire Chief John Heney completed to-
day thorough inspection of all the
schools in the city, including the heat
ing apparatus of each building. To- |
morrow the chief begins similar work
at the numerous churches in the city,
and likewise will pay particular at I
tention to the furnaces and pipes.
Henry II. Hodgdon. district foreman
of the New England Telephone & Tele.
graph Co., is one of the few men from
Vermont 20 attend the convention in
Montreal of the Telephone Pioneers Of
America. Membership to this organi.
cation is gained by nothing less than
% years service with the company
and in all the United States about 300
men are eligible to attend. John Fl.
Gowdy of Montpelier. manager of the
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Co.. in this district, is another member
of the organization which, during the
CpUN tfllons VIII De enlPrNSANeu DIV AHe II
American Bell company of Canada.
The book caravan, consisting of a
book store on wheels and propelled
by motor apparatus, has left Barre for
Burlington, after a successful day and
q half stand on North Main street The
itinerary of the caravan was somewhat
changed, owing TO the late arrival of
the car from New Hampshire, the date
in Montpelier on Tuesday being can
relied. During the stay of the bookshop
in Barre the store was visited by a
large number of people and many
books we're sold to the public and TO
the Aldrich public library. The women
in charge of the caravan stated that
the greatest interest was evidenced in
the bookshop of any place in their
itinerary throughout New
England.
A daily paper Of Plymouth, Pa. con
tanned an item recently that is of un-
usual interest TO friends of Lawrence
Russo, employed at one time by the
granite manufacturing plant of No
relli & Calcagni as n craftsman The
TEN follows: The Stroller has heard
many compliments recently relative to
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