The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Cut prices on low shoes at Tilden's
| adv.
H H p Miner of Bethel was in Barre
Tuesday for short time
Gordon H. BostwickN of Williams
town spent part of yesterday in Barre
on business,
Miss Maude Gregoire of Bank street
commenced her duties at the City bak-
cry yesterday.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners,
No. 2, Wednesday evening, polishers'
hall, at o'clock.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, Aug
ust is, at o'clock,
/ Joseph Como of johnson is visiting
his brother, J. B. Como, of Academy
street for few days.
Mrs. Clifton Kelley of st. Adams is
visiting Mrs. Henry Petrie of North
Main street for a short time.
Miss Leontina Cassi of Maple ave-
nue. commenced her weeks vacation
! from Croce's store Monday.
Rev. FIR. McKenna and Miss Margar-
ct McKenna returned last night from
their months vacation in Canada.
Miss Evelyn Bruya of Maple Grove
| is substituting in the board of trade
Office for a week for Miss Evelyn
Drew.
Louis Sassorossi returned to his
home in the south end yesterday, aft
er having been in Texas for the last
four months.
Russell and Augustus Caron have re-
turned to their home on Beckley court,
after having spent five weeks on the
Slora farm at Cutler Corner.
Miss Nettie Lawliss of North Main
street closed up her dressmaking shop
yesterday and left this morning for
Maine, where she win spend the com.
ing month.
Mrs. E. Blair and son, Russell, re.
turned Monday to their home on New,
ton street, after having spent three
weeks with friends and relatives in
West Chazy, N. Y.
Miss Marion Martin of Eastern ave.
nue. returned Monday night from Bos-
ton, where she has been spending her
weeks vacation from her duties in the
governors office at Montpelier
Miss Mildred Stowe arrived yester.
day from Washington, D. c., where she
il employed by the government in the
agricultural department, and will Wis
it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Stowe, of Walnut street, for six weeks
Lena Croce, Mildred, Irene and Fred
RIGA Lander, Mary Hoban, Margaret
and Hazel Tomassi and Elena Barberi
returned last night from Mallett's bay,
where they spent last week camping
Miss Harriet Lander, the chaperone,
remained in Burlington to spend this
week with friends.
The annual Red Mems picnic was
held at Caledonia park last Saturday
afternoon and although the weather
was rather wet, the affair proved
great success, there being nearly 200
present, composed of Red Men and
their families There was one grand
good time with all kinds of sports such ]
rs baseball, racing, shooting contests
md plenty Of ice cream, soda, cracker
acks, etc, for the kiddes The win
lers of the games were as follows:
Throwing baseball, Mrs David Hender. {
ION first, Mrs. j, Hogg second; shoot. {
ng competition, j. Freeland first W
fnnes second; stout ladies' race, Mrs. /
I. Jeffrey first, Mrs. G. Greig second, q
Mrs. j. Duguid third; slim ladies race, {
Mrs. j. Hogg first, Mrs. W. lines sec. !
md, Mrs. j. Black third; young ladies /
ace, Miss NJ. Clark first, Miss NJ. q
Rooney second, Miss d. Blain third: 7
iris race, Miss E. Crichton first, Miss -
:. Mcdonald second, Miss NJ Kidd
bird; boys race, B. Mulch first. Z. c.
]omolli second, II. Milne third; fat and (
lin mems races, William Walker first,
(. Strachan second, j. Duguid third.