The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

l1' ALA OF he lOV ~
Buy reliable pianos at reasonable
| prices at Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv
Alto Mariani quit work as a regular
fireman at the Barre station Saturda,
night
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, July
Z, at 8 o'clock.
First Assistant Fire Chief Edward A
Barrett began to day two weeks va
| cation from duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter S. VorEon o.
Brooklyn street spent the Fourth witt
friends in Plainfeld.
Miss Madeline Guyer and Miss Vivi
en- Matott of Maple avenue passed the
holidays in Burlington.
Miss Ieona Bison of East Barre be
gan work yesterday at the home of b
+. Phillips in Montpelier.
A son was born at the City hospta
Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
l.. Winchester of Williamstown.
Dance at Dewey park "Wednesday
night. Carroll's orchestra, six pieces
Special cars after. both ways adv.
H Community club dance, armory
Montpelier, Tuesday, July 6. CAROLS
orchestra Price, IS per couple adv
Mrs. f. II. Bellows and daughter
Helen. of Richford are visiting at Air
and Mrs. A. c. Dickey's in East Barre
Peter Barclay of Brook street went
TO Fort Ethan Allen to-day to enlist
in the summer military training school
John Muiry of North Adams, Mass.
arrived in Barre Saturday night to
pass the holidays at his home in this
city.
Mrs. Thomas Strong of Hardwick
underwent an operation for appended
It's at the City hospital yesterday
morning.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, July 6, at 7:l5. Bring books
for audit.
Miss Stella Mayo of Waltham
Mass, and Mrs. Angie Whiting of Som.
erville, Mass, have arrived in Barre
TO spend the summer with Mrs. Carrie
Brooks of Camp street.
Sevrin Ahlin. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Andrew Knutson OF
t-Nuth Nidtn NtIGNNs hhS iNtuihti w MS
home in Brookline.
II f. II. Dickey. business manager of
the Michigan Telephone company, and
his wife left for their homes in De
troit Sunday afternoon.
Miss irene Blair, now employed IN
Claremont, n. H., was in town over the
week end visiting her mother, Mrs
Hector Blair of Brook street.
Cyril Marion, after spending 10
days with classmates ~of Holy Cross
in New York City, has returned TO
his home on Franklin street.
A big public dance. auspices class
1919, Rowland hall, Thursday, July 3
from s till I. CAROLS orchestra, 81
couple, war tax included. adv.
Junior campfire girls of Presbyter
ian church viii have a picnic tonight
Please meet at the waiting room AT
o'clock, and bring lunch and cup.
William Gearin returned to Burlng
ton to-day TO resume work at the Cen
trail drug store after passing the holt
days with relatives and friends "
Barre.
John Nelson. formerly of Barre but
now Of Somerville, Mass, stopped "a
call on friends here yesterday while
touring by auto from Massachusetts
to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hall of Medford
Mass. who have been the guests oi
Mr. and Mrs, George Marion at their
home on Maple Grove street, returned
TO day TO Medford.
James Rlack and mother of Pros
poet street have returned from Queer
City park in Burlington and Highgltc
Springs. where for the past week OF
10 days they have been camping.
Carroll c. Smith, a mining engineer
of New Haven, Conn, returned TO his
work last evening after a brief vaca
ton. spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Smith of Summer street.
Rub Partisan Sage on your head anC
YOU will not have to scratch the dan
drufT of; cures itching scalp, gives q
luxuriant head Of beautiful hair. Z. A
Drown sells it on money back plan.
adv
Miss Ruth Averill returned to the
Massachusetts, General hospital in Bos
ton last night at the termination of q
three weeks vacation, passed with Or
and Mrs. W. +. Lazell of South Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins OF
Bellows Falls are the parents of q
nine pound daughter, Gertrude Murcl
born June %. Mr. Hutchins will be
remembered in Barre AS teamster and
laborer for the street department. Mrs
Hutchins was Bellows Falls girl.
Orlo W. Allen is spending his yaca
ton from the +. Howard watch fac
tory at Waltham. Mass. with his sis
ter. Mrs. ". IT, Richardson. and bis
mother. Mrs. Matilda II. Allen, who
has been in feeble health the past year
but is at present more comfortable.
Mrs. c. B. Milne and son. Edmund
accompanied by Douglas lngliss as
chauffeur, started this morning an auto
Journey to their home in Brookline
Mass, after passing two weeks at thell
Spaulding street home in this city
They plan TO remain in Brookline anC
vicinity for the next six weeks.
Mics Margaret McQuaid of the Miles
block and Miss Rena Gianni Of Nortl
Main street began to-day vacation
from the office Of Or. ID. C. Jarvis. Miss
Mcouaid left for Boston TO spend two
weeks with relatives and Miss Clam
for a three weeks vacation with rela
tiyes in Boston, Westerly, r. l., anc
New York City.
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