The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Good all wool up to the minute style
suit. Values up to $50 $2950. La
moreys.
Dance at Dewey Park "Wednesday
night CAROLS orchestra, six pieces.
Special car each way after.--adv.
r. Cantu, photographer, is again at
his studio and will be pleased to wait
upon old and new customers.-ad
Dance, Camp Comfort, Friday eve
| ming, July 2, to !. Dance at Camp
Comfort July 5, afternoon and evening.
adv.
Rev. T. o. Farrell and Rev M. O.
and Mrs. p. o. Farrell at their home in
Graniteville.
William Mari, after visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Peter Parks, of II French
street, left on the afternoon train yes
terday for Detroit, Mich, his home
Miss Evelyn Bugbee. Nurse of the
Massachusetts, General hospital, ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend
two weeks vacation with Barre friends
and relatives.
Theron. Meader and Frank j. Shea
have returned from ee-day mo
toring trip through much of Vermont
and part of New Hampshire, as far
east as Claremont.
Mrs +. Y. b. Archambault received a
telegram yesterday stating that her
uncle, Vitalian Pauze. had died at his
home in Montreal. Mrs. Archambault
left yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral.
Henry Broadfoot of Providence, r.
T., formerly of this city, and who is
employed during the school year as an
instructor in physics in high school
in Providence, is visiting friends in
Barre and Cabot for a week or more.
The name of Hugh James Cole was
omitted from the list of Barre young
men and young women getting de-
grees from the University of Vermont
as printed in yesterdays paper. He
received the degree of b. $. in chem
istry.
Mrs. A. Rizzi and three children of
Wiley street have departed for De-
troit, Mich. going there to join Mr.
Rizzi who left during the labor trou-
BILE in Barre to secure employment He
is now employed at the Ford auto
factory.
Miss Della Barney and Mrs. Gertrude
Gallie of New York City are visiting
for a time Mrs. Gallie's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rock of Farwell
street. Miss Barney plans to pass a
week at her home in Williamstown be-
fore returning.
Joseph Weafer and wife, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Weafer's brother, Domin-
ick. of Bridgeport, Conn, went to at.
tend the wedding of Mr.. Weafer's sis
ter of Morrisville to DR. CAVITY of st.
Iohnsbury. The wedding occurred at
the Weafer home in Morrisville yester
day.
Papers were made out in the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Office yesterday
whereby the sale of the Dell V. Stone
property in Williamstown, known as
the Little farm, was completed and I'll
tie given TO Levi L. Lemieux and wife
of Canada. The purchasers invest for
home and plan to take immediate
possession. Another transaction of i'm
portance TO transpire in the Perry Real
Estate office was the deal in which
James Matheson and Grace Matheson
of Williamstown conveyed their home
place to Joseph Jacques and wife OF
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques plan
to take possession as soon as possible
Addie NJ. Jackson, in transaction yes
terday, conveyed her home place on
Merchant street extension to George
c. Hatch and Esther NJ. Hatch of this
city. Papers completing the deal were
passed yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jack
SON will reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatch