The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Read Sheas school shoe advertise
ment.-ady.
This is sheet music day at Bailey
Music Rooms. adv
Binder Irvine, 95c ball, 80 bale
n. d. Phelps Co. Inc.
Cash paid for rags, magazines, pa
Epers, etc. Phone 7l9-R. Abram Pine
adv.
Il Dance, Friday evening, Sept. 3, gym
nasium, Granitevile. Dancing till |
adv.
Don't forget the sports at lntercity
park Saturday at the Central Labor
union outing adv
You have been waiting to buy a
good-toned upright piano for $50. We
have it. Bailey's Music Rooms.
Pathe monographs and records, hear
your favorites at Barre Drug Co. Open,
ing of new store -morrow,-adv.
few more days will be given in
which the ladies may pay Woman
club dues and get their names in year
book.
The Williamstown A. C. nine will
/ play the east hill team on the Lincoln
campus Saturday afternoon ut 3
O'Clock.
Mrs. David Morgan and child of
South Main street went to Highgate
Springs yesterday to spend a week
or more with relatives.
Special discount on Boston school
bags for the next five days at Lander's
Cigar Store. Call and see our leather
| goods % Main street.
Jack Ryan arrived last night, in
company with Neil Smith, from Bris
tol, Conn, and will stay in Barre for
short time with friends.
Mrs. C. H. Wishart and daughter of
Perry street returned from Boston
yesterday. after passing a week or
more there with relatives.
John Merkle of Peoria, ILL.,, one of
! the most prominent monumental
dealers in the United States, is visit
ing in town for few days.
| ltaliani, E. Spagnol non mangate
d venire al picnic del Labor day. Sept.
6, all lntercity park G. Valenti, par
lera in ltaliano ale ore 80 y. m.
To the men--yisit our new and mod.
ern store Saturday and take advantage
of our specials on United Cigar store
smokes and premiums. Barre Drug Co.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Veino of Trow
hill left Wednesday for Troy, y. Y,
where they will make their home. Mr.
Veino has obtained work in a shirt
factory there.
William Clark and Arthur Crawford
of Barre leave tonight for New York
City, making the trip by way of Bos-
ton, and win spend a few days there
visiting friends.
Neighbors, attention! Regular
meeting of the Modern Woodmen of
America Friday evening. State Depu-
ty Baldwin and District Deputy Don
nelly will be present. All members will
please be present.
Miss Ollie Anderson of HYDE Park.
Mass, arrived in Barre Wednesday, to
spend an indefinite period in the in,
terests of the Peerless knitting mill,
'instructing the beginners in the use OF
the various knitting machines.
The Fitchburg, Mass, Daily Sentinel
has the following item of interest to
Barre people; Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Jones, 272 South street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, wis
B.. to R. Kent Lawrence of this city
DR.. w S. Page of South Main
street, accompanied by his brother,
Nat. of Plainfeld, motored to Middle.
bury yesterday to attend the fair.
now in progress. DR. Page entered
Junior billiard in the races at the fair
to-day.
Oscar c. Gallagher superintendent Of
school in Brookline. Mass. passed
through Barre yesterday with his fam
lily on their way to Brookline. Mass. |
They have been spending the past |
three weeks at their summer cottage
in Calais.
John P. Emslie of Richmond. Ind. |
retail monumental dealer, is stop
ping st Hotel Barre while in the |
granits~> district buying granite Mr.. |
Emslie once resided in Barre for rs I
or 20 years and is taking this oppor.
tunity to renew acquaintance both !
in Barre and Graniteville.
The Barre A A. left this morning for
a two days trip. playing tomorrow at
Enosburg Falls and Sunday at Gran.
by, ?. Q. Both games will be against
the strong Granny team, which was
prevented from playing on the local
grounds a few weeks ago because Of in
element weather. and close games are
expected in both places. Beaton, To
nasi and Newton will accompany the
team rs pitchers. and Fowley and Co
moll viii alternate behind the hat.
Fowley catching to-morrow's game.
and Comolli playing Sunday. The team
will return to Barre Monday to oppose
the Graniteville team in two games on
the local grounds.
a slight stir Of excitement was coca
stoned early this morning when Bris-
roe. 1924, driven BY John Richard
son. collided with a Ford. driven by
7. G.frockett. on the corner Of Main