The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy victrolas and Victor records at
Bailey's Music Rooms. adv.
| Office furniture, suited to granite Of
| flee. Read Ayers classified adv, page
adv
Dancs in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
chestra.-adv.
G. w, Reed spent the week end with
his wife and daughter, Alice Reed, at
Queen City park.
New stock of popular sheet music
Just In and on sale to-day. Bailey
Music Rooms.
| One show tonight at the Biiou, at
1880. See Nazimova in her latest re,
lease. Special prices.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward and son
of Hill street passed the week end at
their cottage at Queen City park.
| Dean Davis went to Chauteaugay
N. Y, Saturday afternoon on bust
ness trip that extended over the week
end.
Mrs. NJ. S. Levin and daughter, Rosa,
of Merchant street went to Burlington
Saturday to pass a few days with rela-
tiyes.
First Assistant Fire Chief Edward
Barrett passed Sunday and the week
end with his wife and family in Bur
lington.
Rheumatic? Try two weeks treat.
ment of Rheuma and get well. If it
doesn't help, i. A. Drown will return
your money adv.
Miss Blanche Corliss spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Abbie Cor
liss, who is camping at Queen City
park with the Reed family.
Ex-Alderman Samuel Kingston this
morning left for Waterbury, having We
cured employment with granite firm
at his trade as a stonecutter.
Mrs. Adam BRINE of Laurel street.
who has been confined to the Barre
City hospital for the past several
weeks, returned to her home yesterday.
Charles Booth, janitor of the munici-
pal building, began a vacation of
week to-day. James Mill is substi
tuting during the absence of Mr., Booth
Deputy Chief of Police Harry Gam
BILE has returned from a weeks vaca.
ton in Gardiner, Me-, and last night |
resumed duties as night patrolman, |
In case of rain this afternoon the |
Benedict auction sale on Hall street |
will be held at the same place and hour
Tuesday. D. A. Perry, suctioneer, I'D.
If you can't come to-day, be sure TO |
come tomorrow and see Nazimova in
"The Heart of Child at the Bijou
Two shows at 2l5 and 7;3O. Special
prices adv
Miss Agnes Bishop has returned
from Bradford, where for the past two
weeks she has been enjoying a vacation
from duties at Jacks restaurant on
Depot square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgina Spada of New
York City, who for the past three
weeks have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rosso of 355 North Main
street, returned to their home to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Hoban and
laughter, Mary, of Liberty street, Miss
NJ. M. Minnie and Thomas Vanston
eft Sunday in the latter's automobile
ior a Today trip through Maine with
Bar Harbor as an objective.
Paul Plaisted and Cecil Snetsinger.
employed at the Palace gar
lge for several weeks, began work
It the Capital City garage in Mont
oelier to-day, having finished for the
Arnholm & Dunbar firm Saturday
light.
Rosary Bison accompanied Alden
Burke from Burlington Saturday, both
coming to their homes in Barre to pass
/ few days. Mr.. Bison returns to-
morrow to take further examination to
the years work at the Univer
'ity of Vermont.
Mr., and Mrs. r. H. Maxfeld arrived
his morning from Washington, ID. G., ,
md are now the guests of Mrsi Max
ield's mother, Mrs. Nellie l.. Kidder,
# Summer street. Mrs Maxfield has
ust completed two years service inthe
Idjutant generals office in Washing {
on.
William Greig, a gardener Of South
3arre, feels particularly proud Of his (
'atch Of cultivated strawberry vines
which Saturday yielded more than two :
quarts Of FUN ripcned berries These
ir. Greig presented to Mr. and Mrs
ohn j. Sowles Of Beckley Hill as the
irst native berries brought to Barre
his season and felt confident that they
we're such, Though the date Of the
month signifed nothing extraordinary
bout the ripened fruit, the opening Of
he berry season has been much de-
aged by the late spring and as yet no
ative berries have been placed on the
ity markets.