The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cars washed and polished for $3.50
opposite Park theatre.-ady.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Addy of Is Wal
nut street.
Public dance, North Montpelier hall,
Tuesday evening, July 10. Aguinaldo's
orchestra.-adv.
Miss Elsie Mcleod of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a month at her home
on the Montpelier road.
Silk and best quality in Isle stock
ingS. Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage
street, off North Main.
The Over The -Teacups will meet
with Mrs. Donald. Smith Thursday aft
crnoo at the usual hour.
The purple consulate will meet at
the home of Mrs. David Faulkner Tues
day evening at I o'clock.
Miss Beatrice c. Mower left yester-
day for Canton, n. Y, where she will
visit relatives for a week.
Ii was Llewellyn Densmore who &C
companied Rev. and Mrs. Frank Ho-
kerk on their trip yesterday.
Alden Burke of Summer street has
| ffLul litu HUN n lew hufo hutb Niip
through the White mountains.
Miss Ruth Mees of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers
of 80 Keith avenu for a few days.
Tony Cory of Prospect. street left
Barre this morning to spend n month
or more 'on business in New Hamp-
shire.
Hugh Davis of Barre left last night
for Corinth, \. H., where lie will spend
the next two weeks OF his summer va
cation.
Misses Olive Mcknight and Isabel
Walker have returned home from Fair,
lee lake, where they have been in camp
for the past week.
Miss Anna Pcduzzi, who has been
spending several days of her vacation
! with friends at Perkinsville, returned
to her home in Barre Last night.
Mrs. Lucille Dibin and her daughter.
Lorraine. of Detroit, Mich, arrived
! from the west last night to spend
n short time visiting Mrs. Peduzzi OF
Perkinsville.
Miss Elva Mudgett of West Patter-
son street, a recent graduate Of God.
| dard seminary, left Saturday for Fair
lee. where she will spend the summer
at Lake Morey.
+. r. Wiley has returned to his home
on Wellington street after an absence
of a month. Mr.. Wiley woIk king during
that time as an American Express mes
! senger on the railroad between Boston
and Montreal.
Having found some kind Of a worm
pest gathering On elm trees IN Barre
Charles Pamperl wrote TO the state
forester's department. in Montpelier
for information about the worms and
| the way to destroy them. The treat.
ment suggested in the reply from the
department was that the affected parts
| of the trees should be sprayed with q
solution of arsenate of lead. The adj
vice adds: III the leaves are being
| eaten YOU had best spray the crown
thoroughly with this solution, but II
, Won find that the worms are only on
The trunk. Just saturate them with
| strong solution" This solution can be
secured at % cents per package ana
! with directions on the same.
The barber shop that for many years
has been known as the Miers uptown
Lshop. located in one of the basement
apartments of the French block on
Main street, Yesterday became the
property Of Guy Blakely and Ernest
LAFAYETTE Of this city. Both young
men have been employed in the Holt
baSber shop until Yesterday, and IN
consideration that tho Holt shop would
be handicapped by the loss of two
| men. Mr.. Lafayette continued work
there to-day while his partner began
work in his new shop. William Micrs,
who first opened a barber shop IN tins
| place about 20 years ago, not only
built up a very lucrative business here.
| bur also ut another location on Main
street, and il is TO this latter shop he
intends to divert his attention. I'd.
| House. who for the past IL years has
been employed at one Of the four
chairs in the uptown shop, expects To
| complete work there Saturday night,
having purchased Of W. v. Grearson Of
Wiuianistowu a barber shop 10 that
town. which he established and sold -
! Mr.. Cdearson before coming to Barre.
| Mr.. House will move his family at
once To- Nilliamstown.