The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance, Montpelier armory, every
Saturday night. CAROLS orchestra.
| Special car after.--adv.
After your Saturday shopping, call
in at the Maccabee food sale and en-
joy a cup of tea.-adv.
just received at Heath's, another
large shipment of wall and ceiling pa
per. 81 North Main street.
James Mari left this morning for
Loon Lake, n Y, to work during the
summer months at hotel there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gustafson of 1914
Washington street leave tonight for
weeks outing at Highgate Springs.
Community club dance, armory, in
Montpelier, Tuesday, July 8; CAROLS
orchestra. Price, Use per couple.-adv.
Miss Emma Fowlie of Aver street has
gone to Sugar Hill, N. H., to work dur
| ing the vacation season as waitress at
the Sunset house.
Mrs. May Jones left yesterday for
Waterbury, after visiting for several
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Saunders of Trow hill.
For the most complete line of fire.
works of all kinds, call at building
opposite Park theatre, Depot square.
H. A. Kendall and Blar Mariani.
Herbert McMinn of BrookfieId, who
has been visiting with Barre relatives
for few days, leaves for Detroit
Mich, to-day, where he has secured
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Waterman of
Montclair, N. j., and Dr. and Mrs,
j. Sherman Odgen of Bound Brook, n
j., are visiting at d. S. Waterman's
for a few days.
Andrew Miles has completed the
state road Job at West Charleston and
will visit at his home in Graniteville
before commencing a similar job at
Newport after the holiday.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold sale of home cooked food Sat
urday afternoon in the Averill store on
Main street. Means, bread. doughnuts,
pies and cake will be or sale
Edward Emmett and Harold Shaw of
Brookline, Mass, together with Miss
Lera Havey and Miss Mary kelleher
of Bethel, motored to Barre from Beth
ell yesterday, to visit friends in this
city for day or so.
George A. Brown, connected for three
wears and half with the Barre Saw
ings bank, is in town to-day transact
ing business for the Wells Richardson
Co of Burlington, where he now holds
responsible position.
A son was born yesterday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Hutchins of Bellows
Falls. Mrs. Hutchins will be pleasantly
remembered in Barre as Miss lila La
fayette, who attended Goddard semi.
nary and was later saleslady IN the
| Woolworth store.
America Polf, the baseball pitcher
of this city, who was expected to
pitch for Graniteyille A. G.. team to-
morrow against the Barre A. A. team,
leaves to-day for Greenfield, Mass, to
begin work for the Greenfield Tap h
Dye works and join the factory's base
ball squad.
Mrs Eva NJ. Hazen Of Windsor spent
Wednesday at the home of her friend,
Mrs. o. J. Dodge of Elm street. Mrs.
Hazen is well known throughout the
state as former president OF the Re
bekah society, and has large number
of friends and acquaintance in Barre.
She returned to her home yesterday
morning.
The Perrin hill baseball team went
to South Barre last evening and de
feated the South Barre team, lis.
Until the ninth inning the South Barre
team was in the lead SIS, but batting
rally brought the local team six runs.
The Perrin hill lineup consisted of c,
OKeefe, l.. O'Leary. Gale, oliver
Chase. J. 0'keefe, Johnson. Douglas
and Berger. These teams meet again
i Tuesday evening at Lincoln campus.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Owens at % Eastern avenue was the
scene of a very quiet family reunion
last night Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dickey of
Detroit, Mich, who have been visiting
friends in Highgate and East Barre.
were present, as well as Mrs. Forest
Bellows of St. Adams The parents of
Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Bellows and
! Earl Dckey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
C. Dickey Of East Barre, were also pres
ent. as were one or two very intimate
friends.
A farewell party in honor of Miss
Sarah Church, who leaves Monday for
her home in Oklahoma. was rendered
her by 20 of her closest friends last
night at the Deaconess home on Berlin
street. A manicure set, the joint gift
of those present, was presented her by
Miss Lena Calcagni, Games and light
refreshments at intervals during the
evening helped to make the occasion a
very pleasant one for all concerned.
Ii Charles Zanleoni, jr., has returned
from a two-day trip TO Boston taken
in the interest of the Barre Drug Co.
in order 10 buy supplies and furnish.
ings for the new store now under con.
, struction at the Park theatre build
ing Among the furnishings purchased
was new soda fountain, of white Ital
! ian marble with mission finish back
ground This fountain, purchased Of
the United Soda Fountain CO.. IL p
. feet in length and equipped with th,
] latest devices for service.
I DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Freeman aud theil
: small daughter. Alberta, Mise Geftrud'
] Bisbee and Miss Fox passed through
1 here Wednesday night on their way I,
: Waitsfield from their home in Norwich
1 Conn. Their trip was made by the we,
. Of the White mountains, and oc .upiel
n