The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Public dance, Rowland hall, Friday
night, July 30, CAROLS orchestra.
Everything ideal for good time. -
adv.
Mrs. Charles Williams and daughter,
who have been visiting in Montreal, re,
turned to their home in this city yes.
terday.
j. S. Heckert a monumental dealer
of Millersburg, Pa, arrived in the city
yesterday on business mission of a
few days.
Come along buddies," and have one
of the best times in store at the Ameri-
can Legion dance in Rowland hall Fri
day night.--adv.
The North Montpelier ball team is
coming to Barre to play the east holl
nine on the Lincoln campus Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All children taking part in the chill
dren's night of the grange please be
at the Universalist chapel, South Barre,
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon for re-
hearsal.
The regular meeting of the Brookside
Community club will be held with Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Webster on the East
MONTPELIER road Friday evening, July
80. Refreshments will be for sale. --ad.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite Cite Bottling
Works. Call 7l6-M or 746-W.
w. L. Wheaton and family of Hill
street have returned from weeks va
cation at Old Orchard Beach, Me-, and
Boston. Mr.. Wheaton resumed duties
as cashier of the f. l.. Smith & Co.
yesterday.
Dance every Saturday night in the
Victory hall, Mortified street, Mont
pelier. Good order in the hall. Spe-
cial police. Violin player, F. Upton;
piano player, Mrs, l.. Roberts; floor
manager, A. J. Mossey, adv.
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Clan Gordon will have relay race
three .fourths of mile, open to teams
of three men each. Prize, $40, pre-
scented by Clansman J. p. Corskie, En-
tries close July 20 at p. m.-adv
Mrs W. ". Garfield of st. Johns
bury, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Mccarthy of Brook street,
returned to her home yesterday after
stopping two weeks with relatives here.
Little Margaret Brown of l5S Wash
ington street and Miss Gertrude Me-
Carthy of Brook street, accompanied
her to st. Johnsbury to remain few
DAYS.
Lawrence Wilcox, former service
man who re.enlisted in the L. 5. cav
airy after the close of the World war,
has been appointed member of the
Barre fire department by Mayor Lang
ley to succeed Raymond c. Lupien, who
resigned a short time ago. Fireman
Wilcox has just returned to Barre aft
err completing years service in the
L. S. cavalry. Formerly he was EN-
ployed by the F. d. Ladd Go. The APP
pointment was made under the civil
service system Of the Barre fire de
partment, the FIRE committee OF the
city council making recommendations
after examinations had been conducted
and the mayor appointing
Thirteen cows, four yearlngs, regis
tered bull, pair steers, hogs, and other
stock, including hens, six'year-old
horse, and a complete set of tools, en-.
CINE, etc. are included with this lSs.
acre farm which must be disposed OF
within the next 10 days. Located
about one mile from good village
creamery, etc. One of the best farm
houses in town, two stock barns and
good horse barn. Fields are smooth
and free from stone; six acres in good
crops. All ready for you. win take
other property in part payment or will
give good terms of payment. Price
for all. 1850 Enquire of the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Ballard have re-
turned from Milton, where they were
called last week to attend the funeral
Of the formers mother Mrs. Laura
Ballard, which occurred at-the home
of her son. Fred NJ Ballard, in Milton,
July 20. Mrs. Ballard had made many
friends and acquaintance in Barre
through visits to the family of her son
here. She had reached the age OF 20
wears and had been troubled for over
year with vslvular heart trouble
which, with complications, was the
cause of her death. Her last illness
was of about two weeks duration. Bur.
ial was in the Georgia cemetery by the
side Of her husband. Miss Eloise Bal
lard. who went to Milton with her par
ents. remained for a longer stay.