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

Saturday,
Miss Lena Calcagni Of Center street
is working at the Adams Co. store dur
ing their annual sale.
Allen Carlson of Chicago arrived il
the city last night to visit his sister
Mrs. Paul Hedwall, of the Morse block
Mrs. Homer G. Ladd and children
Ruth and Gordon, left last night fol-
two weeks stay at their cottage al
Joe's pond.
Louis Hoar, after visiting at his
home in this city for a few days, re
turned yesterday to Fort Hanley, n
Y. where he is employed.
Barre post. No. 10, American Legion
cordially invite you to their dance II
Rowland hall Friday night, July 30
CAROLS orchestra has been engaged
adv.
Mrs. Louise Vincent Newell of Fal
River, Mass, is guest for a few days
at the home Of her nephew and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Goss, Of
East street.
For sale: Six-room house at Il
Sheridan street, broadcloth overcoat
tennis racquet, wire screening 80 inches
wide, two pair velour portieres. Tel
2O7-J. O. X. HOLSTER.
ut nforuao sc Ka;tb ayaut,a whr
has been at work at Montpelier juno
ton, was transferred yesterday to
Barre as station manager here. de
commenced his new work last night.
P. r. Shelley and b. Shelley and
wife of Guilford, Conn, arrived in town
Yesterday for few days stay, Messrs
Shelley being monument dealers in
Guilford and much interested in the
industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Phelps, for
merly of Barre, returned from Burling
ton this morning to spend few days
visiting friends and relatives m this
city before Mr.. Phelps returns to has
work at the Adsit Coal Co. in Bur
lington
Mrs. Z. Blair and her son, Russell
were forced TO cut short their visit
with friends in this city and returned
to their home in West Chazy, ~ "
this morning, having received teie'
phone message stating that one OF then
relatives was seriously i'll.
Miss Mary Drumgold of North Main
street is now having two weeks va
cation from the Tenney Service Co. Of
fee in Montpelier and to-day lett for
Concord, n. H., to join a party OF fiye
young lady friends to proceed TO York
Beach, Me-, to pass two weeks.
Two summer trolley cars were wei
filed with members of the Congrega
tional Sunday school this morning
about 10 o'clock, going TO Benjamin
Falls to hold the annual picnic. Will
the Young people were several OF the
instructors. Rev. F. l.. Goodspeed anc
Deacon J. c. Griggs.
Considerable connection was caused
at the Adams Co. store yesterday When
Stub, the work rooms pet toad, TOOK
II into his head to explore the outel
store, making his first journey about
the top floor. Before he had completed
the first leg of his journey, however
his presence was noted by one OF th'
workers. Considerable difficulty wa
experienced in finding a person willin'
TO risk transporting the creature bach
to its own habitat, but finally th'
keeper arrived on the scene, and Stul
was carried back to his own LITTLE
gcranium box where visitors can SCI
him at any time catching the fiie'
which abound there.
According to letters received by thu
various shoe retailers of Barre Thurs
dav, August 5, has been decided upoI
as the day on which the annual out
ing of shoe dealers of Vermont vii
take place. The fair grounds at Wood
stock have been selected as the scene
of the annual merriment, and great
pains have been taken TO give every
one a good time. The program call
for business meeting in the morning
followed by addresses. Dinner time
will see all participating in a clan
bake. one of the kind which makes al
appetite grow beyond all justifabl'
bounds. In the afternoon the sports
are 20 he run of. A ball game be
tween picked teams will hold the at
tention of the people on one side o
the grounds, while races of all kind
will attract attention on the other Fol
the younger ones there viii be a merry
go.round and for the older ones dane
ing. music being furnished by ladies
four piece orchestra from White Rive
Junction.
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