The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

For bargains attend Shea's sale.
adv
Uhilaren's hats to close at half price
Mrs, Brine, Laurel street.
Mrs, Lizzie Davis of Plainiiel was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
for treatment.
We take great pleasure in serving
you the best ice cream soda. Cum
mings and Lewis--adv.
Bella Berini of Seminary street left
last night for Quincy, Mass, where she
has obtained position.
L Farmers, don't neglect meeting of
cooperative creamery Saturday night
Important business adv.
Harvey Burnham of East Calais I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Barre hospital Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Be sure to get your share of the
good things which are now being
served at Cummings and Lewis foun-
tain.-adv.
Mrs. Elmer Martin of Marshfeld is
confined to the City hospital for few
days, having entered there Wednesday
for treatment.
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Golf club are requested to play their
weekly tournament on Saturday. j,
Fraser, secretary.
Kenneth Gale of 90 fremont street,
who is spending the summer with his
family at Groton pond, spent the day
in Barre on business.
Miss Nina NJ. Burr of Afendon, Mass,
who has been spending two weeks at
the home of Alex Cordiner of Hillside
avenue. returned to her home to-day.
| Henry Fasola of the Excelsior Gran
| lite Co. arrived at his home here last
night, after an extensive trip through
the west, going as far west as Arkan-
| sas.
\ Mrs. Frank Lascor of West street,
who underwent an operation tor APP
| pendcitis at the Barre City hospital
Monday morning, is steadily improv p
ing.
\ Arthur L. Pierce, formerly manager
Of the Direct Importing Co N this city,
was among the group of Odd Fellows
II who made a stop in Barre last night
II on their way to Canada.
II Mr.. and Mrs Dan Mccarthy and two
II children Of Milford, Mass, are stopping
Il with Barre relatives for week or so
II Mr. Mccarthy will be remembered as
H lineman here few years ago.
II Frank Mccormack of the Marsh Au-
n tomobile company of Cleveland, o.
II who has been visiting at the home of
II his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Me-
II Cormack, of Hillside avenue, returned
II to Cleveland to-day.
II William NJ Rose of Boston, one OF
II the proprietors of the Walter b. Snow
y Advertising agency in Boston, was in
II town Yesterday on business He, to-
u getber with his wife. is passing a va
II cation at his former home in Burling.
II ton.
II Gage 4 Cages office will close at
II noon Wednesday. July %, FOR two
II weeks Office hours on that date are
II Barre. o to 10 a. m; Montpelier, 10 TO
II II a. m. Notice viii be given in twJ
Il weeks when the regular hours will be-
II gin.--adv.
II Mrs. s. c. Smith and Mrs. Harry
II Hubert and son, Waite, of Worcester
III Mass, have been visiting for The past
II week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II H. Kelley of upper Prospect street, the
II former being sister and niece, respec.
II lively, of Mrs. Kelley.
II Arthur Ainsley of Trow hill submit
II ted to serious eve operation at the
\ City hospital yesterday. Mr.. Ainsley :
II eve was damaged week ago while
H chopping wood at his home Piece OF
II wood fving to his left eye aud infiiet-
u ing serious injuries to the sight and
II eychall
II +. X. Lewis. long ago \ resident OF
II Barre. returned to this city las. night
II from Windsor. to renew acquaintance,
A with several of his old friends, but
ll found that by far the greater part OF
il them had scattered, il not for good, at
least for the summer.
Mario Monti of Ionkers. y. Y, who
has been visiting with friends in the
Barre Italian colony for the past two
weeks. left last night for New York
City to resume work as a granite let
ter cutter G. Pelagatta of Pntsburg
Pa. Joined him on his trip and expects
I to work in New York with . fr. Monti
= A grand array of field sports, includ'
i ing races. jumping. golf competition
shooting. quoits. five side football
championship Of Vermont. Highland
dancing. dancing. etc, with upwards
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Caledonia park, Saturday. July 81. The
Barre Pipe and Drum land viii he
present and CAROLS orchestra viii
plav for dancing Refreshments on
the grounds. Special cars.--al".
Park commissioners are considering
at present whether or not to c.ect q
sign near tho public drinking tonn
tain in the city park which might in
form the public that the fountain wa
erected for drinking purposes only
. Quite recently men have been seen
washing their hands at the fountain
children dsbbling about it. srl stil
I others. travellers, we're seen cleaning
their teeth there.
In citing his side Of the story. Wal
dms Bengston Of 81 Batchcldcr street
whose Essex car was forced down dVci