The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

hicHccu Woih IN Iduu Ddkeiy yeslti :
day.
Good all wool up to the minute style
| suit. Values up to $50 $2950. La
| morey's.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra. adv.
w. J. Howell of Easton, Pa, gran
lite dealer, returns to-day to his home
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gilbert of French
street went to Morrisville to-day to
pass the day with friends.
Miss Elva Veino, formerly of east
hill, commenced work at Mrs. .Pitkin's
on Elm street yesterday
Dance at Dewey Park Wednesday
night. CAROLS orchestra, six pieces.
Special car each way after. adv.
Frank G.. Eckhardt of Toledo, o., a
monument dealer, is stopping for a
| week or so in Barre and vicinity.
Robert Bassett of Jefferson street
motored to Fort Henry, n. Y, Sunday
on business trip of several days.
r. Cantu photographer, is again at
his studio and will be pleased to wait
upon old and new customers.-ad
Odd Ladies are requested to send
their due books to the secretary, Mrs
Nellie Bianchi, before July 3, for audit.
Dance, Camp Comfort, Friday eve
ming, July 2, to |. Dance at Camp
Comfort July 5, afternoon and evening.
adv.
John McHugo, a veteran engineer of
the Barre & Chelsea railway, is con
fined to his home on Hill street, by Ill
ness.
Miss GLADYS Johnson of Division
street left yesterday 30 accept posi-
ton for the summer in a hotel in
Whitefield, N. Fl.
MILAN Donald of Elm street is
spending his four day vacation from
the postoffice at the home of his par
ents in Graniteville
Miss Nadine Sullivan Of Jefferson
street is working during the summer
at browns drug store as clerk, having
begun there Saturday.
Guy Holden. for many months n
Barre agent for the Prudential Life
Insurance Co.. has been transferred to
the Burlington district
Mrs. Mary st. Cyr and daughter,
Ruby, Of Maple avenue have gone to
Fort Henry, n. y, to pass several
weeks with relatives there.
The best thing to make your hair
soft, thick and elossy--Parisian Sage.
r. A. Drown sells the genuine that does
not change the natural color OF the
hair adv.
Henry Falchetti, who was visiting
friends in Barre over the week end,
| left Yesterday morning for his home
in Milford, n. H., making brief stop
at Bethel on the way.
MIR. and Mrs George Marion of Ma
pie Grove street and Mrs Thomas Car
roll Of Bolster avenue motored TO New
port, ~ H., yesterday TO visit Mrs.
Rose Grady, formerly of this city
Miss Hazel Lyon, supervisor of sci
ence at the Brattleboro high school,
arrived at her home on Highland ave
nue. last evening, having just completed
weeks visit with friends in Boston.
DR.. VI. L. Chandler of Barre was
elected president of the Medical Alum
nj association of the University of
Vermont at the annual melting Of the
association in Burlington last Satur-
day.
Herbert C. Fletcher of West Chelmt
ford. Mass, and Harry Rogers of Cape
Ann. Mass, two of the best known
quarry owners in New England, are
passing few days in the Barre dis
trict
Miss Annie Brown of Church street,
who has been confined to her home by
illness for the past two weeks, has
resumed work for the Tilden Shoe Go.
at the new headquarters on North
Main street.
Mrs. William Cole of Orange street
returned yesterday from Burlington
after having attended the commence
ment exercises of the University of
Vermont and the graduation Of her
son. Hugh. Frederick, another son,
also attended the graduation.
News has been received in Barre of
the safe arrival in England Of Mrs.
James s. Milne Of Liberty street, who
sailed from here in May. Mrs. Milne
plans TO spend several9months with her
brother in London and then journey to
Aberdeen, Scotland. to pass the remain
der Of a year at Ter birthplace.
w w. Parry, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Grace Parry, returned
10 the CITY from Boston Sunday eve.
ming. Mr.. Parry having attended the
graduation of his daughter from the
New England Conservatory of Music
early last week Miss Parry pursued
course in pianoforte.
States Attorney T. r. Davis has re-
turned from Burlington. where on sat.
urday he attended the alumni reunion
of tho University Of Vermont. Mr..
Dayisswas one Of the speakers 20 ad
dress a gathering Of seven hundred
people one Of whom came $4,000 miles
10 attend the reunion Mr.. Davis also
attended the reunion Of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. He graduated from
IN Y. NJ in 1895 Frank Lee II Barre
Of the class of 1914 has also returned
from Burlington after attending the
alumni reunion of the college and fra
ternal reunions.
Asa Green, proprietor ~ the state
Federation Of Mushroom Pickers called
on several Of the members OF the or
ganization this past week 70 discuss
the possibilities Of success Of the ven
ture this season. A brief hut very
pleasant session Of the members here
about was held during Mr. Green's
STAY. The entertainment committee
consisted Of President Scampini, Frank
ozzella. Peter Merlo, Dellie Merlo,
Frank Maino, +. Tafani and DIR. o. +,
Barr II was announced at the meet
ing by Mr.. Arnholm. secretary OF the
local organization, that enough or.
aers for mushrooms had been received