The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

New fox trot and one steps on
Victor records at Cummings 4 Lewis
adv.
A new Victor record by Harry Leu.
der out to-day at Cummings d Lewis !
adv.
Miss Blanche Connor is caring for
Mrs. C. Boucher of upper Prospect
street.
The Tilden Shoe Co. will open its
new store in the Currier block Thurs :
day, July l.-adv.
One hundred old songs, words and
music, in book, l0c copy at Bailey .
Music Rooms.--adv.
Closing out sale of white and colored
hats at less than cost. Mrs. Birnie,
4 Laurel street.-adv.
Don't complain about the heat. Visit
the Maccabee food sale Saturday after
noon and buy your bread or pies. ADV.
Miss Beaulieu of First street has
commenced work for the summer N
the Adams Co. store.
Mrs. H. Abbiatti Of Beckley street,
and her children, Angie and Lawrence,
leave today for their new home in
Piqua, o.
Mrs Julia Durett has returned home
from Moretown, where she spent few
DAYS with her sons, B. c. Durett and
W s. Durett.
Miss Alice Blodgett, who has been
teaching in a graded school in Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived last night to spend
the summer with friends at AZ Beacon
street
Owing to damage caused by the
storm, the management of CarrolPs
orchestra was obliged to cancel the
public dance at Dewey park last night,
Necessary repairs are in operation and
the pavilion will be in shape for the
usual Wednesday night dance next
week.
Complaint was made to day by some
of the peace loving people on Ayers
street that someone during the night
had relieved a flower box on a front
porch of some of its choicest plants,
Parties bent on such work are liable TO
meet with some unpleasantness II they
persist in such petty nuisances, as the
neighbors are to keep strict vigilance
Rev. Frank O. Hokerk is in charge
of a small number of the members OF
the Barre troop of boy scouts who are
| leaving this afternoon for Camels
| Hump. where they win spend the night
in the Came's Hump club huts at the
top. They are to go to North Duxburs
| bv auto, and will take the short south
ern trail up the mountain, returning
by the same way the next morning, i'll
stead of driving further down to Bol
ton and taking the more gradual but
appreciably longer trail up from that
side
The July calendar issued by tbs
! Brown & DeMerell Granite Co. al
monthly advertisements, contains thu
nicture of John Mcleod, vice president
/ of the Wells -Lamson Quarry Co. This
is another novel method of advertising
picture OF some important figure II
/ the Barre granite district being at
| tached to each monthly calendar lht
! first, or January number, had the pie
/ ture of i. X. Prize, president Of th'
! Pirie dark quarters; the February Is
/ sue was that of Donald Smith, presi
dent of the f. L. Smith & Co. quarry
/ ing firm: the March issue had a picture
| of James NJ Boutwell,, president of th'
Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum quarrylnl
firm. the April number contained i
! likeness of Major H. Nelson Jackson
of Burlington, vice -president of the
f. l.. Smith & Co.; the May issue, q
picture of H. w Varnum, vice -presi
dent of the Boutwell,, Milne g. Varnun
Co.. and the June number the picture
of Seward w. Jones, treasurer of tbs
Jones Bros. Co. of Barre and Boston