The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See program for Clan picnic in to-
days Times,-ady.
Dance tonight, Woodbury. pond, Car
rolls orchestra.-adv.
Clarence Rogers has been confined to
his home on Orange street for the past
three days by illness.
DIR. and Mrs. Gage left early this
morning on a two weeks vacation
through New York state.
New potatoes, Csc a peck; Bermuda
onions, six pounds for &c. NJ. Deep
l02 North Seminary street.
Bargains in hats at Miss Towns
ends Friday and Saturday. Store will
be closed for the month of August.-ad.
If it's a good time you're looking for
go to Rowland hall Friday night,
American Legion dance. CAROLS or
chestra.-adv.
San-tax enchantment almond cream
will protect your skin throughout the
summer season, 80 cents at Cummings
& Lewis.-adv.
b. w. Hooker Of Park street left
this morning for Greensboro. where he
intends to spend the remainder of the
week at his cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank O. Sabin, who
entered the Palmer School of Chiro-
practic, Davenport, Ia. some time ago
are now practicing in Forsyth. Ga.
Notiee-An those going to Clan Cor,
don picnic Saturday take Ears TO Mar
| vim farm, nearest way to Caledonia
park, l0c fare. There is no passage
through Beniamin's.-adv.
Maccabees, attention. Practice meet.
ing for color bearers, officers and
guards Friday afternoon at 2:30. Ev.
cry guard who has been asked TO work
for the rally is requested TO be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Marshall OF
Lowell, Mass, who have been visiting
the ~latter's father, John Vercoe, OF
Park street, returned to Mortified to-
day, where they are passing a week
with Mrs. c. e. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lutz have been
entertaining for a few days at their
home on Newton street Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Gilroy and son, Carlton, also Mrs.
Anna Gilroy and daughter, Margaret.
they having motored here from Platts.
burg, n. y.
The attention of the Baptists and
friends OF the Baptist church and BIZ
BILE school is again called 20 the post
ponement Of the picnic from Wednes-
day to Friday afternoon. II the wealth
er is u~nfavorable on Friday, the pic
mic will be held Saturday.
The Romort air and water tank re,
| Gently acquired by the Lane Davis Co,
on North Main street is in the process
of installation. The air and water pipes
have been laid from the shop out to
and under the sidewalk, and all that
needs to be done now is to connect the
standard with these pipes.
I can sell Won the articles below AZ a
! saving Of 25c to 81 each. Give them a
trial and see. kimono house dresses
and aprons. slJ60, si.75, sl.s5, 81 and
1928, wolfe house dresses, s3.25; boys
overslIs. four to Is years, sl25 and
sl.4a; children's dresses, three 10 IL
wears, $3.50; silk and ssteen petticoats,
50 10 $3.50. These are all good mate
rial and are not cheap tawdry things.
Shall also carry guaranteed hosiery.
Cali or phone Mrs. II. C. Davis, 1857
Washington street, 462-A.-sdv.
A letter received by John Fl. Crit
I'm Of North Main street Yesterday
from his son, Francis, told of the lat
ter's having spent the greater part Of
the last week canoeing at the very up
per end of the Mississippi river. He
left Barre a week ago to visit relatives
in southern Canada for two weeks or
more. Having spent last week at the
home of his fathers sister in Alnent,
he goes shortly to Arinpor, where he
will spend at least a week with his
uncle. who runs a summer resort there.
Last evening At the Mcleod resi-
dencc on the Montpelier road a mis-
| o~eIlaneous shower was rendered Miss
Alice VI. Mcleod by about twenty five
Of her friends from Barre and Mont
pelier in honor Of her approaching mar
riage. The bridk-to-be was the recipi-
emit Of several useful gifts. among
which we're q pyreN casserole and 81.
yer standard, linen, and kitchen uien
sils and supplies. 4 very lively. en-
iovable evening was spent IN music
and playing games; refreshments q ics
cream aud waters were ser1ed and the
PARTY departed At = late hour. wishing