The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-23
TALK or THE TOWN

for sale at Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
Attend the baked bean supper at the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening.
adv
Hugh and Guy Humphrey of Marsh
field were in town yesterday visiting
friends.
For the men who know: Received
to-day a nice line of BIB pipes in
six shapes at Lander's Smoke Shop
adv.
The president of the ladies' aid So
ciety wishes to meet the members at
the Baptist church Friday night at
o'clock.
Mrs. John Park of North Main street
went to Waterbury yesterday after
noon to spend week at the home of
her son.
+, Regular meeting of Col. r. b. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies of the G. A. r.,
Friday, Sept. "a, at $50 p. m. in
Worthen building.
Mr. and Mrs. J. /. Harvev of
Worcester. Mass. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Caron of | Beckley
court for a week or so.
Miss kathrin Vassar, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Evelyn Bruys
for the past two weeks, has returned
to her home in Middlebury.
The Central Labor union of Barre
and vicinity will meet at carpenters
hall, Worthen block, Friday, Sept. "a,
at 1880 A large attendance is de-
sired.
Special meeting Of Minnehaha en-
campment, No. 2, Thursday evening al
o'clock. Very important business.
All officers and pstriarehs requested
to be present.
James Hogg left last night for New
York to visit his brother, Thomas, who |
has arrived from Scotland, having been |
home on visit since July. This will |
be the first time in Is years that the
brothers have met.
Misses Doris and Corinne Eastman
of Wellington street left last night for
SOUTH Hsdley, Mass. Miss Doris will
continue her studies in the junior class
at Mt. Holyoke college, while Miss Cor
inne is member of the freshman
class.
Budd D. Hawkins of Reading, known
to nearly every gardener and farmer
in the state of Vermont as a seed pro
Queer, was in Barre yesterday collect
ing seed eases and taking orders for
next spring Mr. Hawkins is touring
the state in a truck
Miss Priscilla Miles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Miles of ~ South Main
street. returned to-day from a FIVE
weeks vacation and auto journey 20
mountains, n. H., and Springfield, Vt
Miss Miles accompanied her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Putnam
of Springfield from Barre.
An auto party consisting OF Edmund
Milne, his mother, Mrs. Caroline Milne,
Mrs. Alice A. Jones of Spaulding street
and Mrs. Mary Adie of Franklin street
started from here to day for a Journey,
to New Haven, Conn. Edmund Milne
enters Yale college and, with his moth
er and grandmother, plans to reside in
New Haven during the winter.
Miss Dorothy Brown, private secre.
tary of Manager c. ID. Waters of the
traffic deusrtment in the Quarters and .
Granite Manufacturers association, be
gan to-day two weeks vacation.
With her sister, Mrs. Max Fisher. who
is having two weeks vacation from
the National Life Insurance Co. in
Montpelier. she left to-day to visit
in Boston, Worcester, Springfield, !
Mass, and Newport, r. I.
Glen Perry OF the Perry & Noonan
establishment, who at. /,
tended the annual convention of the :
National Funeral Directors and En- !
bslmers' association held in Spring. /,
field. Mass. last week, returned to the
city yesterday. Mr.. Perry declares the ,
to be the largest one in the !
history of the association. No less !
than 80 states of the union were rep. /;
resented. and the members of the as. i
were accorded splendid hos a
pitality. .
Peter Fowley Of Olesn, " Y, one Of c
he leading monumental dealers in the y
state Of New York, and who fos the !
past few days has been stopping IN (
Barre and vicinity, continued to y 2
IN business trip through New lslg
and. Mr. Fowley, constant custom,
r of Barre granite, took the oppor
unity of visiting the qusrries from
IN seroplane and in company with 0
Donald Smith Of the +. L Smith & Co, ?
oared above the qusrrying district and =
Barre.
Completely dumfounded were two n
-eung men when a young lady ap I,
,roached them on Main street yester n
lay afternoon and queried in an eX b
tied voice. Have YOU seen nv teeth K
ticking around here have youf" After il
short lapse Of time one Of the young IL
men regained himself enough to ask. {,
okingly. Are you sure they were "
licking And with this came a retort
hat though not certain of their at n
itude when reaching the sidewalk, u
they were composed Of a bounding in 81
redient," namely rubber. II appears h,
he young lady. who resides in block ~
enement. had placed an extra set of l.
alse teeth on the windowsill which, a
rhen left to the sole attention of q q
Keeping child went unceremoniously OF
utside the window TO a busy street. W
ome Of the teeth were found on the G
idewalk, and some in the road A a.
assing policeman had noticed the mis- 81
laced dentals and. fearing that some nj
ne had been maltreated. inquired Of a v
Merchant at hand il any trouble had i
ccurred in that particular district.