The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

dnioHs inc HuHDeT OF barre people u
attend the Lamoille County fair a.
Morrisville yesterday.
Miss Florence Canton and mother
Mrs. Catherine Canton, have returned
from three weeks visit with rcla
tives in Syracuse, N. Y
Andes ranges are the best, Largest
line of new and second hand ranges
and heaters in Barre. Get prices. L
A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Long distance and general trucking
truck is also equipped to carry parties
will seat between is and 20 people. AL
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottline
Works. Call 7l6-M of 746W.
Miss Angela Tierney of Hartford
Conn.,, here to spend two weeks vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Tierney of South Main street, un.
derwent slight operation at the Barre
City hospital Tuesday and is now at
home.
| Chester Ladd Of Worcester was a
patient at the Barre City hospital yes
terday. He submitted to tonsl and
adenoids operation Thomas Mowatt
of Pearl street was operated upon yes
terday morning for tonsil and adenoid
| trouble
The grandfather's clock in 3urr's
south window some declare would val
lie at 800. ! viii start it at $50 and
mark it down 81 day until sold.
We will deliver to the fortunate one
without charge Step in and make
your bid. +. f. Burr.--adv.
Mrs. r. n Pike and daughter, Mar
ion, of Barre and Mrs. c. G. Alden and
daughters, Ruth and Elinor, of Mont
pelier, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division
street, went to Waterbury yesterday
to pass a few days with Mrs. A. Fl.
Morse.
Frank D. Hathaway and wife of Al
len street have sold their home place
to Charles s. Cushman and wife Of
Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Cushmsn made
the purchase for a home and plan to
take immediate possession. The deal
was closed by the D. A. Perry Real Els.
tate agency Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, w A. Murray of
Washington street, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Sadlier of Merchant street,
left by auto yesterday noon for Bos-
ton, and Providence, R. |. Upon their
return trip they will be accompanied
by Farrell d. Murray, who has been
attending the naval training school in
Providence, R. l., during the summer
vacation.
Mrs, Henry S. Miles and daughter,
Hazel. of the Montpelier road, Mrs. f.
A. Witham, Miss Shallow and Miss
Elizabeth Petts of Boston. who have
been visiting in Barre, leave to-day by
automobile for Boston and other points
in Massachusetts,, as well as Hartford,
Conn. Mrs. Miles plans to be gone
two weeks, attending during that time
the millinery openings in Boston
The reunion committee of Spaulding
high schools 1918 class is working
again, working to bring every member
of the class together Friday night at
corn roast on the East Barre road, |
just across the river from Dana Smiths
home, or house No. 8. Any member of |
the class may invite friend, or sew
eral, if he or she chooses and all will |
be welcomed on condition that every |
one attending the roast walks to the
spot chosen. Anyone attending the af- |
fair by auto may lose spark plugs, gas
oline tank, and possibly headlights. |
Meet near the Burns monument at
school Friday evening, Aug.
%, at $3.50
Although the trout season is on the
wane the trout are yet plentiful pro
viding the right place is visited One
Barre fisherman who visited familiar
scenes in the town OF Groton one day
this week came back with the story Of
success in a stream in that
town. he and a companion fshed a
certain pool early in the day without
even getting a nibble but on re-
tracing their steps in the late after
noon the Barre fisherman above re-
ferred TO cast fly on the pool after
seeing trout jump. The cast was
rewarded with a handsome trout. An
,ther cast was made and presently an
lther trout was added TO the ereel
FRYING various kinds of flies, the fish.
,rman continued to whip the pool and
with such success that his first sur
prise grew into smszement, for he
anded legal trout TO the number of
seventeen from that same pool before
he coming Of night caused cessa.
ion Of the effort. Needless TO say.
hat particular pool has been placed
m the fishing map for this Barre man
When Rev. Frank o. Hokerk and
wife and Llewellyn Densmore returned
o this city early yesterday morning in
Rev. Mr. Hokerk's automobile they
Tere rounding out the mileage figures
# the trip to $3.50 miles. the distance
'oversd by this party in six weeks
rsvel After leaving Barre. Portland.
Ne, was the first city where they
topped any length Of time and from
here they followed the Atlantic coast
q Neu Nnrk CITY. then 10 the neIa