The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Adam Riddel is resting comfortably
at City hospital
Binder Irvine, 95c ball, SO bale
n. ID. Phelps Co. Inc
H Attend the opening of our modern
store to-day. Barre Drug Co.--ady
Special one cent sale on coffee and
stationery to-day at Barre Drug CO..
adv.
The Office of Gage & Gage will be
closed all day Monday, Labor day
adv.
Cash paid for rags, magazines, pa
pers, etc. Phone 7I9-R. Abram Pine.
] adv.
One dollar and thirty five cent Pyra-
lin ivory combs soc to-day at Russell's.
adv.
Miss Ruth Sowden left yesterday for
| Hartford, Conn, where she is to teach
this year.
| Miss Muriel Uhamberlin has returned
from Cornish Flats, N. H., after spend
ing, week there.
Don't forget the sports at 1ntercity
park Monday at the Central Labor
union outing -adv.
Miss Susan Harvey of 81 Elm street
went to Montreal yesterday for short
visit with relatives.
You have been waiting to buy a
good toned upright piano for $s5. We
have it. Bailey's Music Rooms.
Miss Townsend has returned from
New York and win open her store for
business Tuesday, Sept. 7.--adv.
Attention, l920-ers! A reunion corn
roast Tuesday night. Meet at Spauld-
ing at $3.50. Everybody out.-adv.
TO end perfect day attend the La
Dor day dance at Rowland hall Mon
day evening. CAROLS six-piece or
chestra.-ady.
Time to order your fall suit or over
coat. New patterns from the Royal
Tailors now ready for your inspection.
The Royal Tailor Man.
Special discount on Boston school
bags for the next five days at Lander's
Cigar Store. Call and see cur leather
goods o. Main street.
Italiani T., SpsgnoIi non mangate
d. vcnire al picnic del Labor day, Sept
6, all Intercity park. G. Valenti, par.
lera in Italiano allie ore l;l5 p. m.
George Mcleod and George Robin
son went to Montreal yesterday aft
ernoon to attend golf exhibition
match between Ted Ray and Harry
Nardon.
Silvio Guidici, George earle, Frank
SASH and James Parker formed mo
tor party which left here this morning
for Highgate Springs to spend few
DAYS fishing.
Mrs. Lora Chandler, a former resi-
dent of this city, who has been visit
ing many friends here during the past
two weeks, has returned to her home
in Boulder, Col.
Buck" Freeman, Jack Davidson, A.
Thompson, A. Polli and Tug Slayton
left this morning for st. Johnsbury,
where to-day they viii play ball with
the st. Jphnsbury A. c.
Wayne Perry of Highland avenue,
employed during the school vacation
in a machine shop in Springfield, re.
turned home yesterday in prepare
tion for re-entering Spauldiug high |
school
Mrs. A. W. Clark has received word |
that a daughter was born Sept. to |
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Doten of Spring |
field. Mass. Mrs. Doten is the dsugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Clark OF |
Trow hill
Mrs. w. A. Drew and daughter, to-
gether with Miss Elizabeth Hoar,
Redfcld and Richard Hoar and
George Pickett of Connecticut. have
returned to their homes in this city
from Highgate Springs, where for the
past two weeks they have been camp
ing at the Hoar cottage.
Members of the Barre Knights of
Columbus baseball squad are request
ed to turn in all equipment and para
phernalia belonging to the club as
soon as possible. Please leave gloves,
suits, etc, at Murphy & Wesfer's
pool and billiard parlors. The man
agement desires to have the goods