The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

| The band concert in Barre this week
will be held Friday evening.
Harold Morrison of Boston is re.
newing acquaintance in Barre this
week
| Alexander Finley has gone to Cape
Ann, Mass, to be employed rs a stone
cutter.
Notice to f. Richie berry pickers :
We will start picking Thursday at 3
p. m.-adv.
Dance in Rowland hall every
| Wednesday and Saturday. Lsndi's or.
| chestra.-+adv.
George R, Ford of Boston, publisher
OF Granite, Marble & Bronze, is in town
for few days.
Jack Gallagher has returned from
Hardwick, after making few days
stay on business.
John Gregoire Of South Main street
has returned from brief business
! trip to st. Johnsbury.
! Miss Bernice McAllister of Washing
ton street left for Boston last night
to visit for a week or two with friends.
| Miss Gertrude Jerome is spending
her two weeks vacation from the
Homer Fits Co. store at her home in
Montpelier.
Congregationalists send your rum
mage to the church Friday afternoon.
or will call for same if desired. Sale
Saturday,-adv.
Auto ride and basket picnic for the
yonng people of Universalist Sunday
school Thursday. Meet at church at
l;30 p. m. sharp,-adv
George DeMerell of the firm of
Brown & DeMerell leaves to-day on
an extended business trip through the
middle Atlantic states and the middle
west.
Miss Mildred Boyea student nurse
of the Barre City hospital, began
two weeks vacation yesterday. leaving
here for Stittsville, Ont, to visit her
parents.
NJ. Bielli of Ellison street who for
the past two months has been work
ing in Gouyerneur, n Y, at his trade |
as stonecutter, returned to Barre
yesterday.
James Gallagher and wife of Ali. |
ance, O., arrived in the city yesterday !
to spend week with Mr.. Gallagher's |
mother, Mrs. Martha Gallagher, of l07 |
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips of Wau.
kegan, ILL.,, while on their honeymoon |
trip of two weeks, are visiting Mrs.
Phillips sister, Mrs. John Mccarthy,
of South Main street
Mrs. George Palmer of Burlington
ia caring for her sister, Mrs Fred Felt
of Montpelier, who has been i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John j. Sowles,
of Beekley hill for several weeks.
William Clark, one of the members
Of the recent graduating class Of
Spaulding high school and manager of
the 1920 baseball team has commenced
work at the A. w Badger 4 Co. store.
Earl II, Dickey, commercial manager
Of the Michigan State Telephone com.
pany. and wife of Detroit, Mich. are
spending few weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dickey of East
Barre.
Fred J. Caron of Taunton, Mass. is
visiting his brother, Charles Caron Of
this city, for few days. Previous
to his arrival'Monday he had spent a
week in Canada. Mr.. Caron formerly
worked here at the City bakery.
Attorney John w. Gordon is now on
work. in Windham county.
he being an aspirant for Congress Mr..
Gordon was invited last Saturday to
address a large crowd of grangers in
ropsham. who were enjoying their
annual picnic.
Mrs. Ermida Abbiatti and sister.
Miss Flora Miami. of Beckley street.
accompanied by Mrs Abbiatti's two
left here last evening for
Piqua, O., where they are to join Mr.
Abbiatti, who left Barre during the
labor controversy two months ago.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace Sowles and DR.
and Mrs. Homer Sowles of Boston.
who have been stopping with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sowles.
Of Becklev hill while here TO attend
The wedding of Miss Bertena Hooker
and Gerald BiNby, returned TO their
homes yesterday.
South Barre grange will hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening at
o'clock. The following program
will be given Song, grange; reading,
Mr. Goodell; discussion on co-opera I
i've creamery, affirmative, Charles Cor :
Ion and George Adams, negative. Mer-
on Towne and George Allen, reading. !
Mrs. Watson; song, grange.
Mr. and Mrs F. II. Rogers and son.
John, returned yesterday from Middle ]
Jury, where since Saturday they have |
,een attending the commencement ex. I
reises. Accompanying them home
we're their two daughters, Miss Kath- Z
yn, who has just completed the sec.
md years work, and Miss Nadine,
Who received bachelor of arts degree a
With the graduating class /
Inestimable is the amount Of straw {
'erries saved from ruin in this and c
towns during the mast {
ew DAYS by the occasional rain storms. I
me amateur producer Of Elm street /
elieyed the rain represented the diff {
erenoe between a crop of 1900 has e
cts and none az all to him. For the {
rst time this year large native Der {
les were placed on the public mar. q