The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Apeh Ndrtef OF west lopsham visit
ed Barre friends yesterday.
Mrs. W. p. Day of Mortified visite,
friends in Barre over Memorial DAY
James b. and William Carswell hay
returned from an auto trip to Rut
land
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Fred Green of Mortified, a pharma
cist, is working as an assistant at Nh,
Red Cross pharmacy
| Attorney S. HOLSTER Jackson wa,
attending Windsor county court al
Woodstock yesterday.
r. Berini of Brook street to-day re
turned to New York City after a few
days visit at his home.
Hats to close out from $l.5O to SIS
Ribbons, flowers, crepes, at one halt
price. Mrs. f. A. Whitman.
Nictrola IN, with cabinet and 1927
! worth of records, for $S5. A real bar
gain. browns Drug store
James Mcdonald. until recently a 10.
cal baker, left Monday for Spring
field, where he has employment.
Better make plans to take in the
dance and supper at East Montpelier
Friday night, June 4. Dudleys orches-
| tra.-adv.
George Mitchell of Websteryille has
returned to his home, after being a
patient in the City hospital for the
past five weeks
Francis Grady of. Newport, Ne H.,
and formerly of this city, has been
visiting relatives in Barre over the
week end and holiday.
Mrs. +. X. g. Archambault of Mer.
chant street yesterday afternoon left
on few days visit TO Montreal and
other points in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Tilden and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Kempton motored
Sunday to Montreal, p O., to spend
day or Two with relatives.
Carl Waterman, the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s Waterman.
at their home on Washington street,
returned yesterday to Boston.
Noah Myett has returned to his
home in South Ryegate after being
holiday guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division street.
Victor Gienac, decorator Of the
Homer Fits Co. dry goods store, re
turned last evening from a few DAYS
visit at his home in Franklin n. Fl.
T. Clyde Lawliss, who recently com
pleted duties as an enumeration for the
census bureau, began work Yesterday
as a deliyeryman for the Ward Ice
Co.
Mrs. Harold knight arrived last
night from Boston and will spend the |
next two weeks with her mother, Mrs. |
Flora NJ Houston, and other relatives |
here.
Long distance and general trucking; |
truck is also equipped TO carry parties;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
Mario Lott returned to his employ
ment in Greenfield. Mass, to-day aft
ar spending Memorial day with his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Lotti, of Beekley
street,
Herbert f. Clark, who had been Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Ilark of French street, returned yes
.erday morning to his home in Con-
ord, n H.
Special sale Of two, three. and four
burner kerogas oil stoves, the best in
Barre. largest line OF new and sec
md hand ranges in Barre Get prices.
D. A. Prindle. Worthen block
Miss Margaret Mercer, after spend
ng few days with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Thomas Mercer of the Morse
lock, returned yesterday to Manches
er, n. H., where she now resides.
Miss Josephine Colombo of New
britain, Conn.,, arrived here Sunday
morning for a two weeks visit with
er mother, Mrs. +. Colombo of Brook
treet, and with other relatives.
DIR. ID. c. Jarvis left Monday night
or Boston TO attend the annual meet
ng of the Triology society in Boston !
uring the next few DAYS. He expects
0 return to the city Friday evening.
Ernest Nichols, the derrickman of |
he Jones Bros. company who lost the c
reater part of the left forearm last Y
eek while at work on the derrick. is /
againing strength and the arm is ?
Iowly healing.
Miss Lua Higgs Of Beckley street =
as returned from trip to Boston i
nd Brockton that extended over a pc e
cd of several days While in Brockton
Iiss Higgs was present at the mar q
age of cousin, Miss Gwendolyn a
ooper.
Charles II. Wishart, treasurer Of the
ranite Savings bank. who with w. A.
urTay went to Boston several DAYS J.
90 on a business trip. returned yes I
rday, having seen during their alb .
nee the complete series' of baseball
ines between the Yankees and Red '
Ok
Mrs. James Donahue, formerly Miss
ellen HalliRan, once a cashier of the
omer Fits Go. dry goods store, ar
we'd in the city Saturday from Dixon,
!. After visiting with Barre friends
rs Donahue went TO Graniteville to
end the summer months with her