The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Meet me at Caledonia park, July 81,
Clan picnic.-adv
William Marion of Boston arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon to
spend week here on business.
Public dance at Rowland hall on
Wednesday evening, july q. CAROLS
orchestra. Special car to Montpelier.
! L. N. Prescott of Hartford, Conn,
who is spending month in Williams
town, spent yesterday visiting friends
| in Barre.
Thomas Vanceton and Nick Stroutsos
left here by automobile this morning
| for Springfield, Mass, for a few days
business stay.
Mrs. Frank A. Cove completed last
night journey from Santa Cruz, Cal,
and is now stopping at her home on
| Eastern avenue.
A chance to buy the finest made ito
| order clothes at reduced prices if you
act. before August l. The Royal Tailor
man, over Ladd's store.
Charles Zanleoni, confined to his
home in the Nichols block for the
past week with blood poison in his
right foot, is improving steadily.
Miss Edwina Sprague of Dorches-
ter. Mass, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Davis, of fremont street for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
Sunday evening.
Arthur Crawford of Pleasant street
resumed work yesterday at the A. w.
Badger & Co. store, after having two
weeks vacation, much of which was
spent at Old Orchard beach
Maccabees. attention. Regular meet.
ing "Wednesday evening, July 81, at
7:30. A large attendance is requested
to make plans for the state lodge, lni-
tiation. Collector will be at the hall
at : O'Clock.
Mrs. H. c, Kenerson and her son,
Conrad, left for Boston yesterday
ma king the trip by auto with Mrs.
Carrie B. Milne. Mrs. kenerson will
spend few days visiting her parents
in Milford, Mass.
Miss Marguerite Scott of Lewiston,
Me, who for the past two weeks has
been visiting with her parents on Pleas
ant street, returned Saturday TO her
employment in Lewiston. Miss Ethel
York, her guest, also returned with
| her
Ex-service men, attention! The home
service work, which has been carried
on in room in the Jackson block
hereafter will be looked after in Miss
Gridley's room. city building, on
Wednesday evenings from : to .
! o'clock
Mrs. Frank Frsqueli and little son,
who came here month ago to at
tend the wedding of her sister. to-day
returned to her home in Detroit, Mich,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Anna
Vanetti, who goes TO spend n month
in Detroit
Fred Ninton, now having a week :
vacation from the Smith Cumming
store, together with his wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Cole of Seminary
street, motored yesterday to AIburg to
pass the vacation camping near Lake
Champlain.
The baseball teams of Barclay Bros
shed and Jones Bros have agreed TO
play their FIRST game Of the season to
morrow "wednesday afternoon, decid.
ing upon 4:SO as the hour, instead Of
$50, as suggested in yesterdays
Times. The game win be played on the
Lincoln campus.
Miss Beatrice Ennis finished work
Saturday at the Heberi & Lsdrie Of
fce in the Rowland block to accept a
stenographer's position in hotel at
Bethlehem, \. II. Together with her
father. Edward Ennis. who arrived
in town last evening. she left today
for Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Laroe Of Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Roxbury,
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs Freeman of
Burlington left this morning for High
gate Springs. where they will spend the
next 10 days camping. They are max
ing the trip by auto. Both Mrs. Mar
shall and Mrs. Freeman are the dsugh
tiers Of Mr. and Mrs. Baroe.
Milton c. Bradley. a resident Of
Barre, and senior in the Spaulding
high school the coming fall, commenced
work at the Granite Savings Bank and
Trust Co. Monday morning. Since
school closed in June he has been
working on the new bridge at the end
of South Main street His home is at
King street.
Mrs. Emma Neino OF Seminary hill
LETT YESTERDAYS morning to spend a few
DAYS with Mrs Beede on Trow hill.
Mrs. Beede is at the present time in bed
suffering from a kick received yester
dsv from her horse. She has no clear
idea Of how the accident occurred. but
Mr. Beede believes that she entered
the stall on the wrong side Of the ami.
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