The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-31
TALK OF THE TOXIN

A red hot time, Brookfield, Thurs
day, Sept. |. Don't miss it. Bunnelis
n. X jazz band -adv.
We have new Ford with complete
extra equipment, driven 10 miles
Oldsmobile Co. of Vt.--adv.
Miss Ada Campagnari submitted to
slight operation at her nome on
Brook street yesterday morning.
Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite City Botthng
Works. Tel. T26-M or 746-W.-adv.
H. j. Clark of Mortified arrived IN
Barre this morning to spend week
demons trating for the Better Brush 20
of Palmer, Mass.
Miss Ida May Holden returned to
her home to-day in Brookline, Mass.
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred r.
BUR, of Camp street.
Allan NJ. Gauss of Pittsburg, who
has been renewing acquaintance III
the vicinity for the last week or So
returns to his home to-day.
Miss Evelyn Fox, hair dresser, Of
East street is taking a ten days yaca-
ton and has left for Sherbrooke, r.
O.. where she will pass part OF it.
Just got in new shipment OF Boston
school bags, bought at low price, sold
at a low price Call; we will save you
money. Lander's Cigar store.--ady,
Mrs. James W. Sullivan and children
OF Brooklyn street returned TO BARRE
Yesterday, after having spent the last
week in Bethel as the guest OF rela'
tives.
Miss Annie Smith of st. Adams is
nassiup three or four days with friends
in the city, before returning to her
home from months stay in White
River Junction.
Oliver Lesperance of Elm street left
last night for Troy, N y, where he
viii meet his wife and son, who went
there week or two ago, and. with
them make a trip to Niagara Falls ard
other points
Mrs. Il. Collet, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks as the guest
of her daughter, Miss Edla Collet, fore.
woman at the Peerless knitting mills
returned yesterday to her home IN
Hyde Park, Mass.
E. A. Prindle offers his l4-room,
three-story residence at 35 Keith ave-
nue. for sale would make fancy
rooming and boarding house or might
be used for light Housekeeping apart
ments. Will sell furnished If desired.
adv.
"The cause Of piles is internal
that's why salves do not give lasting
relief-why cutting fails" Hem Roid
harmless tablet that works while
you Sleep" removes the cause. Money
back If it fails. Il. A. Drown 4 CO.
adv.
Hundreds and hundreds of Barre
motorists are rather skeptieal on the
advantages of a cord tire because
they believe cord tire cannot be re.
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vnlcanizing
shop at 37l North Main street.--adv.
The BODY OF Corporal Arthur q.
Beattie. another Barre boy who was
killed across during the great war, was
received at the B. W Hooker under
| taking establishment last night, com
| ing from Hoboken, n. j. The body
will remain for the present at the I'M
dertaking rooms until final arrange
ments for the funeral have been made
by the Legion.
For the second time this season the
/ South Barre and the city teams OF
| horseshoe hurlers met last night on
east hill and pitched against each 9th
err. As much as twenty games were
PLAYED, the two burgs being represent
ed bv six players apiece. The shooting
was rather close and decidedly in ia
vor of the local team at first, but their
luck changed and they were finally de-
| feated. This is the second time they
have yielded TO the south end in this
sport
Mrs. Catherine Gray Of GO Brook
street, with her daughters, Mary and
Kate MacKernon, returned home Mon
| day from Camp Lochearn, Lake Fair
lee, Fairlee, where they have been
working during the summer. The 9TH
err girls of Barre who were working
there also came home, having com
| pleted their duties for the season, con
! tradicting the statement in yester-
DAVIS Times that there were no other
Barre girls working there. Mrs. Gray
Twas this seasons pastry cook.
A very pleasant surprise party was
! given Philip n. Cassidy last evening
when about so of his young friends
gathered to have a good time before lac
leaves with his mother for Scotland
Miss Jennie Smith, in behalf of his
friends. presented him fountain pen
to which he fittingly replied. Vocal
and piano solos and dancing made the
evening pass quickly. Ice cream, cake
and waters were served Mrs. Cassidy
and her son leave next week on the
White Star line Megantic. They will
visit friends in Manchester, England
on their way to Aberdeen, Scotland
AT a Joint meeting of the Ancient
Order of Hibernisns and the Ladies
Auxiliary Monday night delegates tc
the Vermont state convention of the
order were elected Those chosen tc
attend were d. J. Lenehan, president
of the local order; John 7. Callaghan
Mrs. Margaret Hastings, Mrs. Agnes
Clearv. Mrs. Lackey J. Good and Mrs
10. y. Granger. The convention IS e
take place tomorrow at Rutland
starting in the morning at . O'Clock
mass. The meeting is the regular bi'
ennial convention and is called for the
purpose of electing the state Officers
and revising the bylaws. There are
six Offices to be filed every two years
those of president. vice president, see
retarv. financial secretary and state
chair lady Of Irish history. post Re.
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