The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rowland hall.--adv
Automobile livery. Special prices for
fairs, including Sherbrooke fair. Tel.
1888 -M.-adv.
Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion Wednesday, Aug. 81. A
good time At Woodbury., adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Badger of Park
street returned last night to their
home after a months outing at Joe s
pond.
Lawrence and Newell Angwin Of
Beckley street accompanied Harry Tar
box to Woodbury. pond and will stay
there a week or two with him.
Lester T. Sanborn and son, Maynard,
of Washington street have left on an
auto trip for the White mountains aud
will bel gone three or four days.
All Legion men wishing to go to
the state convention at Rutland Sept.
81 should be at the meeting o-night
at 80 in the club rooms.-adv
Henry Daniels, who has been tour
ing around the country in Massachu-
sets and Canada, is stopping for a
week or two with friends in Barre.
Just got in new shipment of Boston
school bags, bought at low price, sold
at low price Call; we will save you
money. Lander's Cigar store.-adv.
H. B. Andrews OF Highgate spent a
l.. frsa ,,Aa fv,f ha Law
ing for Burlington last night, where
he will stay short time before going
to his home.
Miss Frances Nelson, assistant secre
tary of the Granite Manufacturers
association, and Miss Mildred Meiue,
stenographer at the 0ldsmobile
agency on North Main street, are
spending their two weeks vacation in
Holyoke, Mass.
Edward S. Pierce and family have re-
turned TO their home at Al Currier
street after an extended tour through
the New England states. They covered
from Maine to Connecticut, going in all
about eight hundred miles. Mr.. Pierce
has resumed duties in the Barre cream
cry.
The Office of Superintendent c. II.
White and Principal Lyman c. Hunt
will be open each morning this week
from $50 to 1880 and each after
noon this week, except Saturday, from
! 30 to 4. They will be glad to con-
suit with parents and pupils relative
to school work.
A few of the high-grade pianos that
can be purchased from the Bailey
Music rooms are as follows; Ivers q
Pond. Sterling, McPhail, Henry +. Mil.
Ter, Knabe. We are also agents for the
Victor victrolas and Victor records.
20 Pearl street, just few steps from
the Magnet theatre.-adv.
The fire which destroyed the old
barn on Wiley street last Thursday
night was still burning when some OF
the firemen went down yesterday. All
the wooden part of the structure il
burned, but the hay which filled the
building is still smouldering, and will
probably keep it up for three or four
days.
Twenty or over young people got
together last night on east hill about
o o'clock and went far into the coun-
try for corn roast. It was fine
corn roast all but the corn. The cows
will find that strewn around some
where to day. During the excitement
one Young man fell over a cliff, some
what in the manner of a movie star,
and sustained badly lacerated knee
so that he had to be taken home.
A very enjoyable evening was passed
al the home Of Mrs Peter Cassidy last
evening. About so neighbors and other
friends gathered together and took
possession of the house while she was
away on an auto ride. Mrs. Mary
Angus, in behalf of those present, in n
few well-chosen words, presented Mrs.
Cassidy a beautiful leather travelling
bag. The recipient feelingly replied.
The evening was spent with piano
solos, singing and stories.
Mrs. Annie (Scottl Julian of Pleas
ant street returned yesterday noon 10
her home after passing the summer at
Camp Lochearn at Fairlee Lake, iii
Fairlee, where she has been in charge
of the dining room at the camp. She
was accompanied back by her daugh-
tiers. Nadine and Isabelle, the latter
of whom served as a cook there dur
ing the summer. Camp Lochearn is q
girls summer resort, most of this year
| crowd coming from New Jersey. There
we're no other Barre girls there.
George Maniatty's fruit store in the
Mascot building on North Main street
was burglarized last night when some
one ripped out the wire screen IN a
window facing the alleyway on the
north side of the building and crawled
into the store. Cash seemed TO lie
the object of the search but the in
truder got but little as Mr.. Maniatty
had removed all except one dollar IN
nickles and 20 cents in pennies from
the cash register, the register having
been left open. The burglar may have
taken some Of the fruit and other
eatables in the store but he passed
up wearing apparel hanging on hooks
in the rear of the store. The burglar
went out the rear door. Police ascribC
1 the robbery 10 a bow ..r..