The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

H auxiliary, No. 5,Ayednesday evening
\ July l3, at o'clock.
Il Miss Fedora Kearney of Springfield
Il Mass, is the guest of D.. f. White al
4 his home on Newton street.
Il Dance and refreshments at East
Montpelier Tuesday night, July 10;
H CAROLS enthusiastically.
A real chocolate sale at browns
Drug Store with Foss chocolates sell.
ing for SOC pound.-ady.
/ DIR. D. C. Jarvis returned yesterday
| afternoon from Stowe. where he was
summoned to perform throat oper-
! alton.
Mrs Abbe Henry of Watham Mass,
and Mrs. G, Fl. Adams Of South Barre
are visiting friends in Waterbury for
few days.
George Brigham and John Rogers of
Webster avenue have returned from
a weeks pleasure trip in Boston and
Quincy, Mass.
Miss Mabel Ducharme Of Academy
street left recently for Burlington,
where she has secured employment in
a private family.
Mrs. c. C. Moves OF Greensboro pond
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Mcclellan, Of East street and will make
an indefinite stay.
Fred Houghton has returned to his
work in the Barre garage after an alb.
sence of eight weeks following an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
/ John MCGOWAN Of Hartford, Conn,
| has been renewing acquaintance in
this city for the past week He re
turned to-day to his home
Clan Gordon picnic and games
grand tug-of war competition, open to
teams of eight men. Entries close on
| July % at p. m. Prize, s25 TO win
ming am.-adv.
Miss B. F. Leith of the New Eng
land hospital at Roxbnry Mass, is
staying at the home Of her uncle, |
Francis Leith Of Murray street, while
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Darwin G. Jones and |
three daughters of Toronto, Ont, who
were formerly residents of Barre, ar
rived in the city BY automobile last
evening to spend some time visiting
friends.
Mrs. Clara 0sgood. who has been in
this city for the past several DAYS at
tending to the settling Of the estate Of
the late Mrs Flora Burnham, her sis.
ter. has gone back to her home in
Lynn, Mass.
Real ice cream free. II our truck
has overlooked any empty tubs be
longing to the ice cream department,
telephone 1852 VIII call and get same
and give you dish of ice cream
Granite City Cooperative creamery,
ice cream epartment.-adv
Gaetano Formenti, craftsman OF the
Fl. II, Patch company, began his an.
nual vacation Monday and left for
Joe's pond, to spend the two weeks
with Arthur Broderick and {
Peter Maberini, who are spending a {
month there.
Eat what you want Sleep with !
peace and tranquility, Regain your /
lost vigor and nerve force Bitro
Phosphate is purposed TO give you /.
added weight and strength, and to !
make Won we'll Obtainable at f. A. G
Drown & Co. drug store. Strictly guar
I
DR.. Loren r. Crabtree. who success
iully passed the examinations given
~ the Vermont board of chiroprsctic
examiners in Burlington Saturday and :
who has since been granted a license TO :
practice in Vermont, left to-day for
concord. y. H., to take the New
examination,
A public poliomyelitis tinfantile Z
paralysis clinic will be held at the
3arre City hospital tomorrow from
a m to ) p. m, under the direction
i Drs Robert W. Loyett and Frank .
Z Ober Of Boston This is next to :
he last clinic given in the state this (
ummer. others having been held at i
burlington. Rutland ST. Albans. Bar
on, St. Johnsbury and Montpelier. \
The Boston Herald Rotogravure sec q
ion Of the Sunday edition. devoted in q
art to advertisements and a general n
escription Of Barre granite plants and
he quarries. may be seen in the win
ow of the Moore & Owens clothing
tore. For the benefit Of the Barre !,
eople who did MOI see il this firm
osted three pages in the most con ri
picuous place on their display win Z Z
ow.
Word was received in the city yes 4
,rdav Of the death Of Mrs Walter +. Il,
arney at Tampa. Fla, on June 20, p,
fter a long illness Mrs Barney was
orn Alice NJ. Morse, in Cabot, and SC
as 81 years old at the time of her r
cath She was assistant TO princi -
al o. D. Mathewson during his first R
ears at Spsuldine high school and
ARE was the home of Mr.. and Mrs
arney for several years.
The July number Of The Fiery
ross contains an account OF the death n
, James Singer Of Lynn, Mass. who
assed away suddenly June 2l Mr.
niger viii be pleasantly remembered
Barre by his fine baritone voice.
splsv2d In the singing of "A Mans
an for A That in The Cotter's be
aturday Night" presented on two vi
'casious before LEGAL audiences. Mr.. Co
niger took the part of Jamie. the CT
tiers son and besides his ability ha
singer proved 10 BE- capable ag
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