The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Fred Alger of Williamstown is al
the City hospital for treatment.
Your fall hat is here. All the blues
and browns, $3.50. Lamorey's-adv.
Take your choice of any winter over
coat in our stock S25. Lamorey's.-
adv
day evening, Aug, %; CAROLS orchss-
tra.--adv.
First public dance Of season at Me-
mortal hall. Stowe, Thursday, Aug. Is
Dancing tin CAROLS orchestra. -ad.
Smoke est. A. Specials superior ci-
CARS. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams, VT
adv.
Another dance at Cobble Hill grange
hall Friday night, Aug. 26. Good mu-
sic and the usual good time. Every
body ut!-adv.
Miss Anne c. Messer, with her friend,
Miss Marjorie Smith of New Haven,
Conn, arrived at the formers home,
81 Richardson street, on Saturday.
Joseph Ladrie and family of 80 Nell
son street returned Saturday from 10
days trip through Quebec and other
parts of Canada They made the trip
by automobile.
Jericho item in the Burlington
Free Press says: William Densmore
and G. Ballaston have gone TO Barre,
where they have employment in the
granite works"
REQ auto bus to Morrisville fair be-
ginning Aug %. Leave daily a. m.
via Waterbury, Stowe. Round trip
$3.50. Phone 5l7-W or 404 for reserva-
tions Paul Scampini.-adv.
Mrs. Charles Parker of st. Peters
burg, Fla, who is spending the sum
mer at their camp at Greensboro, has
returned home, after visiting the past
week with Mrs. l.. B. Mcleod OF SO
Park street.
Miss Eleanor Meaker and sister,
Mrs. George Sanborn, and daughter,
Dorothy, left yesterday for Lake Nor
ey, where they will spend a week with
their sister, Mrs. Grace Brown, at
William Barclays cottage.
E. C. Dufficy. lawyer OF Barre, took
the oath in United States district
court at Montpelier yesterday after
noon, admitting him to practice in the
district court. Webster f. Miller Of
took a similar action at
the same time.
From Aug. % to n we sell for spot |
cash Gold Seal congoleum rugs and |
baby carriages, park strollers and sui
kies, for less money than they can be |
bought for, any place between Mont
real and New York; also cleanup in
aides and misses spring and summer
coats. Sadlier. 10 Keith avenue.--ady.
Because of the growth Of the two
lower shows held each summer under
he auspices of the civics department
If the Barre Woman's club, il has been
uggested by some that it may be de-
iirable to form a Horticultural society
n Barre to take over the work Of put
ing on these exhibitions The exhib-
rs have assumed such proportions
md such permanence that they are al
most a settled thing each summer and
while the administration of them has
,een admirably carried out by the de-
'artment of the Woman's club TO
which the work was assigned the WON
n engaged in the work have about
ONE to the conclusion that the flower
hows should be the province of a so
iety formed for that particular pur-
'ose. The women engaged in the work
eel that wider range of interest
would be secured il Horticultural 90
iety should be formed from the resi-
ents OF the city irrespective of their.
with any other organiza
ion The suggestion was made at the
ecent flower show so successfully car
led out in the American Legion hall