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

regular meeting OF Gt, JNNln
court, G 0. T., Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Raspberry ice cream soda Ia very
popular at Cummings 4 Lewis foun
tain.--adv.
Clan picnic at Caledonia park Sat
urday, July 80 Keep the date in
mind.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bonzey Of st
Johnsbury motored to Barre to day tc
call on friends
Nelson Rollins and family have re-
turned from Hartford, Conn, to this
city to reside.
Fifty trimmed hats at Sl.9s; 80
trimmed hats at Csc, the rest of this
week. Mrs. Carroll
You can buy Foss chocolates for SOC
a pound the rest of this week at
browns Drug Store.--adv.
Lester Webster of 81 Washington
street left for Montreal yesterday aft
ernoon to make an indefinite stay with
relatives.
Howard F. Wellman, representa-
tive of the Southern Pacific railway
lines, arrived in Barre yesterday for a
few days visit.
| A. c. Mason, secretary of the Yer
mont Accident Insurance CO., was in
Barre yesterday to consult local agents
on business matters.
Miss Lena DunglIi of Buffalo, n. Y,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harriet
Lange, while enjoying two weeks
vacation in this city among acquaint-
ances.
Woman's club members, please do
not neglect to pay your club dues.
Send check or hand money to the
treasurer, Mrs. Alexander Smith, 25
Keith avenue.
Miss Inez Maberini of Foss street
has resumed duties at the local tele-
phone exchange after enjoying a two
weeks vacation with relatives in
Brooklyn, n ", and at Highgate
Springs, camping.
Louis Blann, train dispatcher Of
the Chicago h North Western railroad
in Stockton, Ill, with his wife and
son, William, is spending part of his
annual FACTION with his father, Thorn
as j. Blann, of SO Hill street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee and son, with
her mother, Mrs, Myrtle Bugbee. and
sister, Miss Evelyn, nurse at the
Massachusetts General hospital, who is
passing vacation in Barre, leave today
for Highgate Springs, to remain a
week or two at the Hoar camp.
Hundreds and hundreds Of Barre
motorists are rather skeptical on the
advantages Of cord tire because
they believe cord tire cannot be re.
paired. Yet they are being repaired |
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer C Ladd and two
Leslie and Gwenyth, and Will |
liam Clark have returned from a mo-
tor trip to Quebec and boat trip up
the Saguenay river. Rev. and Mrs r
O. Hokerk and their guest. Mrs. L.
w. Devendorf of Herkimer. n. Y, who
also went on the same trip, continued
on to the Thousand Islands
Manager Allan Johnston Of the
Barre Legion baseball team was in
formed by a letter this morning that
he Randolph club would be unable to
appear here Thursday afternoon for a
yame, it being impossible to get the
cam together for a mid-week game
,ut of their own town Therefore, there
will be no game Thursday afternoon
Is advertised,
CAROLS orchestra went to Highgate
Springs by train this afternoon to play
Il the Springs casino for the regular
weekly dance There the team will be ,
oined by the leader, Arthur Carroll, ,
md his bride who have been touring ,
he lower part of Canada by automo !
,ile. The orchestrs goes to Greensboro .
END from Highgate and on Friday TO (
plymouth, n. H.. returning TO Barre ,
or the regular Saturday night dance. ]
The weekly concert by the Barre q
ity band played at the city park last
vening attracted one of the largest J
rowds of the season. Time and again
he band was given good applause for
he execution of the various selec-
ions, but as time passed so quickly
udenee's requests for encores; and
ven then played oven an hour Two
umbers proving the most pleasing
'ere the selection from Faust" famil-
n to every music lover vet always
-elcome when well played, and the
Their the popular songs selection by
rockton.
In letter 70 friend In this city,
.merico Polli, now with the Ssransc
AXE baseball nine in New York state,
lforms him that the secretary Of the
Senators has been cor
orresponding with him relative to his :
lceess in baseball He also requested
hat Polli keep him informed as 10
is playing for the remainder of the
sason. Since joining the Ssranac team
olli has won each Of the three games
E has pitched up TO the time Of writ
u the letter, and in the game with
he Syracuse team Of the International
ague had shut out his opponents. Re
$50 pitched victorious ball against St.
esis and Malone, ~ Y. both fast