The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Big doings at Caledonia park, july
/ 30. Clan Gordon picnic.--adv
II My entire stock of footwear place.
II on sale at reduced prices.-adv.
II Dance in Rowland hall every Sat.
II urday night. CAROLS orchestra.--ad
II Grand picnic at Dewey park Sun
II day. Calls orchestra. Special cars
H adv.
II Come in and get the new prices on
II sodas and ice cream at Barre Candy
II kitchen.--adv.
Il Dance, Masonic hall, North MontpeI-
/ Ter, Monday, July IS; Hardwick or
ehestra.-adv.
The Park theatre is giving its pat
rons a treat to-day, real ice cream
to everyone,-adv
Closing out sale of 2, and 4-burner
Perfection oil stoves; large stock of
Kerogas stoves and wicks. Il. A. Prin-
dle.-adv.
Members of the Barre Golf club left
this morning for Rutland, where they
will have a game with the Rutland
team to-day.
Mrs. Mathew Fitzgerald of Maple
avenue left the city Thursday for
Montreal TO visit her mother, and will
be gone about two months. ~
Rev Edgar Grassland will preach
at the Presbyterian church at 1890
Sunday morning and will be pleased
to welcome his friends.-adv. 4
Clan Gordon picnic and games,
grand tug-of.war competition, open to
teams of eight men. Entries close on
July IS at Z p. M. Prize, S25 to win
ming team.-adv.
! Mrs Henry Alexander Of Is Branch |
street left ths morning for Saranac |
Lake, n. Y, to visit her husband, who
for the past three weeks has been a
patient at the sanatorium.
Miss Lillian Sullivan Of Averill
street with her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs William Morission of vii.
Jamestown, has been camping at Wood
bury pond during the past week. :
Miss Lyle Even returns to-day to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ton to resume training, after having
passed three weeks vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Athol r, Bell of Lib
erty street.
Twenty young friends Of Miss Mar
garet Fitzgerald of % Beckle-v street
gathered at her home yesterday after
noon to celebrated her eighth birthday. ;
Games were enjoyed. and in the course
OF the afternoon light refreshments
were served
The body of Private Arthur VI. Mil
Ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller {
of Webstervlle has arrived here and
funeral services vii! be held at the
Baptist church in Webstenille Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with burial h
in the Wilson cemetery. Il
a. P. Carey. until year ago man
ager of the Woolworth store in this 2
city, resigning at the time to accept u
a position as salesman for the Federal =
Motor Car company of Newark, y. j., z
has recently been appointed general 7
of the company.
The body of George Raymond. o
whose death occurred in South Roy Il
alton this week, will arrive here in h
In automobile hearse tomorrow aft "
.rnoon for interment in the Raymond h
amily lot in E.mwood cemetery at al
$50. Funeral services are to be held e
'arlier in the day at South Royalton.
George Straiton Of the Straiton
,ranite firm and Athol Bell, secretary :
# the Granite Manufacturers associa 6
ion. have ended very pleasant mo- u,
or journey"through several New Eng u
and states. The men left early this :,
week for Portland, Me, going by way -
f the beautiful White mountain trail 'e
through Bethlehem, Breton Woods, y. -
l., North Conway and Friberg, Me. o'
from Portland they motored down :,
he coast to Gloucester, Mass, and ~
here visited the well-known Glouces De
err quarries.
The California Exposition shows, ou
'hich offer wide diversity of enter in
ainment, will conclude their weeks
nga cement at Langdon field, Mont ha
elier, tonight, and tomorrow will re-
e on their way 70 Manchester, v r. 81
n their class, the California shows nit
op them all, and with their immense nm
ypanse Of canvas and brilliant illumi- Y.
alton, have the appearance of big TEL
me circus. Tonight will be one
Jerry, leave taking conclusion and ev- "
rything will be in full swing for the We
* crowds that viii surely attend. br,
When young Thomas McGoff Of DR.
lain street was driving to pasture wi
bis morning about s O'Clock Jersey
Nv, belonging to John Cleary Of Main
rect, an Oldsmobile car. driven by
panisrd, whose name is not known at
resent, came up Brook street behind
Re animal and as the driver blew the fro
Drn the COW became frightened and gu'
irned around into the path of the au-
mobile, which is said have been going fro
ist. The car struck il in the foreleg for
nd it was necessary to shoot the ami Wa
al, valued by Mr. Cleary at Sl25. fol
he driver was willing to settle, il is J
id. ha:
A farewell party was given to Miss dal
ina Tosi of Perrin street last eve TO
ng when 10 of her young plsymates
lthered at the home of Mrs. Eva yer
Eggs of Prospect avenue and passed ny
e evening in playing games and hav-
g a general good time before Miss Ma
,si and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. hes
-uno Tosi, leave for Italy next week. ,
veral games were played, both in tril
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