The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

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at the, Rexall store.--adv.
Regular meeting of Tool sharpeners
No. 2, in polishers' hall Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock.
William Riddle of Pleasant street
commenced work Monday at the Office
of the Western Union.
| Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Laclair and Miss
Lizzie Breen returned from Old Or
chard Me-, where they spent two
weeks.
The funbridge "World's fair" will
be held Oct. H. IL and Is, according
to announcement made by Secretary
Edward Flint.
J. A. Daley and daughters of Cohoes,
N. Y, who have been visiting with
Mrs. 0. L. Sheppard of North Main
street, returned to their home yester-
day
| If you are In need OF tires and tubes
you cannot afford to overlook our adj
vertisement in the Barre Daily Times
Wednesday and Friday. The n d.
| Phelps Co., lnc.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Edgar are visit
ing for few days at the home of the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Anne Mathieson, of
Garfield avenue, coming by automobile
| from Someryille, Mass.
For sale Double tenement house,
seven rooms each, on Church street
one can be occupied at once by pur
chaser; price is reasonable; just been
painted and papered throughout; in
quire of G, w Averill.-ady.
Winston Brown of jefferson street,
Spaulding's star half back of the past
two football seasons, who has also won
letters in baseball and basketball,
motored with his parents yesterday to
Hanover, N. H., to begin training at
the Clark preparatory school for an
entrance examination to Dartmouth.
Laurence Wilcox of Franklin street,
who is having vacation from the reg
ular fire -fghting force at the Barre
fire station, with James Phillips, a
clerk of the f. ID. Ladd store, who is
likewise having a vacation, left yes.
terday for Montreal, P. O., to pass
week or so.
Maccabees, attention. Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, No. J., will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880. lni-
tiation. Refreshments. Guard and
officers wear white Collector will be
at hall at 6;45. Members in arrears
are requested TO pay at this meeting
il possible.
Ladies of the G. A. R., attention
The quarterly birthday party of Col. |
j. B. Meade circle. No. l, will be held |
at the home OF Mrs. +. c. Webster, |
east hill. Thursday, Aug, 49, Mem |
bers wishing to be conveyed by auto |
stage will please meet in front of the
Worthen building at l:30 sharp. Fare
for round trip, SOC. Bring lunch. All
come and enjoy good time.
Mrs Richard Britain of New York
City is taking the place of Miss Annie
Mccarthy as bookkeeper in the local
office of the Metropolitan Life Insur.
ance Co., while Miss Mccarthy is hav-
ing a two weeks vacation Miss Esth.
er Mccarthy, her sister, arrived at her
home at II Summer street last eve
ming from st. Johnsbury, where she is
engaged at similar employment, to re
main few days.
Paul w. Waterman, with his wife
and two children, started on the after
noon train yesterday for Milwaukee,
Wis, their home, having divided the
time since visiting Mr.. Waterman's
parents. on Washington street and at
Mrs. Waterman's home in Plainfeld
Mr.. Waterman is business manager Of
he Milwaukee Country Day School
Tor Boys and teaches mathematics
Turing the school hours as well.
JLhn Mccormack. the worlds most
famous singer, appears at the L. V.
N. gym, Burlington, Sept. 30, head
ny a course that will include Renato
,auelli, baritone. Metropolitan opera
rouse, and Grace Wagner, soprano,
Oct. 81, and concluding No. II with
Vine. Aida, sporano, Metropolitan
'pcra. and Gutia Casini 'cellist. Course,
IS, Tax, soc. Seat now selling. Ad.
lress Arthur w. Dow, 3 South Willard
treet, Burligton.-adv.
A happy thought came to the com.
nittee on flower exhibit to unite their
orces with the flower committee of
he Hospital aid and so plan their ex.
ibit for Friday afternoon and eve
ing of this week which is free to the
ublic and everyone in Barre and vicin-
~ is urged TO attend. Then the flow :
Re will, on Saturday morning. be ar
anged in bouquets and sent out and
old for the benefit of the Barre CITY
ospital. The flowers in this way serve
two-fold purpose. The people have
be pleasure of seeing them displayed
{ their best and on Saturday they
ill have the pleasure of knowing that
Y the possession of some Of the
looms they are helping one Of their
lost humane institutions. The flow.
rs committee, under the auspices Of
he Barre Woman's club and the flower
,mmittee of the Hospital aid feel sure
the hearty cooperation of the Barre