The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

New Edison records for September
are here at Drown's.-adv.
Try pair Of our boys army shoes
at Shea's Shoe Store.-ady.
Max Guidici has returned to his home
in the city after short outing at Old
Orchard, Me.
Mario Sanguinetti and Amelio Cal
derara leave to-day for a short bus
mess trip to Boston.
Howard Parker, Robert Nicora and
Mario SASH leave to-day with the
Moretown ball team for an extended
trip.
Mrs Fl. G. Bennett, who has been
visiting in Asheville, N c., and Wash
! ington, d. C., has returned to her home
on Spaulding street.
! Rummage sale Saturday, Aug. 81,
at the Presbyterian church from to 5.
| Mems overcoats, shoes and good va
, riety of other articles.-adv.
| Carlo Lamperti of % Maple avenue
was taken in the A. w. Badger a Co.
ambulance yesterday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
treatment.
Miss Aurora Susena commenced du-
ties in the II. ID. Ladd Co. store yester-
day morning, after a prolonged illness.
Miss Irene Blair, who has been taking
her place, has completed work there.
Presbyterians! The financial secre-
tary will be at the store of Kenneth
| Macrae, Miles block, Saturday night
from to $50. Bring or send your
contribution envelopes --adv
Z. A. Prindle offers his l4-room,
three story residence at 80 Keith ave-
nue. for sale; would make fancy
rooming and boarding house or might
be used for light housekeeping apart
ments, viii sell furnished if desired
adv
Il have used tires since 1907, from a
Ford to a Cadillac eight, and Empire
tires have given me the best tire serv-
ice ] am able to obtain" This is but
one of the many recommended we
are having for Empire tires. The N.
D. Phelps Co. Inc.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther G.. Lougee, who
have been spending the summer in and
near Laconia, n. H., are visiting a few
DAYS with the latter's mother Mrs
Lucy F. Sowden of IA Eastern avenue,
before returning to Hartford, Conn,
where MIR. Lougee will resume teaching
in the high school
The Wells family who are advertised |
to come TO Barre Monday to give a
concert at the Methodist chorch, are
expected by Mr. Wells father to arrive
at his home on East street either Sat
orday night or Sunday morning Nei
Wells, promoter of the orchestra, was
formerly of Barre and has quite large
number of friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Smith Of Fort
Madison, Iowa, are spending some time
in Vermont, making their headquarters
in Barre while visiting Mr. Smiths
brothers, Henry J. and William ID.
Smith. Mr.. Smith is native of
and spent his early years
in Montpelier He is now engaged in
business as a contractor in Fort Madi
son, having superintendent the con.
struction of many large buildings and
stations. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
came by automobile.
The season for eorn-rossts apparent
~ opened last night with a bang when
three different parties went into the
open air TO burn the yellow ear. Corn
roasts are still in style, but the parties
now "A days don't use corn. One party
Of about twenty couples went over to
Woodbury. pond. another of fifteen
'ouples had a meeting in Karl Persons
woods on West Hill, and still another
took their matches and their spirits
10 woods on Beekley hill, near Newton
street.
Wallace Watt, formerly of Barre and
son of Rev. and Mrs. George H, Watt,
who are now located at East Provi-
fence, R. l., is visiting in Barre and re
lewing acquaintance, having come
rom Battle Creek. Mich, where he is
ngsged as teacher in q continuation
ichool. He is accompanied by Harold :
.aphard of Battle Greek and they are
taying at the home of Mrs. Anna X.
nglis, Clark street. Mr. Watt was
.raduated from Spauiding high school
n the class of 1918. after which he at.
ended the University of Michigan ut :
INN Harbor. leaving college TEMPORARY.
v to enter the U. s service, during
hich time he had the honor of being
ne of the guards for President VII y
on on board the steamer George Wash \
ngton when the president went to
rance. On leaving the service he re
inferred college and has since been en-
aged in teaching. Two other sons OF
.ev. and Mrs. Watt are now engaged .
in medical practice in New York City.
cling attached to two hospitals.