The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Phone 900 for livery auto.-adv.
Columbia records for July are on
sale at Russell's.-adv.
! Dance Woodbury. Lake house pavil-
! ion Friday night. A good time.--adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Brock of Woods
Vile are visiting relatives in the city
for few days.
| Please keep in mind food sale, under
| the auspices of the ladies' union OF
the Presbyterian church. June 25.-ad
The Frank McWhorter Co. is offer
| ing some summer vests, sizes "a to
A, at ne-half the original price. You
should see them.--adv.
just arrived, shipment of 40-inch
| light -eolored wolfe and 32-inch zephyr
ginghams for dresses. Little Dry
Goods Store, 5 Cottage street.-ady.
William Blanchard, who is having a
months vacation from the United
States Rubber Co., has gone to Gin
tonville, n. Y, to pass week with his
sister.
Fay Mann, student at Harvard
Dental college, who for the past three
weeks has been canvassihg parts OF
Maine with Wendell Ahern in the in
terest of the Fuller Brush company,
has returned to his home on Orange
street to pass the summer.
Regular meeting of |. 0. 0. L., NJ.
T., in X. OF P. hall Friday, June "a, at
IL p. m. Delegates reports will be
read at this meeting This is sum
mons meeting, so let's see every mem
Der there. Nomination and election
of officers. Refreshments served ait
er meeting.
Frank Murphy of 10 Eastern ave-
nue. was struck on the right side of his
face Tuesday afternoon by flying bit
of steel that flew from bull-set
hammer, which he was holding as a
fellow workman struck a CHANGING
blow. The steel entered the flesh on
an angle and Just missed the jugular
vein When a physician endeavored TO
remove the steel he found II necessary
to lance the skin and then closed the
wound with five stitches.
Mrs. Frank Flanagan and infant
daughter returned to-day TO their
home in Hartford, Conn, after spend
ing three weeks with Mrs Annie Rob
ertson of Washington street, Mrs,
Flanagans grandmother Mrs. Cath
crime Cato and son Clinton, left with
them for Philadelphia, Pa, to spend
the summer with Mrs. K \. Mat
thews, Mrs. Catto's daughter, but in
| tends to make a short visit with Mrs.
Flanagan in Hartford while en- route.
Misses Alice and Isabelle Packard,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Edward Jackson, during the past
few days, have left for Wyoming to
spend the summer months with their
! parents. Miss Alice Packard only
few days ago graduated from the Ban
gor Nurses Training school in Maine
and upon her return to Vermont IN
September, will take up the duties OF
4 school nurse in Springfield. Miss lsa-
belle. her sister, will also return to
Springfield as a school teacher, a po-
sition she held during the past year
S. HOLSTER Jackson, president OF the
International Monumental Granite
Producers association, who was sum
moned with other national committee
men from Barre to attend special
meeting of the association in Chicago,
has returned to Barre. Mr. Jackson's
return Journey was made in his new
Nash car, which he drove from Chica-
90 to Detroit, Mich, and then crossed
Lake Erie from Detroit to Buffalo, \.
Y. by boat, distance of 300 miles,
making the total mileage covered over
1900 miles. At Syracuse Mr.. jackson
was joined by his wife, who went TO
meet him.
Yesterday the members and adher-
ents of the Baptist Sunday school went
to BENJAMIN Falls to enjoy their an
nual outing or picnic. A large num-
Der made the trip to the falls via the
Barre & Montpelier trolley cars and
several other went by automobiles. In
dividual lunches were served at the
park. The day was spent in games
and all sorts Of amusements with
sports as the chief topic of interest.
In the afternoon a baseball game was
PLAYED among the older set between
two pickup teams. The team cap
tanned by Munson defeated Giacherio's
cohorts in an exciting seven-inning
contest by the score of TO 4. The
feature play of the afternoon was a
triple play by the inglis trio, Bill,
Fred and Doug" Giacherio and Erick-
son worked for the losers while Geake
and Batchelder formed the winning
battery. A home run by Earle Lewis
featured. The party returned to the
CITY late in the evening, having en-
loved one Of the best outings ever held