The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK Or The TOWN
Cars washed and polished for SLOT
at divers Battery Station.-adv
\ H. j. M. Jones, w. G. Reynolds ant
John A. Cross left this morning fol
St. Bernard Club, p O., ON an outing
trip
| Paul Reghini returned yesterday
from New York City, where he ha;
been for the last two weeks on va
cation.
| will run ear to Sherbrooke fair
Aug. 80 and return afternoon of Aug
81. Call 3l5-W after p. m. for reser
vations.-adv.
&C. A. Wilkinson of South Main
street left yesterday afternoon for
Newport, where he will spend the week
end demonstrating a new tractor.
Mrs. Alexander Duncan and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of belmont avenue are
spending two weeks on the Massachu-
sets coast as the guests of friends.
A. F. Mccarthy OF Mobile, Ala, was
a recent visitor in town, coming
through Boston, Keene and other
points on an extended touring trip.
Miss Elizabeth Bell and Miss Ellen
| Talcott, teachers in the high school in
Wallingford, Conn, are visiting rela-
| tives on Liberty street for short
time.
Lawrence Wilcox of Franklin street
has returned from Albany, n. "
where he went about week ago, and
will resume duties in the Barre fire
department Monday.
Joseph G. sCalcagni of Humbert
street, who has been spending
the summer with his family at High
gate Springs, returned to Barre yes
terday for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Bugbee of Al
bany, N. Y, arrived in town Thurs
day by auto and are passing the week
with friends in the city. Mrs. Bugbee
was formerly of Montpelier
A special meeting of the L. A., A.
o. H., will be held Monday night at
1880 o'clock in Worthen hall, to elect
delegates TO the state convention to
be held at Rutland Sept. |.
Alexander Duncan of the North
Barre Granite Co. plans to leave Barre
Monday morning on an extended bust |
ness trip, covering several weeks, |
through the south and west.
We carry in stock good line of the
Elias Howe violin, guitar, mandolin
and cello strings at Bailey's Music
Rooms, 20 Pearl street, just a few
steps from the Magnet theatre.--adv.
At Bailey's Music Rooms, 20 Pearl
street, one second hand upright piano
for 500. This piano is Haines Broth
ers cabinet grand, good instrument
for the home or camp. Call and look
this over.-adv.
Come hear a real treat at the Meth
odist church, Monday evening at
O'Clock The Wells Concert company
will give program of music and read
ings. Adults 35e, children under 10
years, 20c.-adv.
Ernest Houde completes duties to-
day as organist at the Park theatre
and leaves for Toronto, Ont. His place
is to be taken by Jack Henderson of
Boston, who played the organ for
while at the opening of the theatre.
Mr.. Henderson is an experienced Wnr-
liter soloist.
The price paid by Mr.. Levin and
Mr.. Yeti for real estate on North Main
street was misstated in yesterdays
issue of The Times. Instead of $1,000,
il should have read $4,000. Mr.. Levin
and Mr.. Yeti are the sole owners Of
The Union Clothing Co. and the Union
Dry Goods Co.
News has recently been received in
Barre of the serious illness of Edward
Ennis in Bethlehem, n. H. 1t will be
that he left Barre in the {
.ariy part of the summer to conduct {
barber shop there. At the last writ
ng he was reported as being on fair
way to recovery.
Harold H. Ford, the eight year old
on of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford of
Burlington, formerly OF Barre, died ,
after short illness, and the
uneral was held in that city yester-
lay afternoon. Besides his parents,
lie leaves two sisters, Beatrice and
iladys, both of Burlington.
B. T. Hall, who was on a round trip {
through Old Orchard and Portland, TO I
Nashua, y. H., is a forced visitor in
own and will probably remain here
hree or four days as result of his
Iuto breaking down between South
Barre and Williamstown. While com
ng this way his motor went wrong
md he had to be brought to this city. :
Local baseball fans looking for some ,
# their favorite amusement will be /,
likely to find considerable of it at the !
Lincoln campus this afternoon. be- !
yinning at o'clock, when the Phelps /
%. team of Barre lines up against the q
Cast Brookfeld aggregation. They a
hould carry along some loose change h
5 the hat will be passed. a
The l4th birthday of Miss Ada
'smpsgnsri of Brook street was cele- Y
rated Thursday, when about fifteen 4
{ her friends took her out into the 4
pen country and held an all-dsy pic
ic in her honor. The party went out
{ about . o'clock and they were out
IN nearly q O'Clock Many games