The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

NlslNilik III DpliHSlltius ltlulH Cu u
Barre last night.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Anderson at the Barre City hos
pital this morning
Needles, shuttles and bobbins for al
makes of sewing machines sold at Mar
tins Book Store.-adv.
Wanted to Rent--A s. or 7.roon
tenement or cottage; best locality in
Barre desired by Barre business man
write to 'F" care Times.--adv.
Mike Cerasoli of 81 Berlin street to
day left for Glover, having secured EN-
ployment there for the summer
months.
Mrs. c. w. Guernsey has returned
from Worcester, Mass, where she
spent the winter, to her home at Ia
Highland avenue.
Miss Florence LePags finished work
at the City bakery Saturday and will
leave for the White mountains, where
she will spend the summer.
B. w. Goodfelow of the Good Fellow
Co., Inc, started on a business trip to
Boston and Providence, r. l., expect
ing to be absent couple of days,
Mrs. Willard Robins and children
and Miss Mae Willie of Essex street
have returned from Glover, after
spending a couple of weeks with rela
tives.
Miss Christina Judkins, daughter of
Dr. Judkins of Mortified, underwent
an operation to have her tonsils re
moved this morning at the Barrel City
hospital
Mrs. William Kittredge left yester
day afternoon for Delhi, n. Y, where
she will visit before going TO Knox
boro, n Y, to spend two months with
her mother.
Mrs Lyman Taft of IA Highland
avenue fell off the piazza steps Sun
day morning and received badly
sprained ankle, which confines her TO
the bed.
Mrs. Charles Hoernle of St Johns
bury came TO Barre Saturday to visit
at her home upon receipt of informa
ton that the condition of her father. |
Watson, was very low
Miss Edith Dale Of Hartford, Conn,
who has been passing three weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Dale of Green street, re.
turned to Hartford this morning.
Beautiful hair, thick and lustrous,
II easy to have ii you use Partisan
Sage. It's a positive remedy for dan
druff, excess oil and itching scalp. Sold
under guarantee by E. A. Drown.--adv.
Barre Community chautauqua--fve
big days-ten entertainments--July 4
10 s. Good music, wholesome entertain
nent and worthwhile lectures. Secure
! season ticket, admitting to all enter
ailments for s2.50.--adv.
The condition of James Thomson,
he young man who lost his right leg
Is the result of an automobile acct
lent last week, was reported as being
Iuite comfortable at the City hospital
his morning.
pdAH HClkhl. bt utdfAHNa DIkIO-I nos |
hate is guaranteed to increase your |
ieight and strengthen your nerves, or
our money will be refunded II you
amt better health, restful sleep. {
tcady nerves, get Bitro.p Phosphate at 4
!. A. Drown q Co.'S drug store,--adv. /
Miss Eunice Cole of Orange street,
tho was operated upon for appended.
is at Mary Fletcher hospital, is re-
orted as doing nicely. Her mother,
irs. William Cole, who accompanied
er to Burlington last Thursday, re.
lrned home this morning.
William HOWE of Currier street
his morning left for Sugar Hill, n.
/, TO work during the summer months
5 bell-hop at the Sunset Hill house.
With him left George Ironside of 80
yers street, who goes to Bethlehem,
. H., to accept employment at the
entral house,
William Blanchard, employed in the
lice of the Boston Shoe 4 Rubber
'mpany in Maiden. Mass, ended to.
~ months vacation and returned
} his employment, after visiting with
{ father Edward Blanchard Of Mer. &
iant street, and with other relatives
this vicinity, Il
Brush, the great magician, Tues 3
~ evening; Strickland Gillian, Amer. s.
as foremost humorist, Wednesday
ening; the great play. The Cinderei.
Man" or "The Sign Of the Cross"
it'll special scenery and selected cast
New York players, Thursday eve
ng lecture. up from Savagery," bv
lief Tahsn, Friday evening. A season
,ket for $3.50 will admit you to all
c above as well az the FIVE after.
ION entertainments. Barre Community
autauqua, July 10 s.-adv.
The monstrous lake trout caught by
D. Smith of the W. D. Smith Co. n
C., at Caspian lake near his cottage
few weeks ago has been mounted e
d now may be seen in an excellent q
ate Of preservation in the companys 4
play window on North Main street.
le trout when taken from the water q
assured 80 inches long and weighed
pounds. The work Of mounting the
h is me result of skilled workman.
ip on the part OF Clarence Phillips.