The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lawn party, nurses dormitory lawn,
Friday night. Everyone come
Public dance Memorial hall, Stove,
Thursday; CAROLS orchestra, adv
Peter Merlo and Antonio Bianchi
left this morning for Rutland to at
tend the fair.
Row Curtis and Guido Calisi fave
returned to the city after a few days
stay in Bennington
Misses Belle and Nellie Stone Of
Springfield Mass, are visiting at the
home of p. d. Ladd.
Friday, Sid Chaplin will be shown
in the special Paramount attraction
King, Queen, Joker" at the Park the
atre.-adv
Rheumatics? Try a two-week treat
ment of Rheuma and get well. II II
doesn't help, +. A, Drown will return
your money.-ady.
Miss Winfred Kennedy of Burning
ton is passing few days in Barre as
i the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore OF
North Main street,
Mrs BRINE, Laurel street, cordial
Nv invites the ladies of Barre and vi
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ing Sept. s, 9 and l0.-adv.
Percy Andrews and Frank Hatch,
both of 81 jefferson street, left to-
day for Rutland TO spend the rest
of the week in attendance at the Rat
land fair.
Misses Katherine and Dorothy Brown
of jefferson street have returned to
Barre. after having spent the past
two weeks in Biddeford, Me-, as the
guest of friends.
Barre CITY hospital is greatly in need
of compress material such as clean old
linen or cotton, preferably linen. Any.
one having such may bring or send
il to the institution.
Harry Fisher OF "a Ayerill street
has purchased lots on the old French
estate on Wellington street from the
bankrupt estate of f. G. Rowland, and
expects to build there.
Frank Miano opened yesterday his
new barber shop ON North Main street
in the rooms recently vacated by John
Arioli. Mr.. Miano has been at work
fixing up the store for some few weeks.
One interesting innovation in the
construction of the new Ajax tire,
which is being shown by the Lane
Davis company, is its perfectly Hat
tread This feature guarantees longer
wear and greater traction. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Laviolette, who
have been spending their honeymoon at
the home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Laviolette, of North
Main street, returned yesterday to
Bridgeport, Conn, where Mr. Layiolette
is employed.
The LOYAL Order Of Moose and Wom-
en- of Mooseheart Legion, the newest
orders in town. are to conduct a two
dav bazaar jointly in Rowland hall
Oct. 5 and 6. good entertainment
and dancing will be the features OF
both nights. Further particulars from
time to timc.-ady.
Norman Gordon of Richardson street
and Nelson Browne of Cliff street left
this morning for Hanover, n. H., to
commence training for football. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Browne and by James Young,
also student at Dartmouth, who viii
spend the day there, returning with
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne tomorrow.
The members of the local w c. I.
IT,. last night assembled at the otto
Lawrence farm on east hill and added
one more to the large number of corn
roasts that have been held around
Barre recently. There were over 100
people present, and with Harry Brad
lev and Mrs. Flora Beckley directing
the affair, everyone was assured OF an
ENJOYABLE evening. Music and games
featured in the latter part of the eve
ming.
Frank Cassalani, seaman in the
United States navy, is spending a
furlough of % days at his home on
Granite street. He recently returned
to the United States after spending
a year on the Asiatic station and has
many interesting stories to tell OF
China, Japan, the Philippines, Hawaii
and our own Pacific coast. In the
navy the Orient has the reputation Of
playing heavily on the nerves OF the
men but Cassalani shows only bench
cial effects of the experience. However.
he admits he is glad to be back in this
country again. After returning from
the east. where he was on the I. ). ;.
Huron. he became member OF the
crew Of the u. S. S. Arkansas and
came from San Francisco to New York
on the ship, passing through the Pana
ma canal. This trip, he says, was not
a. pleasant as it might have been, as
the engines of the ship refused repeat
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