The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| RAYMOND Mccarthy of South Main
| street spent the week end in Windsor
| Mario Donghi spent the week END
with friends in Barre, returning last
night to his work in st. Adams.
Harry Tarbox of Beckley hill is tax
| ing his vacation from the Quarry Say
ings bank of this city and has left
for his camp on Woodbury. pond.
Edward Charbonneau and family OF
Manchester, n. H., have returned &c
| their home after visiting his brother
NJ. Charbonneau, of Madison avenue
Wilfred Annister of Glens Falls, n
Y, who has been passing week with
friends in Montpelier Mortified and
Barre, returned last night to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Weber of South
Main street passed the week end with
their daughter, Gladys, in Morrisville,
Miss Webber went there a week OF
two ago to work in millinery store
Percy Angwin of Beckley street has
returned to his home after weeks
travelling in New Hampshire and Mas
sachusetts. Some of the places visited
were Kecne, Manchester, n. H., and
Boston, Mass
Lester Holt has returned to Albany
n. ", after spending two weeks va
cation at his home on Cliff street. He
has employment with the Ellis and
Palmer company, real estate and IN
surance, in Albany
Miss Ella NJ Darby and Miss Verna
Click, who have been spending the
past two weeks visiting friends and
relatives here and in Montpelier, re-
turned to their homes in West Spring
field, Mass, Saturday,
A. Miles, with his rig of steam drill
and boiler, who has been blasting rock
out of the road in Warren, near Gran
vile, has completed that job and has
moved onto a similar job on the
Worcester branch road.
Mrs. Jane cambridge has returned
home, after passing three weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. James Benjamin OF
III
Mrs Joseph cambridge and daughter
Isabelle, who had been visiting in
Windsor for the last week and half,
Miss Isabel j. Lemsy, for several
wears chief operator in the telephone
exchange at Montpelier, has been APP
pointed chief operator at Barre IN
place OF Miss Clara B. Stevens, trans
ferred, and Mrs. Katherine Colombo,
formerly supervisor at Montpelier, has
been appointed chief operator in the
latter exchange Both appointments
take effect to-day.
Frank Reilly, who lives in Foxsillei
on the Williamstown road, hearing a
disturbance in his henhouse about
O'Clock this morning, made hurried
trip in that direction and found fox
planning regular banquet on white
chicken meat Mr.. Reilly, however,
had not gone to the battle unprepared
and Mr.. Fox was killed before he had
chance to cause the death Of more
than one hen.
When it comes to pulling fish from
the water, merchants W. Z. Gilbert and
w L. Rees are right there with the
hook, as evidenced by the sample pull
being exhibited in Barre to-day.
Messrs. Gilbert and Rees, camping at
Highgate Springs, started out last
Friday morning and luck seemed to be
with them for in all ID large sized
pickerel were obtained. The one which
takes the eye, however, rs the one
mentioned above II weighs IL
pounds and measures 40 inches from
! tip to tip. The fish was caught by
Mr.. Gilbert, the first haul of the day
and his first fishing trip this season.
About forty friends of Miss Doris
Davis. of Maple Grove gathered at
| the Methodist church Friday night al
farewell party, staged for Miss Da'
| Wis. who leaves Friday for Kansas
| City Kan. The young people enjoyed
themselves to the extreme. Rev. and
Mrs. Bailey G. Lipsky, pastor of the
Methodist church, were present, ard
the former presented the guest of hon
or travelling bag and purse Of mon
ev. Miss Davis is graduate OF
Spaulding high school. class of '2l, and
is to take up religious training in
Kansas City.
| The annual championship of the
Barre Golf club will start on Satur-
day, Sept 3, the qualifying round OF
Is holes being played in the forenoon
and the 10 best scores qualifying for
the championship. On Saturday after
| noon the first round of match play
\ will be held and on Monday morning
Sept. 5, the second round of match
play. followed in the afternoon by the
semi-fuals The finals will be played
the following Saturday, sept. 10. Thlr'
\ ty-six holes will be played for the
championship; other finals. is holes
The handicap prize competition will he
open all day Saturday, Sept. 3. There
win be prizes for the best gross score
\ the best net score, the winner of the
\ different sixteens and losing Fights, The
winner and runner-up in the champion
ship. ANY member wishing to enter
l must give his name 10 the committed
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