The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

round: The best ice cream in town
at Cummings 4 Lewis, adv.
A new sundae crushed fruit topped
with narshmallow at Cummings &
Lewis. adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel, 726-M or .W.--adv.
George Bond of 20 East street had
his tonsils removed by an operation
at the City hospital this morning.
S, B. Heath, publisher of the Grot.
on Times, now located at Woodsville;
N. H., was visitor in the city to-day.
Baron Grearson OF Laurel street left
for Rockland, Me-. this morning to
work as a waiter at the Ssmoset no.
| tel.
Ford repair work a speciality. All
work guaranteed satisfactory, Fl. l..
Flint, so South Main street, Barre
adv.
Thomas Landy returned to Hardwick
yesterday, where he is employed, after
spending some time visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. Erval Whitney of the state de-
partment of charities and probation
was in the city to-day attending to
business matters.
Peter Giacherio motored TO Burling.
ton to-day with his brother. Paul, who
sought treatment at the Mary Fetch
er hospital for quinsy sore throat.
VIII those making night shirts for
the hospital kindly see that they are
finished and sent to the hospital at
the earliest possible date, as they are
badly needed.
Miss Natalie Mcmahon of 50 Frank.
lin street has gone to Plymouth, Mass,
to spend the remainder of the school
vacation with her grandmother, Mrs.
A. Marshall.
Woman's club members, please do
not neglect to pay your club dues. |
Send check or hand money to the
treasurer, Mrs. Alexander Smith, %
Keith avenue.
Charles Comolh of Foster street, a
salesman at the n. D. Phelps Co, has
resumed work after two weeks va.
cation, passed at Woodbury. and Joe's
ponds and in Hardwick.
Louis Bombard of Montgomery and |
Miss Melvina Hall of Bakersfield are
patients at the Barre City hospital,
receiving radium treatment, both hav
ing arrived at the institution yester,
day.
The charter Of the Women Of Moose
heart Legion, No. 49s. will be closed
July %. ANY woman DESTROYS of join,
ing should hand theii application in at
once. Initiation fee now $3.50. After
charter is closed, sl0.-adv.
Mrs. Joseph Rogers Of Wallingford,
Conn, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs viii
lam Halvosa of Camp street for the
past two days, went TO Cabot to-day
Raymond, before going to Hardwick
Mrs. Rogers plans TO return to Wal
ingford Saturday.
Announcements have been received
# the birth of son, w. Howard,
eight pounds. July ., to Mr.
md Mrs. R. n. Mathews of Bristol,
Pa. Mrs. Mathews viii be remembered
5 Miss Margaret Cato, a teacher in
he public schools, and daughter Of
frs. Catherine Cato of "a Sheridan
treet.
The \. D, Phelps Co. baseball nine
ras defeated, SIS, by the Williams
own team on the latter's home |
rounds last evening Augmented by
everal Barre players, the Williams
own nine made the contest very
Interesting one for the local lads, and
hough but six hits were made of
he two pitchers of the Phelps nine
hree Of the six went for home runs,
olli of South Main street driving out
wo and D. Murray another Peter Z
iacherio also connected for nice
nree base hit The batteries for \
helps club were Eastman, Halvosa
nd James Webster; for Williamstown
Murray and D. Murray OF South
lain street of this city.