The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Jazz band adv.
| All going to the Maccabees picn
\ take the IL o'clock special car.--ad'
For woodwork OF any description
call 747M. oKo Novelty Co., Sout
Main street.-adv.
Miss Jeanette Corskie has returne
from Joe's pond, having spent mont
in camp with her folks.
\ Carnival night at South Royaltor
Friday, Aug. 5. Bunnelps New Yorl
| jazz orchestra win play.-adv.
A meeting of the Ancient Order o
Hibernians will be held tonight a
the regular hour and place.
Miss Florence Paige of Boston, q
graduate of Goddard seminary, i
spending a few days with friends il
Barre.
Fly time is screen time. We maxi
screen doors and windows. oKo Nov
city So, South Main street; phone
747M.--adv.
The Frank McWhorter company il
showing the fall samples for suits ant
overcoats made to your measure
Prices from S27 up.--adv.
Maccabee picnic to be held at Gale
donia park, Aug 6. Members, hus
bands, children and friends, come
Take II o'clock car.--adv.
The three day old daughter of Mr.
| AND MrD naop II parry paaaaJ aura "
this morning, and interment was held
this afternoon at Elmwood cemetery.
Miss Clara Watkins of o Summer
street has returned from Montreal, P.
O., where, for the past month, she has
been caring for her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Stevens, who has been ill.,
Baseball, Friday, 4;l5, rntercity
park, Montpelier X of c. VS.. CRANKY
Baseball club. CRANKY, P. Q. Saturday,
2:30 p. M, Montpelier seminary cam
pus.-ady.
Five more days to pay your taxes
| without additional costs. City clerks
| Office open every evening from $3.50 to
s, up to and including Aug. 10. Come
early and avoid the rush.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis A. Powers of Di.
vision street recently bought of Good.
Fellow Co., Inc, six building lots, three
located on Elm street extension and
three on Batchelder street
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Diehl Of Boston
are spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. L. d. Gale in WILLIAMSBURG.
Miss Sara Jane Dearborn of Boston
and T. Bennett of New York were re.
cent weekend guests OF Mrs. Gale.
Granite City lodge, No. 1853, s. B. OF
A., will hold meeting next Saturday
evening at 1880 for the initiation Of
new members. All old members are
requested to be present. The prize
cup is to be on display. Dance and
refreshments after the meeting. All
Scandinavians welcomed
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Batchelder and
two children, Lyndol and Eleanor Leb.
ourveau, of fremont street and Mrs.
L. A. Camp of Washington street left
by automobile yesterday for Saratoga
Springs, n. Y, to visit with Mrs.
ne
plans to remain there until the open
Ing of Albany Business college, when
Lyndol Lebourveau will enter the study
OF commercial work. .A
Miss Marjorie Worcester, a teacher
of the South Barre school, has returned
to her home in South Barre, after
taking the four weeks summer train.
ing at the teachers school at the Uni. |
vsrsity of Vermont. Other teachers
who likewise took this course and who |
have returned to their homes in Barre |
are Miss Leila Corti of Blackwell |
street and Misses Ada and Emma |
Trentini of Beckley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Ketchum of Or. |
lando, Fla, are in the city visiting |
friends and at present are at D. c. |
Roben's of east hill, having made the |
trip from Florida TO McHenry, Ill, |
Wis, to New York and |
Barre in a Ford sedan. Mr.. Ketchum
was formerly resident of Barre. but
now, with Mrs. Ketchum, owns two
large apartment houses and a
bungalow at Orlando.
According TO the Barre Times Secre-
tary Drew Of the Board Of Trade pur.
chased what purposed TO be indeIible
pen ink. After the salesman had
departed he found water would rub il
out. The only difference between Barre
ind Mortified Is that a banker here
lid the same thing before the sales.
mans eyes, and the aforesaid sales
nan thanked him for showing il to
iim.-Northfeld News.
Two.tenement house for sale. Cen
rally located on parcel of land con.
aiming 3h acres, more or less; spring
Ind city water; plenty small fruit,
raspberries, blackberries,
herries, apples and grapes, all of
which are produced in quantities
reason for selling is because
( change in working conditions. This
can be bought at reason.
bic price. Address, It. NJ" care Times
fice.-sdv.
When the Z. Marchetti fruit store
n Depot square was opened this morn.
" il was discovered that someone had
roken one Of the large plate glass
A hole well toward the top
the window, measuring about an
lch in diameter and bearing evidence
having been made BY a stone.
fused the window to crack the entire
idth. Inside the store small frsr-
Ients of glass had been sent iving1
YER the fruit by the object, which
isde the hole. Chief Of Police James