The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Phone bD0 for livery auto.-adv.
H John A. Cross Of Northfeld was il
H the city yesterday.
\ Children's tennis keds for the Fourtl
H at Shea's Shoe Store.-adv.
II Buy them by the box-your favorit.
H cigars-at Browns Drug Store.-adv
N Food sale vestry Church of the Coco
4 Shepherd, Friday afternoon, July L.
H adv.
H DIR. d. c. Jarvis, this morning, was
H summoned to Mortified to perform an
\ operation.
Send your old clothes to the Meth.
odist church for the rummage sale on
H Thursday afternoon.--adv.
Special sale of millinery this week
A few matron,s hats at half price. Mrs.
Brine, 4 Laurel street.-adv
Miss Madeline Mcdonald of Perry
street left yesterday to attend summer
school at Middlebury college.
Ask for "St A. Specials" mild, fra
grant cigars Union made. Raymond
Guyette, Mfr, st. Adams, yt.--adv.
Mrs. Arthur Ainsley of Cutler Cor
ner left yesterday for Montreal, called
by the serious illness of her brother
Miss Flora Hamet of Chicago, Ill.,, is
passing a three weeks vacation with
her uncle, Fred G.. Fisher, Of Averill
street.
Peter Morgan, who has been sfend-
ing few days at the home of Wal
4 ter Curtis in East Montpelier, has re
turned home.
Buy your fireworks early before the
rush. Orders taken for fireworks Of
all kinds and filled at R. P. Kendalrs,
| Trow hill Phone 3l5-M.--adv
Anthony Friberg of 2l2 Washington
street is absent from the city while
making a business trip to New York
state in the interest of the Anderson
Friberg Co.
David vania, ir, of Washington
street left to-day for Plattsburg, " Y,
where he has accepted a position as
craftsman for the granite firm of Car
penter & Barton.
Miss Hazel Lyon, supervisor of sci
ence instruction at the Fort Fairfield,
Ne, high school during the past year,
has returned to her home on Highland
avenue to spend the summer.
Seward w. Jones OF Boston, mem
Der of the Jones Bros. Co., arrived in
the city yesterday to pass a few days
at the Barre plant and with his broth |
err, II. j. NJ Jones, in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. WA. Drew and daugh |
ter, Miss Evelyn, of Maple Grove
street are passing couple of days in
Waitsfeld, South Royalton and Tun.
bridge, Mr.. Drew travelling in the in
terest OF the Drew Lynde General In
surance agency of this city
c. d. Waters, traffic manager of the
Granite Manufacturers association.
went to st. Albans this morning to
meet G.. Fl. Eaton, general traffic man
ager of the Central Vermont railway,
with whom he will discuss matters |
pertaining to freight rates to-day.
The household furniture of David
Vania of Washington street left yes
terday afternoon by truck for Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. Vania and four chill
dren leave Thursday morning to join
Mr.. Vania, who for the past three
months has been employed in Hart
ford.
Floyd A. Gerard of 40 Beacon street
has been informed by officials of Bow
doin college at Brunswick, Me, where
he has Just completed the sophomore
years cork, that he has been awarded
the prize for having the highest marks
of his class for the year in the study
of French. {
Miss Ruth Averill who, while re-
from an operation per
formed at the Massachusetts, General
hospital in Boston, has been the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs w f. Lazell of South
Main street, returned to-day to the
hospital TO continue duties and' stud1 !
les Of a student nurse.
Summer school and kindergarten. q
| 10 IL years, under direction of \
Miss Betty Brown. Private tutoring q
afternoons by special appointment.
Special arrangements for keeping chill :
iren over night If parents wish TO be
away. For further information call :.
Goddard seminary, tel. l45-W.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gosselin TO day c
continued travel to New York City, /
where Mr.. Gosselin will enter the home
,ffice Of the Harrison Granite Co., the P
which. heretofore. he repre- I
ented in the west. Mr.. and Mrs. Cos b
elin we're married in Kansas City, Mo,
ind have since been al the Thousand 0
Stands in New York state.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland and v
on. Edgar C.. arrived in the city yes.
erday and are stopping at present at J
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stew
ut of 90 Park street. Rev. Mr.. Cross
and, former pastor of the Presbyte-
ian church here, now of st. Paurs
hurch, Mattapan, Mass. will spend
he month Of July with former parish !
oners.
knights Of Columbus in the sur. a
ounding towns NAV be interested TO v
earn that Michaud council, No 2025. "
\. of C.. extends a cordial invitation IL
o attend the eXemplifcation Of the a
bird degree in Gates opera house in :
White River Junction next Sunday, =
uly 3, at O'Clock All Knights will
ssemble at the X. Of c. hall at 2:30
. m. and proceed TO st. Anthony's
hurch for benediction at ; o'clock. On
his same date a new council is to be
instituted in Newport. as Gibbons
ounciL, No. 22s5: In the afternoon at
80 the first and second degree work
ill begin, and in the evening the third