The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

work in the Homer Fits Co. dry goods
store.
Your first chance to name the price
you will pay for furniture at Hooker's
Aug. 22-Sept. 5.-adv.
The Clan and Red Men Amusement
committees are asked to meet tonight
at $50, sharp, Clan hall
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel 726-M or -W.-adv.
Louis Dindo of Vine street has re-
turned to the city, after two weeks
vacation at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Smoke "St. A. Specials superior ci-
gars. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, St. Adams, VT
adv.
| There is no catch to name your own
price sale" at Hookers. 1t is a
straightforward business proposition.
adv.
Mrs. M. r. Fadden of Forsythe place
has gone to her former home in East
Fairfield to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. f. Leach.
/ Fl. A. Pitman and wife of Boston
are spending the summer at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
| Fox Of East street.
| Miss Helen 0'Keefe of Upland ave-
nue. is taking two weeks vacation
from clerical duties in Waterbury and
has left for visit in Boston.
Francis Quinlan has temporarily left
the work in the Barre creamery and
has gone to Winooski to take the en-
trance examinations to st. MichaePs
college.
/ Wanted Address of Edwin c. p.
Eaton of Quincy, Mass, now in Barre
on auto trip; mother in hospital
Frank T. Prescott, Gazette, Weymouth,
Mass.--adv.
Rea auto bus to Morrisville fair be-
ginning Aug. %. Leave daily a. m.
via Waterbury, Stowe. Round trip
$3.50. Phone 5l7W or 404 for reserva
| TONS adv.
The w. c. T. e. will hold their an.
nual picnic tomorrow afternoon at
Dewey park. All members and friends
are invited Bring something for lunch.
viii leave Hotel Barre by auto at 80.
C. NJ. Wiley, Frank f. Robinson
and William Duthie have returned to
the city from Chattanooga Tenn, |
where they went Aug. 8, to attend the |
convention of the Imperial Palace of |
Knight of Korassan.
Dance, Monday night, at Washing. |
ton TO the tune of real jazz music, Of |
course, BunnelIs New York jazz band |
will play, Don't miss this one. Ad-
mission, 81 per couple; extra ladies,
2sc, plus war tsx.-ady.
Another hospital flower day Satur
day, Aug. 20. All persons having flow
ers they would like TO have sold for
the benefit of the hospital please send
to the Methodist church by o'clock
Saturday morning. II not able to send
them, call 32lX and they viii be sent
for.
The South Barre team Of horse shoe
players met two Barre City represen
taties last night at South Barre and
an eight game contest for honors en-
sued, The city players were Fred
Houghton and Grover Hall, and they
came home with a defeat Of 10 points
TO IA points. The two teams will
clash again soon.
H. liter is having the space in front
L e. i
csvated preparatory to building on an
addition. which will reach out to the
walk and be of brick. Also the rear
part of the present building is being
taken away and another brick wall
re Enforced is contemplated. The Utter
brothers purchased the land on the
corner short time ago.
Miss Sarah r. Cummings of yelling /
ton, South Africa, is q guest in the
home of Mrs. s. NJ. Chandler of 80 !
South Main street for few days. !
Miss Cummings is a native OF Straf =
ford and after completing her studies
1t Mt. Holyoke college, she accepted ,
I position as house mother in a Hugue
not seminary, in which her sister is
tHht mas DtNh III A1obhh an I
"a now for eight years and after Wis
ting here and in Massachusetts, will
return to her duties there.
The Huntington, or Gsllison farm in
owned and occupied by
Leon A. Thomas and wife, has been
sold to Richard b. Martin and wife Of ,
Berlin, who buy for home and will (
lake possession at an early date. In
The transaction Mr.. Thomas takes
small farm not far from Montpelier {
Junction owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
lin, which he will occupy for the pres
mt. The sale was effected through the !
D, A. Perry Real Estate agency and
involves about $1,000. Personal prop
,rty on either farm was not included
n the sale.