The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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land hall; CAROLS rchestra.--adv.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 p. m. See adv.--adw
j. P. S. and Walton shoes for boys
and girls at Shea's Shoe Store. adv.
John Wark is working temporarily
in the Barre creamery on North Main
street.
Allen r. Baker Of st. Johnsbury is
in town on a short stay with friends
and plans to return Saturday.
Up-to-date line of ready owear
hats from sl.9s up to $6.9s Mrs. Rob
Murphy, 70 North Main street.--adv.
Louis veale of Liberty street has re-
turned to his home. after passing a
short vacation at Woodbury. pond.
Miss Anna Patch of Buffalo, n y,
is passing few days with friends in
town and plans to return tomorrow.
Arthur c. MacKnight has returned
to his home in Portland, Me-, after
/ spending a two weeks vacation from
clerical duties.
Alex Aitken, jr,, returned to-day to
i his home in Quincy, Mass, after pass
ing four or five days with friends and
relatives in Barre.
Harold Deforest, who has been in
town visiting former friends from his
home in Connecticut, returned last
night TO that state.
/ Miss Alice Brazzini OF Milford,
Mass, is passing a short vacation with
relatives at the home of Giacomo Gee
ehni on Maple avenue.
Max Miles is enjoying his weeks
vacation from Cummings and Lewis
store preparatory to resuming his work
in the high school this fall.
Louis Aldrighetti OF Seminary street
left yesterday for Burlington. to visit
his sister.in law, who is convalescing
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
just got in new shipment of Boston
school bags, bought at a low price, sold
at low price. Call; we will save you
money. Lander's Cigar store.-adv.
We have placed our ladies' and chill
dren's shoes on display, marked to
close. out. This is real sale, so plan
to come Saturday. The Eastman
Store, Barre.
Mrs. Louis T. Shaw of Brockton,
Mass, has Joined her husband, who has
been here on short business "trip,
and together they will motor TO Sher-
brooke, P. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stafford of Long
street, who have been visiting their
son, r. o. Stafford of Anderson, Ind,
for the past month, returned to their
home yesterday.
B. C. Hoyt has returned to his home
in Williamstown, after an extended
business trip through Maiden, Boston,
Brockton, Lynn and other business CEN
tiers in Massachusetts,.
Do you want tomatoes Bring your
basket any day except Sunday and
pick them up; 81 per bushel, ripe; SOC
green. Cheeyer, near carbarn. Tel.
4l4-W, Montpelier.-ad
Last evening Mrs. Robert Q. Melon
nell entertained IL lady friends at \
dinner party at her home on Perry
street in honor Of Mrs. Annie Barclay
Gall, who leaves for her home in Chi
cago to-day.
Miss Ruth Glysson of Perry street
has been re-engaged as member of
the faculty of the Enosburg Falls high
school, and leaves Barre this week end
to commence her second year Of teach
ing there Tuesday.
f. A. Prindle offers his l4-room,
three story residence at 35 Keith ave.
nue. for sale; would make a fancy
rooming and boarding house or might
be used for light housekeeping apart.
ments. Will sell furnished if desired.
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Attaches and nurses at City hospital.
with their invited guests, numbering
in all nearly 30, enjoyed one Of We
olde fashioned Vermont pastimes--a
corn roast--last night. Automobiles
for transportation carried the party to
South Barre, where an ideal spot had
been selected for the affair. A mon
ster fire, vieing with the northern
lights in the late evening, blazed mer
rily while the SAVIOR of corn roasting
or boiling was the cause of keen ap-
petites Plenty of fi1in's were on hand.
including marshmallows, apples and
watermelon, and together with the
"eats" and the games played the eve
ming was soon spent, though II was
one TO be pleasantly remembered.
Another small break, the second
within a week, and similar TO that oc.
curing few DAYS ago in the fruit
store Of George Maniatty on North
Main street, was discovered this morn
ing at the Union Clothing store on
North Main street. There was a great
similarity in the way in which the
break was conducted. The entrance was
effected through the eide window, and
after having ransscked the interior of
the store bit, and discovering moth
ing more than about half a dollars
worth of pennies, the burglar beat il
BY way Of the rear door, leaving the
door open behind him. AZ far as can
be ascertsinei, nothing was taken be
sides the money, though access was
easy TO great amount of goods OF
convenient size for transportation by