The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Use arsenate of lead for spraying
25c pound at Drown's,--adv.
One of the most spectacular fires
ever staged and the rescue Of young
collegian. Magnet to-night.--adv.
eff Women Only Knew" an Ameri.
can story based on Balzac's Media
tions on Marriage" at the Magnet to,
night.-adv.
Mrs Phoebe Kittredge of Brook
lyn, N. Y, is in Barre spending the
summer months with Mrs. Ella Jos
Ign of South Main street.
Miss Alice Carroll, student nurse
at the Brattleboro Memorial hospital,
has returned there after three weeks
vacation at her home on North Main
street.
Entertainment for young and old.
Take your lunch basket and bring
the family down for a days outing.
Clan picnic, Caledonia park, Saturday,
July 30.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Allen and daugh.
ter, Marjorie, have returned to their
home on Beckhy street, after vaca
ton of six weeks spent at different
places in Vermont.
Mrs. Henry Flint and children, Ber-
nice and Herbert, of Brooklyn street,
left to-day for South Royahon, where
they will visit relatives.
A dish of ice cream underneath the
bough, a slug of pop" piece of cake
and thou beside meat the grange
social, Merit Towne's lawn, South
Barre, this evening, Everybody wei.
come.-ady.
Mrs. Frank Morrison and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of Quincy, Mass. re.
turned to. their home to-day, after
two weeks visit in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James V. Laing of Wash
ington street.
The Women Of Mooseheart Legion
will hold basket lunch picnic at Mrs.
James Booths, Windsor Terrace, Sat
urday July 90 Bring your husband
or a friend and meet at the postofice
at ? o'clock, adv.
The sixteenth birthday of Miss Lena
Higgs of Perrin street was celebrated
at her home last night when about
dozen of her friends gathered there to
play games and amuse themselves gen
orally. Everyone had a good time.
Miss Isabelle Glass of Dix street
has gone 10 Lake Morey to join a party
of her Young girl friends, Misses Mar.
iorie Watt. Kathleen McCarron and
Elizabeth Gray of this city, and en-
Joy with them camp life about the
lake for a week or two.
Carefully east, "If Women Only !
Knew" gives opportunity that sell |
dom comes to most actors and actresses.
From the leads to the smallest role |
every character is well taken and es.
pecially those played BY Robert Cor
dom comes TO most actors and actresses.
Magnet theatre.-adv
Mrs Mary Cook of First street
sprained her ankle Yesterday when
she stepped on board on the steps
Of Joseph Tondreaus house on North
Main street and was thrown to the
ground She is not able to do much
walking around to-day.
Word has been received in the city
" the death OF Mrs. Richard R. Scott,
which occurred in Lowell, Mass, Mon
lay morning Burial was in the fam
ly lot in Bennington, n. H.. yester-
lay Mrs. Scott will be remembered
n Barre. West Corinth and Washing.
on as Mary Hopkins, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. Charles J. Hopkins, they
laving resided in those places. While
n Barre she attended the public
chools. Mrs. Scott was 80 years Of
ge and besides her parents, who re-
ide at Woodstock she leaves her hus.
and, until ~ years ago employed
/ Smith, Whitcomb & Cooks and two
ons and two daughters, Edwin c. and
richard, Isabel and Airline !
Lorenzo D. Hawkins, a native Of
'omfret. for So years resident in
nd near Boston and now a resident ,
{ Casadaga, Florida, accompanied :
v his daughter, Mabel Hawkins, has /
ome TO Barre to celebrate his Goth ,
IT NAddN anu ~ HBtllA AAF rAAiAAiAFA
18th his niece, Mrs william Willie. ,
{ Essex street Mr. Hawkins birth !
ay is next Saturday Although hav- (
~ reached such an advanced age he h
still quite active and much inter b
,ted in current events He is much I
impressed BY the activity in Barre b
at he thinks he could make some val ?
able suggestions a. to the manner Of n
roads. especially on the
III streets. His business during his p
ore active days was the construction v
nd equipment of manufacturing I
ANTS in Massachusetts,, besides in r
snting much machinery. He Is i
,usin Of the late Gen Rush G. Haw.
ms. who was killed in an accident :
New York City a year ago. They q
ere born on farms nearly adjacent 4
Pomfret and we're brought up to.
ether until Lorenzo at the age of
went to Boston.