The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Cars washed and polished for $3.50
at divers Battery Station.--ady

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e dolph grange hall, Tuesday, Aug. II
e Carroll's orchestra.-ad
Il. A. Fox left Saturday for Newpor
in the interests of the Nye Motor Co
for which he is a salesman.
Remember the dance at Greenwood,
lake pavilion Wednesday, Aug. II. 1
good time. At Woodbury.-adv.
Smoke "St. A. Specials" superior CT
CARS. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams, VT
adv
Miss Rebecca Chesser resumed du
ties as bookkeeper at the Union Cloth
ing store to-day after two weeks
vacation.
At the American Legion rooms OF
Wednesday evening at 1880 all vet
Grams of foreign wars are requested
to meet Commander George Bartlett
A home bakery, under the manage.
ment of Mrs. Nellie Bianchi will be
opened Aug. Is at Keith avenue, for
merly Cafe Shepard. Hours, s a. m. to
q p. m.-adv.
Our furnace men are loafng. Why
not let us clean your furnace and re-
pair that bad smoke pipe now2 II
will save you coal. The n. D. Phelps
Co., Inc.-adv.
B. p Gard of Granite street re.
turned to work at the Barre Drug Co.
store this morning at the end of his
annual vacation, spent at Old Orchard
Beach, Me, and the White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Armstrong and
son, Patrick, went to South Royalton
Saturday night, where they were called
to attend the funeral of Thomas Wynn,
a cousin, to be held Tuesday morning
at O'Clock.
Another rip roaring party at Brook
field Thursday, Aug. Is. BunnelPs
New York jazz band will furnish their
original ryme, rythm and pep music.
Don't miss this dance. Admission,
Sl.l0 per couple. Gentlemen 75c, ladies
35c, war tax included
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold lawn party Wednesday, Aug.
IL, weather permitting, at the home
of Mrs. Frank Perry, 81 Spaulding
street. Cake and ice cream. sandwiches
and tea for sale. The public cordially
invited, both afternoon and evening.
Miss Jennie Brown, bookkeeper of
the w. d. Smith & Co. store, has re
sumed duties after two weeks yaca
tion spent in Hartford, Conn, with her
sister. Mrs. William Parry Miss Mar
garet bowers, cashier at. the store, be-
gan her vacation to-day. She will 60
to New York City on pleasure trip.
Representatives for the A. w Badg- |
err Co. made an extensive trip Sunday |
with their motor ambulance, taking a
body from Marshfeld to Coaticook, p.
O., a round trip of 2ll miles. During
the trip out it rained all the way,
but coming back the going was better.
The men were gone from & O'Clock in
he morning to half past ten last night.
Paul Giacherio, two naval reserves who
we're called couple of weeks ago to
lake another training cruise, arrived
back in Barre after an enjoyable jour
ley. The two young men were as
signed to the Eagle" destroyer a, and
rom New York harbor sailed to Bal.
.imore, Md, back to Block Island, N.
T., New London, Conn, Annapolis,
Nd, and Hampton Roads. Va. Train
ng was mostly occupied with gun drill
md target practice.
A strip of gravel road near the How
and farm on the East Montpelier
Barre road was vexing obstacle to
many motorists yesterday, a number ,
f cars getting stalled in the road ,
made soft by heavy rain of yesterday
morning. The road is travelled consider
bly, by campers at Woodbury. and ,
oe's pond, many of whom have cot
ages at one or the other and who trav /.
! to and from their camps to pass i,
he week end. At one time yesterday ,
here were three cars stalled, all with
4 a very short distance of one an
Their. /
An interesting meeting took place Q
esterday afternoon when A. G. La
oint of Elm street received call G
rom one of his comrades in the Civil I
'ar whom he had not seen since 1864. !
he comrade was Russell G. Whitford, \
no enlisted from Addison in Co. ID. o
9Th Vermont. while Mr.. LaPoint en- q
sted from Bridport, a town adioin
Y AddisoG and they served in the b
,me company. After the war Mr. La
oint came 10 Barre and Mr. Whit
,rd went to Crown Point. \. V, where ?
2 is now a prosperous farmer He has Z
wife, who is blind and he was ac a
,mpanied TO Barre by his only son Il
nd his wife and Clarence Bottles of s.
Pa. One who witnessed the Ct
Getting of these two comrades could
NJ realize that the tie which binds P
le veterans is a sacred one. II seemed "
those who looked on that il was
nv hard for these old comrades to n
,rt after once more meeting for 80 q
lort a time. :,