The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-07
In LOCAL
MARKETS
Early Potatoes Are Plenty
And Bring $1@$1.2O
a Bushel
FRESH EGGS FIRM
AT 44@45c PER DOZ.
Dressed Pork Is Steady
Butter 44@45c a
Pound
Barre, Vt, Sept. I, 1871.
Early potatoes plenty, Fresh eggs
firm. Dressed pork steady.
Wholesale quotations;
Dressed pork-l3@ lac.
Veals-l30 l5c.
ambs-20@23c.
Fowls-32@34c.
Chickens--35@3sc
Fresh eggs-44@ 45c.
Butter--44@45c.
Potatoes $l@$l.20.
WATERBURY,

Good news regarding the condition OF
philin Shonio was received yesterday
He had passed a more comfortable
NIGHT and it was hoped that further
work upon his leg, except the ordinary
dressing. would be unnecessary
A party on horseback gong through
town. thought at first to be army men
proved to be campers, who TOOK TINS
way of spending a vacation i,
All are glad TO hear of the continued
Improvement in the condition OF MIS-
Julia Seabury.
Dillingham; grange had the pleasure
of hearing Saturday evening the state
lecturer. A. w. Lawrence OF spring
field. and District Deputy T. &. Pease
OF Jericho Both spoke on matters con
nected with grange work ana Mr'
Lawrence also of the work OF the farm
bureau. Musical numbers included a
violin solo bv Elbridge Miller, accom-
named by Miss Ermina Miller on the
niano; A vocal solo by Mrs. James Col.
Inns. niano solo by Pauline Foster and
piano duet by Miss Foster ana MISS
Phoebe Goodheart. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter irish, MISS
Ethel and Master Roger motored To
Westford Sunday, taking with them
on their return trip home Mr. and mrs
George Tatro, parents of Mrs. irish
and Miss Rachel Tatro, who have been
c1,ests there. They went via Center
yille where they stopped for dinner
with Mrs. Irishs grandmother, who, al
though rs years Of age, prepared a
! "a p,ilv dinner for %.
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Foss are guests
Of Mr. Foss' sister and husband, Mr
and Mrs, Murray Donaldson OF North
Hero -
Recent guests Of MIR and Mrs. +. f.
| Foss were Mrs. Harold Ennis and sis
Tor Of Barre and Mrs. Hill Of Newport,
r. !.
Mrs. G. W. Chaplin of Burlington was
guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs. /
f. Harvey.
Mrs. Roy Ploof OF Stowe was at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
F Harvey, for the week end. Miss
! GLADYS Harvey. who has been spend
ing her vacation with her, returned TO-
| the school.
Miss Maxine Maxwell Of Mattapan
Mass. has been spending her vacation
with relatives and friends here.
Z. o. Gray and daughter, Ruth o.
Burlington spent the week end VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Morse.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Ryder OF Gam
bridge. Mass. have returned home ar
or being guests at the home OF Mrs
Ryder's sister, Mrs Myron Hutehins
Or. RYDER is veterinary surgeon
Mrs. Ryder will be known better &c
old friends as Miss Lula Walbridge
formerly OF Boston. DIR. and Mrs
RYDER were on their wedding trip. Las
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Hutehins and
their guests motored to St. Adams.
Miss Thelma Hall Of Simsoury
Conn, and Miss Lois Alger OF North
field are guests of their college friend
Miss Ruth Graves Misses Ruth and
/ Bernice Graves returned last week
from Camp Hanoum, Thetford' where
thew had employment for the summer
and spent a delightful vacation.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Minni'
are much improved Mrs Morris West
remains poorly