The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

III DdHcs every bdLuIuAy HipHl, now
land hall CAROLS orchestra.-alv,
Mrs. Il. +. Colby and daughter of
Corinth were in the city yesterday.
preserving jars, large quantity of
pints and quarts, at &c each. CallSat
once at Barre City hospital.
\ Remember the dance at Greenwood
| lake pavilion, Wednesday, Aug. 10. A
| good time. At Woodbury.-ad
| Misses Dorothy and Lena Doucette
of Montpelier returned to their home,
after spending a few days with friends
in the city.
Mrs. Wallace Dodge of South Main
street returned last evening from Mid
dlebury, after visiting for two weeks
with friends and relatives.
White River Saturday night dances
mean an evening of real jazz music,
the same as is played on Broadway;
Bunnells jazz orchestra, of course
adv.
We use only the best ingredients es
sential in serving our popular soda
fountain drinks and ices. Satisfaction
marks our service. Barre Drug CO.
adv.
0. NJ. Benedict's garage, located near
car barn, Montpelier. | have no rent
to pay My rates are most reasonable.
No cars barred. Live and dead stor
age. Call in.-adv
Attorney and Mrs. S. HOLSTER Jack
SON. who have been gone for the past
week, are expected to return to-day
| from pleasure trip through Massa-
/ chusetts and Rhode Island
st. Aldemar commandery: The flu
neral of George Mulch will be held on
Sunday at 2 p m. from the house.
Please meet at the asylum at 80. |
Automobiles from the asylum to the
house.
If a pile sufferer don't become de-
pondent-try DIR, Leonhardt's Hem
Roid--no greasy salves--no cutting
harmless tablet that is guaranteed |
to quickly Danish all misery or costs
nothing. E. A. Drown & Co.-adv.
After Aug. 8, BaiIey's Music Rooms
will be located at No. 20 Pearl street.
We will be pleased to have the lovers
of music visit our new quarters as
they have in the past visited the old.
Many thanks to the public. II. j. La
Roe, manager.-adv.
Four more days to pay your taxes
without additional costs. City clerks
office open every evening from $50 to
8, up to and including Aug. 10. Come.
early and avoid the rush. Be sure and
bring your notice with you. II viii
save time for everyone adv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gustafson and chill
dren of 1914 Washington street left to-
day by automobile for Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Gustafson will make an extended
visit with relatives in Quincy, but in
the meanwhile Mr.. Gustafson plans to
attend the st. Paul convention, going
by rail from Quincy.
Redpath chautauqua, Montpelier,
Aug. Is to "a. Sixteen sessions, in.
Guiding comedy, "The Man from
Home 0pie Read, novelist; comic
opera, "The Pirates of Penzance," all ,
for $3.50. Tickets going fast, only a
limited numbersat this price. Mail or
ders accepted until Aug. 10 il made
payable and sent to John II. Gowdey,
Montpelier.-ady
George Collamer, wire chief of the
Montpelier exchange of the New Eng
land Telephone Co, began his annual i
to-day with an auto trip to
Burlington, and during the next two /
weeks he and Mrs. Collamer plan to ,
divide their time between Burlington /
and Grand Isle. Mrs. Bessie Troup, d
Mrs. Collamer's sister, who has been q
her guest for the past couple of weeks, 7
returned TO Hartford, Conn. to-day TO
await the re-opening of Trinity col r
lege, where she is engaged as a matron. .
Just after getting out of HIS wagon
and while taking out a hitching weight
10 hold his horse, John Kelly Of upper !
Prospect street was injured when an
automobile backed into his horse and
frightened the animal so that Mr..
Kelly was hurled to the pavement a
near Hollis barber shop. Bystanders &
picked the man up and placed him in
he wagon; and later Mrs. Kelly, who n
lad been in one of the stores on North 4
Main street, learned of the accident
ind drove at once to the home of f,
,hyician Mr.. Kelly, who is 70 years =
I'D, was injured about one hip, how =
severely the physician was not able =
o ascertain without further examina- "
ion to-day. He had not yet recovered
rom another injury sustained last y
March when he fell down a coal shute y
md broke one shoulder. d