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

H Thursday night, July 7, at O'Clock
II Dance at Woodbury. Lake hous,
II Woodbury. lake, Friday night. Goo
II time.-adv.
II Long distance and general trucking
II light and heavy, Granite City Bottlin
II Works Tel 726-M or -W.-adv.
II Mrs. A. B. Hoisington and her son
H Gilbert, of Derry, N. H., are VISITING
H Mrs. c. II. Roberts at her home OF
II West street
II Miss Madaline Henes of Brook stree
Il began work at the Union Dry Good
\ store this morning and will continu'
Il there over the sale.
II Mrs. Annie Hale and daughter, Mary
/ of New York City have taken up resi-
/ dence on Hale street and plan to re
main there during the summer.
Have you tried "st. Albans Specials
mild, fragrant cigars? Their superior
\ quality will please you. All dealers
\ Raymond Guyette, St. Adams. VT.
Mrs. Bert Webber of South MAR
street has gone to Groton to attend the
| funeral of Mr.. Eastman, who died al
the Brightlook hospital in st. Johns.
bury.
The Frank McWhorter Co. store will
be closed this afternoon from ? to 4
o'clock, during the funeral of the late
Mrs. Kate Gilbert of Morrisville, moth
er of w. L. Gilbert.
regular meeting OF Granite City
lodge, ]. o. o. L., VI. IT,, will be held
in the X. of p hall Friday evening,
July 8, at o'clock Installation of
officers. Refreshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bodies and
family, Mrs Listine Bolles, Mrs. Rosa
Spaulding. Orlin Spaulding. Mrs. Alma
Cutler and son, Theron, all spent the
Fourth at Smugglers' Notch and had
very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Browne and
! daughters, Kathleen and Nellie, and
James +. Higgins and two children,
Lucy Ann and James J.. ir., have gone
| TO Starr Farm beach, Burlington,
where they will spend some time.
Mrs Noah Meyette of South Rye.
gate is substituting as a clerk in the
Red Cross Pharmacy while the regular
clerks take their annual vacation. Mrs,
Meyette is stopping with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gamble, during
her stay in Barre.
Miss Ruth Parker of p Spaulding
street, librarian of the Aldrich public
library, left early this week for North
Hero, on Lake Champaign, where she
will pass a months vacation at the
home of Beecher Dodds, farmer in
that district and distant relative.
Arthur Lavigne Of % Keith avenue
while engaged in the construction work
of the new National Life Insurance
company's building in Montpelier last
Saturday, stepped on an eight penny
nail, suffering rather painful wound. |
For q time IL was feared blood poison |
would set in but this danger has sp-
parently passed and though ineonve
nienced slightly with his left foot
bandagcd, he is able 10 60 about
Tuesday evening at largely at
tended meeting of Cobble Hill grange,
several applications for membership |
were accepted, and considerable rou
tine business was disposed Of After
the meeting the following program was
presented by the children of the grang
ers. in charge Of Mrs. H. H. Holt:
Piano solo. Marjorie Holt; recitation,
Lesvett Holt; song, Arthur Smith;
1an |
Leavett Holt; recitation, James Sum
mers; tsbleaux, several children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Burke and
Mrs. A. J. Loranger of Summer street,
Mrs. Alex. Mckenzie Of Beckley street,
Mrs Frank Burke of Maple avenue,
Mrs. Patrick Brown of Jefferson street, n
Mrs William Cooley OF Summer
street, Mrs. Max Fisher of Prospect
street, Miss Elizabeth Nelson Of Sum
mer street. John and Francis Griffin
OF North Main street left by automo.
biles to-day for st. Johnsbury TO at
tend the John 7. Mc(iowan funeral,
which will be held at $3.50 this morn
ing. Mr. MCGOWAN was formerly Of
this city.
Ernest Lafayette. a veteran, of the
YD division, attended the reunion in
Boston over the holidays and has just
with Jack Anderson and Jus
tin Mccarthy, who accompanied him
on the trip. The three young men
had an abundance of tire trouble on
the return trip, due perhaps TO the in
tense heat The tires on their car we're
in comparatively good condition when
about TO start for Barre, but before
they got here they had occasion 10 re-
pair IL punctures or blowouts.
A snake measuring full six feet long
and known as Texas coach whip II
make, escaped from one of the tents
" the California Exposition Shows Co. u
IN the Berlin street grounds Tuesday II
afternoon and though nearly all the
employees of the company were put out '
n search the Texan succeeded in keep 4
ng from sight. The trail Il left as il
escaped from the grounds over the
ANDY dry earth gave the hunters
Tue to its whereabouts, and il was
,yident that the snake had made for
he swamp at the edge Of the grounds
lear the Canton Brothers stoneshed.
After making a thorough search the
larty was compelled by darkness to
Ibandon IL. Yesterday James Shaffer,
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