The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-02
TALK OF THE TOXIN

III MISS Margaret hhlnd OF haft1ord
H Conn, is visiting friends and relatives
II in the city.
II Miss Bella Mor began three weeks
II vacation from the Adams company
store yesterday.
Mrs. William Cardell and son Of Bris
toll, Conn, are visiting her sister, Mrs
Mary Allen, of Beckley street.
Mrs. James Mann of Montreal, P. @.
returned to her home yesterday, hav.
ing spent week with Mr.. and Mrs
John Miller of this city,
Misses Dorothy and Kathleen Hum
phrey Of Elmore street went TO John
son yesterday afternoon to visit rela.
tives for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter M. Park and
daughter, Miss Ruth Armstrong, of
Franklin street have gone to West
harrington, r. l., for a months pleas
ure at Narragansett Bay.
Eight more days to pay your taxes
without additional costs. City clerks
Office open every evening from $3.50 to
s, up to and including Aug 10. Come
early and avoid the rush.--adv.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, Aug 2, at 7;l5 p.
m. The members of the amusement
committee are asked to meet at $3.50.
Deputy Superintendent William H.
Spooner of the local Metropolitan Life
Insurance company Office, who has been
taking two weeks vacation. returned
ON Pittsfeld, Mass, with his family
yesterday.
Rub Partisan Sage on your head and
| you will not have to scratch the dan
druf off; cures itching scalp, gives a
mxuriant head of beautiful hair. 2.
A, Drown sells 1t on money back plan.
adv.
Miss Florence Nye has returned to
her home here after having attended
the teachrs' summer school at the Uni
versity of Vermont, for the past four
weeks. Miss Nye teaches at the Trow
hill school.
Ralph oliver of Beacon street spent
the past three weeks in Quincy, Mass,
and Westerly, r. l., and returned TO
the state treasury department in Mont
pelier yesterday at the termination
of his vacation.
Mrs. Ralph Tobin az Academy street,
having completed the four-weeks'
course at the teachers summer school
at the University of Vermont in Bur
lington, has returned TO her home on
Academy street. Mrs. Tobin is teach.
err in Barre Town school.
The attraction at the Park to day is
The Passionate Pilgrim a Para.
mount super.feature with an all.star |
cast, including Ruby DeReamer, Mat |
Neyore, Claire Whitney, Julia Swayne
Gordon and others, also "Vamps and |
scamps,' comedy, and Chester Outing
adv.
Mrs. William Brown and two chill. |
dren of Brooklyn, n. Y, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. William Robertson OF Lewis
street. Mrs. William Robertson and
two daughters of Brooklyn. N. Y, who
have been guests at the home for the
past month. returned Saturday to
Brooklyn.
Miss Mamie Norm, commercial
graduate of Goddard with the class of
'ls, who is now engaged as a ste.
nographer in the office of the Phelps
Publishing company of Springfield,
Mass, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John
Norm OF Springfield on an auto Journey
to Barre to visit with their parents,
M, nd InL - L |
for couple of weeks.
Two-tenement house for sale. Cen
trally located on parcel of laud can
tanning 3R acres, more or less; spring
and city water; plenty small fruit,
strawberries, raspberries. black cherries.
cherries, apples and grapes, oil of
which are produced in quantities;
owners reason for selling is because
Of change in working conditions. This
can he bought at reason :
lble price. Address, ct. NJ care Times
Peter Alexander, baggage master at
he Central Vermont depot, started his
annual vacation yesterday with
motor trip TO Mallets bay with his
amily and Mrs. Louise Burke of Maple
venue, Mrs. William Cooley. Miss
iare Wilson. and Mr. and Mrs vii.
lam Mckenzie, all of whom will re-
main in camp for a couple of weeks
)uring the absence of Mr. Alexander,
Eugene Lorsnger of Summer street has
barge of the baggage department.
Miss Gertrude Jerome. corsetiere in
he Homer Fits company dry goods
tore, intends to pass most Of the two
Teeks' vacation, which began yester.
ay, at Portsmouth, n. II. Victor
Iignac, another clerk at the store
tsrting his vacation, has gone to his
ONE in Franklin, n. H. Miss Margaret
laberini is simultaneously having her
acston from the store at Highgste
prings. Mrs. P. A. Noonan Of the
oak department likewise started on
er vacation yesterday. planning TO be
bsent a month from the store.
DR.. Frank NJ. Lynde held several
oectstors spellbound last evening
bout seven o'clock when he appo.sea
one OF the windows of the Currier
lock, stepped out onto a very slight
'oting and proceeded to crawl like
ie human fly, song the outside OF
le wall towards one of the windows
his dental parlors. The journey
as made with safety, but still il