The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

II fSdSI hlIetI'
II Miss Irene Grady of Lebanon, N. Fl
II was the week end guest of Miss Eunic
II Mclaughlin of Eastern avenue
H. Earl Messer returned Friday to hi
II home, 81 Richardson street, after at
II tending NJ. l. I, summer school.
H Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion, Wednesday, July 81. I
\ good time. At Woodbgry.-adv.
America polli returned to Sarana
| Lake, n. ", last night, after passing
/ week at his home in this city.
Long distance and general trucking
| light and heavy, Granite City Bottlinj
| Works. Tel T26M or W.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Bond AM
daughter, Ruth, with his mother, Mrs
Sarah Bond, spent the week end il
Rutland.
Magic Marvel washing powder, ont
week only, seven boxes, 81, three fol
soc Mrs. Frank Blouin, II Murray
street. adv.
"The Heart Line" A drama of tan
gled heart lines that will pierce YOU
heart but not shorten your life. Mag
net to-day.-adv.
ASK your dealer for "St. Albanc
Specials" superior cigars, l0c, fol
25c. Union made Raymond Guyette
st. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Miss Marion Carroll of Hartford
Conn. is spending vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Boil
ster avenue, her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuchenmeister
of New York City are spending a three
weeks VACATION at the home of Ray
mond Diemer on east hill.
Wanted, Friday, July %, three, or
four passengers to Lawrence or Bey
erlv. Mass. Phone ASSN or call at
IS Highland avenue adv.
Mrs, Samuel Sinclair and children,
Constance and Arnold, have gone to
Springfield, Mass, to visit fer few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Sinclair's
mother.
Mrs. Harry C. Livendale of High
| land evenue left Saturday for North
Adams, Mass, where she will join her
husband, who has found employment
there.
Willard Grant of Worcester, Mass,
| formerly employed in this city as a
stonecutter, is visiting with friends
for a few days, having arrived here
Saturday.
Throw away your clutches use
Rheuma and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness, says +. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy.-adv.
Pack up your lunch in your picnic
basket and take the family down to
Caledonia park Saturday Clan Gordon
picnic Plenty of lunch on sale at the
grounds
Mr.. and Mrs William Sinclair of
Springfield, Mass. one time residents
of BarrA are visiting friends and rel
atives here. They are stopping with
their daughter, Mrs, r. j. Arkley, of
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford and
sons. Elmer and Arthur, Mr., and Mrs.
II. Shores and son. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Calderara. Mr. and Mrs. John
Craig and Miss Angelina Coppi spent
the week end at Camp Easy, Mirror
pond, North Calais,
Hundreds and hundreds Of Barre
motorists are rather skeptical on the
advantages of a cord tire because
they believe cord tire cannot be re-
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street.-adv.
! wish to announce that have Sc
cured the exclusive agency in Barre |
and Montpelier for the popular "Claw !
Knit" hosiery for men, women and |
children, in addition to the Lawrence |
and Wear Proof Telephone 626W or
drop me a postal and samples will be |
submitted for your inspection. In these
lines are many styles of the best ma
ter-l in cotton, Isle, .lkateen, silk
and worsted You will find just what
is wanted. c. S. Andrews, SO Spsuld
ing street.
In jumping from low stone wall
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Leon Web
ster. who, with her husband and little |
Lucille, was crossing a field /
turned her right ankle in such man
ner in landing that her entire weight |
came upon the right leg and a com
pound fracture resulted. Mr. Webster
carried his wife to their car, which 1
was nearby, and the woman pmckily 1
rode to her home on the East Mont
pelier road in this city before receiv
ing the attention OF a physician.
William II. Eager of Prospect street,
while taking orders for the Houghton
& Robins provision firm. sustained
painful injuries about the face and
right arm when he fell from the team
Saturday. In alighting from the wag
On hired from livery stable for the
afternoon, Mr.. Eager eustomarily put
his hand on the side Of the seat to
make the Jump to the sidewalk. but
he side Of the seat gave way and
Mr. Eager went headfrst to the street
'urhing on West Patterson street in
front Of the Gustafson house. His nose
vas badly injured. and though the
Freak was reduced later there j.
that his face will be slight
v dishgured by the accident. His ewes
ire black and his right arm and the
myers OF his right hand are bruised
Is tire result Of the fall Mr.. Eager i
vas stunned mnmentariiv though he