The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. l.. y. MelATtny anu WIS ~ ~
Canton Of Maple avenue have left for
Bristol, where they will make an in
definite visit.
Mrs. Robert Beagrie and son, Clay
ton wilkins, of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting with Mrs. Kenneth Gale OF
Wellington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott, who
passed the holiday with friends in
New Hampshire, have returned to their
home in the city.
William Rock of this city left this
morning for Essex Center, where he in
tends to take in the big day of the
Chittenden county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Downs and
John Downs of Roslindale, Mass, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Ellen
Downs of az Mount street.
Misses Catherine and Dorothy
Brown Of jefferson street have re-
turned to their home after week or
so with relatives in Maine.
The big special Paramount attrac-
ton, Proxies" will be shown to-day
at the Park theatre. A cosmopoli
tan attraction, with an all'star cast.
adv.
Stromberg service man will be at
Harvey & Mowers shop Thursday
Sept. s, where he will be glad to as
sist all Stromberg carburetor owners
free of charge.-adv.
A western physician has discovered
harmless pile remedy known as Hem
Roid. In many cases of years stand
ing all distress quickly disappeared
r. A. Drown sells it with money back
guarantee. adv.
w. E. Fiske is visiting friends in
town while on few days business
STAY in the city. He was formerly OF
this vicinity, but went to Pennsylva
MIA some time ago and has made his
home there.
Miss Ola Cavagnaro and Mrs. Lou
Cavagnaro, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in town for the
past two or three weeks, while stay
ing at the home OF Joseph C. Calcag-
nj OF Humbert street, returned to-day
to their home in Buffalo, n Y.
The army store in the Scampini
block sold out all its goods Saturday
the lease on the rooms which have
been used by Paul Scampini as an auto
sales room having expired, On theiI
leaving Mr. Scampin moved in few
REQ cars and will again hold out there
as salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bippus and
son, LLOYD. and Mrs. Mary Rhind, who
have been spending two weeks in Barre
and the surrounding country as the
guests of Mrs. Annie Robertson oil
Washington street., left this morning
for Hartford, Conn, They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry Clark of Wash.
ington street and her daughter, An
ME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Daniels OF Mil.
ford, n. H., returned to their home this
morning after having spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steph'
en- Rizzi of North Main street. They
were accompanied by Mrs. John Bian-
chi, who has been visitor at the Rizzi
home for the past three weeks. They
are making the trip by auto.
Fl. P. Human and family have re-
turned from North Stratford, n. H..
where the latter have been staying for
month at Mr., Humans former home
Their son, Purman, came home with
broken right arm having had the
misfortune to fall while playing last
Friday, the right arm doubling under
him in such a manner as to cause a
fracture just above the wrist.
One of the innovations that viii be
found at Spaulding this year is a new
set of clocks replacing all the old
clocks and improving on them by about
twenty five years, for they all run by
electricity. There is only one spring
wound clock in the school and that is
still in the Office. Also there is a
power driven apparatus in the office
for the periodic ringing Of the buzzert
Miss Priscilla Miles. stenographer in
the state hospital at Waterbury, Thel'
ma Miles, stenographer in the Good
Fellow garage, Max Miles, and Miss
Nadine Sullivan of Averill street left
Sunday for Springfield, Mass, where
they will stay short while, then con
tinue their journey to Rutland 10 see
the fair, and to Bost TO visit rela-
tives. Miss Sullivan and Miss Pris-
ella Miles will visit in Montreal day
or two before coming back.
As result Of a neglected blister on
his foot, sustained AugN I when he
was travelling around the country on a
hike. Charles Pamperl OF Elm street is
resting in the hospital with a badly
infected left leg. As the sore was at
first a negligible blister, only scant
attention was given it, Soon, however,
il became infected and medical care
was imperative. Even that did not
prove wholly a check, as the sore be-
came worse and worse, till finally he
whole leg was swollen to the extent
that il was necessary to 60 to the
hospital, which journey the owner OF
the leg negotiated himself. Until re-
Gently the infection has been getting
worse, and il was lanced. Mr. Pam
perl has been in perfect spirits the
while, working now and then on NINA
ture clay figures 10 take up time. He
expects to be out again on the iot
Monday, taking up soon his work Of
teaching drawing in the eighth grade
and high school.
Miss Eva G. Smith Of Summer street
returned to her home Monday night
after passing the summer travelling
around Europe in the company of Miss
Mary Tomasi Of this city. The irst
country that presented itself in their
itinerary was France. From there the
party journeyed down through Italy