The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Grover Hall and family spent tn
week end in Burlington.

week end in Burlington.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. is, Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Mrs Angie Whiting of Somerville
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Carrie Brook:
of Camp street.
Regular meeting of Montpelier lodge
Of Elks Tuesday evening, Aug. 8. A
large attendance is requested.
] Miss Marjorie Holt of Trow hill has
gone to Williamstown for a weeks Wis
| it with her grandmother, Mrs. Hay
ward.
Gino Sandri of Third street left yes-
| terday afternoon for Greenfield. Mass,
on his vacation from the Goodfellow
garage.
Miss Mary Smart, assistant to DR..
| r. Tomasi, left this morning for Nor
ton Mills, to pass three weeks va
cation.
Andrew Miles, who is employed by
the state highway department, is NOV
ing from DuAOuIy W 0diitu Win ZIG
steam drill and boiler.
Charles Fl. Wishart and family and
Mrs. Donald Smith and her son, Wen
dell have returned to Barre after a
vacation at Old Orchard, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Mcdonald of
Beecher Falls were in Barre yesterday
to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. Dean
H. Perry, at the City hospital.
Miss Alice Miles of Hartford, Conn,
is spending two weeks vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Andrew Miles of Graniteville.
John Hall, who came to the city
only recently to work in the Ross
barber shop, has returned to his home
in Holyoke, Mass, for short stay.
Dutch" Flanagan and Leon August,
members of the 1921 Goddard grad
uating class, arrived in the city Sat
urday to pass a few days in town with
friends.
Watt, Ryan Milne, James Milne. Frank
Woodcock and Miss Ruth Woodcock
have left for Mr. Martins camp at
Joe's pond for vacation.
Many sufferers from rheumatism are
daily telling of their remarkable re-
covery by using Rheuma. f. A. Drown
& Co. sells it. Try it on guaranty of
money back if it fails.-sdv.
The treasurer of the Woman's club
is preparing the list of names for
printing in the year book. Will the
who have not vet paid their
dues please do so without further no.
tiee.
Miss Laura Granger of Montreal,
P. O., who has been the guest of Misses
Elizabeth and Blanche White of New
ton street while renewing acquain
tances in Barre, returned to her home
yesterday at the expiration of her two
weeks vacation.
After being unable to speak or even
whisper for over two years, Charles
Colby of Corinth has completely re-
gained the use OF his voice as result
IF taking chiropractic adjustments
from DR.. L. II. Crabtree at the Gage
md Gage Office in Barre.--adv.
Hundreds and hundreds of Barre
motorists are rather skeptical on the
advantages Of cord tire because
hey believe cord tire cannot be re-
paired. Yet they are being repaired
avery day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 37l North Main street.--adv.
Auxiliary of the American
Legion, will be held in hall of the Lee
yion clubhouse Tuesday evening at
':l5. Let every member be present,
Is delegates to the state convention to
De held in Rutland will be elected.
Involvement house for sale. Cen
rally located on parcel of land CON !
aiming 3is acres, more or less; spring
md city water; plenty small fruit, :
trawberries, raspberries, black cherries,
herries, apples and grapes, all of
which are produced in quantities; :.
reason for selling is because
( change in working conditions. This
can be bought at reason
BILE price Address, IT. NJ" care Times I
fiice.--adv.
A full military funeral was accorded t
'rivate Mario CALI. brother of l. Cali v
90 Blackwell street, Barre. who c
led in line of duty in France Oct p, d
DIS, by the members of Merrill post, a
10. l6, American Legion al Westerly o
I |. Saturday, July 30. Escorted by a
he post and a detail from the 18th Co, h
!. l. n. G., the body of the deeea sed b
oldier was taken to the Church of the
Conception, where soler1l v
,quiem high mass was celebrated. In Il
,rment was in st. Michsel's ceme. o
,ry. The bearers were William Ouin. d
N, Columbus Pasetti, Louis Rossi, Z,
Iichael Murphy, John Sawyers, Jerry u
hes, Arthur O'Neil and James Bcrnas- b
mi. Il
The police here believe thev haze =,
Gated the father TO the Mr.. Pelkv =,
in a telegram recei. ed from a,
le Bristol Gas a Electric Co. of Bris-
j, Tenn, Saturday, which stated that
ie young man had been seriously in
red. BY communicating with every
mily in this vicinity and publishing
e telegram in The Times, Chief Sui. m
van finally located Joseph Pelkv In in
who formerly lived In Vol L
erville. People reading the telegram &c
The Times telephoned to the police ci
gave such information that led 20 pr
e location of Joseph Pell;y. Ac.
riding to the information received 81