The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

III WIN HdIsHHdiloW az Cummings
II Lewis. adv.
Il Remember the dance at Greenwood
II lake pavilion Wednesday, July 10. 4
II good time At Woodbury.-adv
Il Coming tomorrow at the Park the
II atre, looming as big as the west
H Fatty Arbuckle in "The Round Up
II adv.
H There will be a dance at the Orange
Il town hall Wednesday night. Dancing
Il until /. Come and bring your friends
II adv
H Odd Ladies' picnic will be held al
Dewey park Wednesday, July 10. All
those who can take the Pals car
Please not change of place.
\ A Swedish meeting will be held in
the vestry OF Ahc Congregational
church July 10 at 1880 Rev. o. T.
Casting of Brattleboro, speaker.
Miss Joena Smith and mother, Mrs.
| Florence Smith, of Cambridge, Mass,
| who arrived here several days ago, are
spending 10 days at Lake Mansfield
Clan Gordon picnic and games,
grand tug war competition, open to
teams of eight men Entries close on
July % at p m. Prize, S25 TO win.
ming team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Beck and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Wendelyn Beck
and family of Branch street are pass
ing a month at the Beck camp at
Joe's pond.
w. W. G. girls! All out for the
picnic supper at the church to-day
| tuesday, at $50. Each girl bring
her own lunch and plant to stay to
the meeting which will follow.
just received from Europe, a few
fine violins suitable for professional or
amateur at moderate prices. also fine
line of musical strings, Sherman n.
Parker s Merchant street. Barre.
In the world famous role Of rotund
sheriff "Shine Hoover" Fatty Arbuc-
kle comes TO millions of friends in his
first big feature drama, THE Round
| Up" at the Park tomorrow .-adv.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold f. LABEL who
have been spending part Of their hon
eymoon with Mr.. labels aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lagore, returned yesterday
to their home in New Haven, Conn.
Albert (anxiouslyl Tim afraid III
soon be bald! my hair is coming out"
E. A. Drown. "Why worry? Use Par |
islam Sage and I'll guarantee il will |
stop falling hair or return your mon
ey, adv
A. H. Brooks and his stepdaughter.
Lena Collins, arrived in town last |
week from Springfield, where she for
mer has been working at the carpen
ter's trade. He has secured employ
ment in this city,
Fred g. Persons Of the Barre cream
cry left Yesterday morning by auto
mobile for Lake Memphremagog,
where he will pass two or three
weeks vacation at his camp, He was
accompanied by DR.. G. G. Hall of
Woodbury..
Mrs. Nellie G.. Blanchard, who has
been caring for Mrs Herbert Cheney
of Summer street, who passed away
early Sunday morning, was called to
Montpelier to-day to care for her sis
ter-in-law. Miss 0rrisss Blanchard, of
upper Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II j. NJ Jones and
party of Montpelier, who 10 days ago
went to the Lake Tarleton club in
Pike, n. H, in celebration OF Mr.. and
Mrs Jones 35th wedding anniversary,
have returned TO Montpelier, and Mr..
Jones to the Barre Office of the Jones
Bros Co.
William, John, Charles and James
DIX IS I ~ md al
ter Knu,son of Birch street returned
yesterday from very successful ,
weekend fishing trip off Sand Bar !
bridge at South Hero on Lake Cham
plain. The men had some fine spsci
mems OF lake fish TO corroborate their !
fish stories.
Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Symthe. jr.,
with their infant son, were met at :
yesterday by J. A. Healy
and finished the trip from Philadel
phia, Pa. by automobile. Aecompa
MED BY Mrs Agnes Williams of Aver
III street. Mrs Smythe's mother, they
left for Joe's pond to-day to enjoy a
week of camp life.
camping party consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs George w. Lander, Misses
Hattie, Irene. Frederick. Doris and
Mildred Bander of Washington street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Rising Of Boil
,ter avenue and Edward Casey of Sum
ner street, went to Mslletts bay on
Lake Cbsmplsin Sunday to spend
hree weeks. To-day Perley Ruel.
Jerk in the Royal billiard parlor, goes
% Join them and remain until the lat
.er part of the week.
A demonstration of the efficiency Of
IN Easy vacuum electrical washing
machine was rather interesting 20
many people yesterday afternoon. To
,rove that the machine could wash
without damage the most delicate fab
ie made. A. +. Burland, the demon
tratOr of the machine, who is a repre-
entative of the Syracuse Washing
iiachine company of Syracuse, y. Y, :
brew into the tu' several one dollar
ills and after allowing them 10 re-
main long enough to be washed
emoved them. everyone of which was
: firm as when placed in the tub, yet
much cleaner. The process Of wash
ne by this electric machine is visible
D anyone a. the tub used in the dem
work is partly plate glass.
nougb the original tub is constructed :
Of metal II is a new device "
or the household and was displayed -
I the window of the Barre & Mont y