The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Depot Square cafe.-adv,
H All going toAthe Maccabees picnic
take the IL o'clock special car.-adv
For woodwork of any description
call 747-M. oKo Novelty Co., Soutl
Main street.-adv.
Grape nut ice cream is one of tn,
most popular in flavor. Served will
fruit at the Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Fly time is screen time. We make
screen doors and windows. oKo Nov
city So, South Main street; phone
747 -M.-adv.
Miss Lucy Mayo of South Royalton
is guest of Miss Emily Dodge for a
few days. They are spending to-day
in Burlington.
Here is our -up--vanilla. choco.
late, grape nut ice cream and frozen
pudding. May we serve you? Barre
Drug Co.-adv.
Lawn party and dance at Cobble
Hill grange hall Wednesday evening,
Aug. 10. Good music. Public cordial
| ly invited.--adv.
Maccabee picnic to be held at Gale
donia park, Aug o. Members, hus-
bands, children and friends, come
Take IL o'clock car.-ady.
Wesley Pope, until recently chef at
the New Brunswick hotel, arrived in
this city yesterday and is now engaged
as chef at the Depot Square cafe.
Clan Gordon, No. IL, amusement
committee extends its hearty thanks
to all those who helped at the annual
picnic and games. James Hogg, chief,
White River Saturday night dances
mean an evening of real jazz music,
the same as is played on Broadway;
Bunnells jazz orchestra, of course
adv.
The funeral of George Mulch will be
held from his home, corner Brook and
Pleasant streets, Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Interment in Hope eeme-
terry. Please omit flowers.
Mahlon White and family of East
street, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
K. VI. French of East street, went TO
Mallett's Bay on Lake Champlain yes
terday afternoon to enjoy the week
end.
DIR. R. H. Wark of Boston, who has
been visiting at the home of his broth
err, DR.. J. A. Wark of Keith avenue,
left yesterday in company with DR.. |
Henry Laird of Montpelier to spend
few days camping at Laird's pond in
Marshfeld.
Granite City lodge, No, l53, s. B. of
A., viii hold a meeting next Saturday
evening at 1880 for the initiation of
new members. All old members are
requested to be present. The prize
cup is to be on display. Dance and
refreshments after the meeting. All
welcomed
Two.tenement house for sale Cen
trally located on parcel of land con
tanning 81 acres, more or less; spring
and city water; plenty small fruit,
strawberries, raspberries, blackberries,
apples and grapes, all of
which are produced in quantities;
owners reason for selling Is because1
Of change in working conditions. This
can be bought at reason
able price. Address, ''T. NJ" care Times
At the last regular meeting Of the
American Legion, Barre post, No. 10,
2 delegates were chosen TO represent +,
he post at the Legion state conven-
ion, to be held Sept. 6 and in Rut-
and. The delegates are chosen on the
'asis of one man representing every
. members or ma or fraction there
II; thus Barre post had IL delegates
o choose, who are as follows: Com !
nander Alex, Straiton, Vice Comman.
Ter Robert Mackie, Adjutant James
stewart, Past Commander Max G.
fisher Robert Diack, George Pratt,
'erley Eager James Ingram, Ralph !
)lliver, Peter Morgan, David Nc i.
Knight, John Murray and Neil Hook :
r. Mr.. Hooker was also selected as
he first alternate and the Others are !.
george Bartlett, George Thayer, Louis :
'rattini, George Demerell, Alfred Nc :
cod, Walter Knutson, Leslie Wilson, :,
lex. Robertson, William Gray and =
William Alexander. Last year Barre ;,
ost sent l6 delegates TO the state CON =
ention, so il is evident that its mem
ership has fallen off during the past
ear. This, however, has been chiefly 7
ne to the uncertainty and lack Of a
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