The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cars washed and, polished for $l.5O
at divers Battery Station.--adv.
Hash supper served at M. E. church
Wednesday, $3.50 O'Clock; price, Zoe
adv
Antonio Cyran left to-day for Chic
opee. Mass. where he will attend de-
cisiye ball game.
If YOU want to save few dollars
on your fall hat, call at Mrs. BRINE
millinery parlors.-adv.
Knight & Taft, automobile repair
ing. so South Main street. Tel. 7H-W.
| Satisfaction guaranteed.-adv
Let us renew your magazine sub
scriptions for your favorite magazine
at browns Drug Store.--adv
Smoke est. A. Specials" superior CT
CARS. Union made. All dealers. Ray
mond Guyette, mfr, st. Adams, VT
adv,
Miss Nadine Scott of Pleasant street
left this morning for Portland, Me-,
to take up studies at Westbrook semi
nary.
Andrew Day Goodman has returned
to New York City, after four days
business visit in Barre, Montpelier and
vicinity.
Homer C. Ladd and Maurice Wat
kins have left for Hanover to see the
football game between Dartmouth and
Norwich.
A team of golfers from the Barre
Golf club went TO Hardwick to-day,
where it will try conclusions with the
Hardwick club.
Mrs. Jennie Holt of New Haven, who
FOR seven weeks had been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Barre, LETT Tor
home this morning.
Frank Fl. Harrison and daughter,
Alice, have returned TO their home n
Quebec, p. O., after few weeks with
relatives in the city.
Tickets for the De Leo concert at the
opera house Oct. are now on sale at
browns. Barre Drug company and
John Rosso's barber shop.-ady.
Miss Marguerite Scott returned to
her work in Portland, Me. this morn
ing. after spending two weeks vaca :
tion at her home on Pleasant street.
The friends YOU entertain on Sun
day will be delighted with Foss or
PAGE & Shaw's chocolates and bon
bons, received fresh each week at
| browns Drug Store.-adv.
| A daughter weighing eight pounds
who has been named Arlene Rosa
mond, was born at the City hospital
| Yesterday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs
Quincy II. Perry of 10 Highland ave
nue..
Judge and Mrs. F. j. Martin re
H turned last night TO their home on
Richardson street, after weeks stay
in Boston. where the former had been
attending the supreme council OF $50
degree Masons.
II In many places there are plenty OF
II rabbits. as The game bag of severa
II hunters. amateur and otherwise. vii
II testify. Some of the most successful
II have brought home FIVE or six in one
Il day. Still Others have brought hom'
II none.
II According TO a letter recently re
II ceiyed, America Polli, another produce
H of Barre's baseball, leaves work OF
n the Upper Lake team to-day and OK
poets TO come to Barre for the win
H ter. Polli trained at Goddard, ma
been playing all summer first witt
II the Saranae Lake team, and lateil
II with Tupper's Lake, town near sara
II mac and a rival.
II The Central cafe on Pearl street
Y which was opened about three week
ago, after being closed for the create
II part of the summer, last night changed
II hands and to-day began service undo
management. Service will continue a
II formerly. Till yesterday, owned by l.
III A. Bullondy, who had run the restau
III rant for about year, 1t is now tn
II property of j. A. Bernard of Cam
III bridge (this stateD who took posses
sion this morning. Mr.. Bernard ha
been connected with restaurant wor
n for some time, running the Gree
II Mountain Spring house at Watervill
II during the last season. Mr.. Bullond
II viii remain in town while working TO
Mr.. Bernard.