The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-17

Read the Eden washing machine ad
page 2.-adv
A matrou for the city farm Barre
is wanted a. once Call Fl. w. Scott,
oyerseer, elm or l32-M.
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or -W.-adv.
Our furnace men are loafng. Why
not let us clean your furnace and re-
pair that bad smoke pipe now? 1t
will save you coal. The N. d. Phelps
Co., Inc.-adv.
Another rip roaring party at Brook
field Thursday, Aug. Is. BunnelPs
New York jazz band win furnish their
original ryme, rythm and pep music
Don't miss this dance. Admission,
sll0 per couple. Gentlemen Toe, ladies
35c, war tax included.-adv.
Maccabees, attention! Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, No. |, will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880. In-
tiation. Refreshments. Guard and
officers wear white Collector will be
at hall at 6;45. Members in arrears
are requested to pay at this meeting
if possible.
Fiorina Ronca of Cottage street, who
has been stopping at his home for
couple of weeks, after a successful
summer at map selling for the Ma
tional Map company, left this morning
for Worcester, Mass, on a little bust
ness trip, and there will remain until
the re-opening of the Worcester Poly
technic institute next week, where he
re-enters as d sophomore.
Miss Isabelle Shannon, who has been
engaged since the opening OF the
hotel season at Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, as a waitress at the Granite City
cottage, was brought TO her home by
automobile yesterday by Thomas Nell
son, she having suffered a severe
sprained ankle while playing ball in
the sand Monday. Miss Shannon was
taken to her home In this city, and
Mr. Nelson, with William Stuart, who
accompanied them on the trip TO Barre,
returned TO the beach to-day.
John Mccormack, the worlds most
famous singer, appears at the L. V
VI. gym, Burlington, Sept 30, head
ing a course that will include Renato
Zanelli, baritone, Metropolitan opera
house, and Grace Wagner, soprano,
Oct. 81, and concluding Nov. Ia with
Nine Aida, soprano, Metropolitan
opera, and Gutia Casini, 'cellist Course,
IS. Tax, soc Seats now selling. Adj
iress Arthur W. Dow, s South Willard
'treet. Burlington.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Tilden Of
south Main street and Mr.. and Mrs
". ID. Mower of Is West Patterson
treet have begun a Today pleasure
rip through New England They left
iere by automobile, intending to stop
IL some OF the most interesting points
n the Wl--te mountains in New Hamp-
hire, at beaches in Massachusetts and
rhode Island, and may possibly follow
he cosstline into Portland, Me, be-
ore returning. Mr.. Tilden Is taking
vacation from the Tilden shoe store
nd Mr.. Mower from the Harvey &
lower garage.
Gladioli and dahliss will be the lead
ng flowers shown at the exhibition to
e held in the American Legion rooms
riday afternoon and evening of this ,,
'eek. All other flowers in bloom at
his season, such as ssters, verbenas, ,
ortulaoa, phlox, candytuft, late roses,
te., however, are solicited All con q
-ibutors are requested to bring or
End their flowers to the Legion rooms
ridsy morning. If impossible to do \
) call 377-W and car win be pro.
ided to call for them. Please be sure O
, put name on tag, also variety and
ind Of fever, II possible