The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-14
TALK or THE TOWN
Phone 900 for livery auto.-adv.

II day morning at Shea's--adv.
II Jones brothers will not resume worI
II Until Monday morning. adv.
II TIL w. c, It. L. will meet with Mrs
II Beckley, 6 Park street, tomorrow aft
II ernoon at 2;30.
II Russell Cutler Of South Barre ha
II gone to Jericho to pass a couple 0
H weeks with relatives.
Il A. A. Lamorey. with his wife an,
son, Curtis, motored yesterday to Ok
\ Orchard Beach, Me-, to spend couple
Il weeks.
Earl Bassett of jefferson street lef
| the employ of the L. D. Wilcott anc
Son of Montpelier and has gone t.
| work on farm
Attorney S. Hollister Jackson, who
left here for Burlington Tuesday, at
tended a granite meeting in Wester
ly, R. l., yesterday.
Thomas Magner, superintendent OF
the Burlington district of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., visited the
Barre office yesterday.
Even chronic cases of rheumatism
yield to Rheuma's power, says E. A
Drown, the druggist. If it doesn't
help your money returned.--adv.
Rife shooting, golf putting, dart
throwing, hairywallops--all will be in
full swing at the Clan picnic at Gale
donna park, Saturday, July 3o.--adv.
Sports and games, exhibition dane
ing and other forms of amusement to
please old and. young at Clan picnic,
Caledonia park, Saturday, July 3d.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Malvern of Nor
folk, Va, arrived in town last night
and are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Lillian Malvern, at her home on Hale
| street.
Mrs. j. B. DeHuy of Deland. Fla,
has arrived in the city, coming here
to remain during the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Homer Fits, Of Park
street.
Mrs Carlotta Remalla of Manches
ter, n. H., who has been visiting
friends in the city. left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, and will stay there
some time visiting.
Plan to spend Saturday, July 3Oth. at
Caledonia park. Bring the whole fam
lily and have one glorious day in the
open. Amusement for everybody. Plen.
" to eat and cold drinks and ice cream
on sale.--adv.
The Salisbury Jones machine from
Randolph, now located at Montpelier,
was seen circling over Barre last eve
ming about o'clock, coming part wav
up the city from off towards Montpel- |
Ter, and then turning back before fy. |
ing directly over the business section |
u. Dashner. representative Of the
E. 4. Strout Farm agency, has sold |
for Bernard Simpson of East Orange, a
small farm right in that village to Mr. |
and Mrs. George L. Thayer of this
city. Mr.. Thaver buys for home and
will take possession some time later.
Automobile owners; Note the two
35x5 Empire Non-Skid straight side
cord tires shown in our window. Tire
service such as performed by these
tires is exceptional. Give them trial
and you will not be disappointed. OBJ
tain our prices before you purchase.
The y. D. Phelps company. Inc. Barre.
VT. Phone 2s--adv
City Clerk James Smart desires all
those who can 10 appear at the Office
as soon as possible with the tax money
and in this manner prevent an eleventh
hour rush to get the taxes in before
the last dsy, as has been the custom
n some years past. A compliance with
his will not only better balance the
work of the office employees but also
ave time for the taxpayer.
One Of the largest group of Elks {
'ver assembled in Montpelier met I
here last evening to witness the de- |
'ree work exemphied upon class of :
% candidates, by Ezra Horton and Off 7
ers of the Burlington lodge The r
manner in which the degree work and c
he ritualistic work was delivered {
realty impressed the PIT members, c
ONE of whom came from Burling.
on. Waterbury. Stowe, North Mont.
elier, Randolph Bethel, Mortified,
ielrose, Boston and Springfield. Mass,
nd New York City, purPosely for this
vent. The exalted ruler, Frank j. 4
hea, presided at the meeting and fol -
,wing the degree work addressed the a
ssemblage just prior to the start Of b
cry entertaining program. First Of e.
u buffet lunch twas served. then the il
roup encircled a temporary ring in q
-hich Babe" Sawyer and Guido Val, II
i, two heavyweights of Barre. gave a B
,ur.round sparring exhibition with ~
aul Seampni as referee and Robert q
ones, timekeeper. This couple made CO
ay to faster bout between Roy
urtis and Sailor Burke of Montpel. C
r, who likewise made things lively ii
" four rounds Henry Carroll, the
,loist of CAROLS orchestra, and =,
harles Gibbons with several new \
,ngs and story or two, put an ex-
'llent finish TO the evening, the jolly -
-oup joining in with the singing Of -
ie chorus to the popular songs OF al
lis happy crowd 3S were Barre mem.
.rs, and l02 members from the Bur NJ
ngton lodge, everyone of whom NJ
yreed that the degree and entertain "
ent was one Of the best ever seen ar
Vermont NJ