The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-05

Phone 600 for livery auto.-adv.
w. Saporiti and 0. Boulerice visited
friends in Shelburne Saturday.
Long distance and general trucking
light and heavy, Granite City Bottlin,
Works. Tel 726M or 746-W.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur n. Macdonald
recently married, started their jour
ney to Moose Jaw, Sask, this morn
ing
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Smith have re
turned to their home on Keith avenue
after spending vacation at Greens
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba B. PARCEL Of
West Somerville, Mass, are guests il
the home of Mrs. Marion Macdonald OF
| rs Elm street.
Have you tried "St. Adams Specials
mild, fragrant cigars? Their superior
quality will please you. All dealers
Raymond Guyette, St. Adams, VT
Misses Ena, Ida and Rosa Boulericc
of the East Barre road left Saturday
for Shelburne, where they will visit
their grandfather, Frank Chauyin,
Roscoe P. Lyndc returned to the
agricultural college at Randolph Cen
ter this morning, after passing the hol
iday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Lynde.
Season tickets for the Barre Com.
munity chautauqua can be secured at
Tilden's Shoe store, Pape's insurance
office or at chautNuqua grounds
Angus Mckenzie of Graniteville left
Barre yesterday for Bethlehem, N. H.,
upon assurance of being employed dur
ing the vacation season as a bell-hop
at the Sinclair house
Clayton wilkins, formerly of Barre
and now of Springfield, Mass, came
to this city Saturday to remain over
the holiday as the guest of Wendell
Drown at the Drown camp at Joe's
pond.
Miss Ellen j. Conrick, superintend-
ent of the general hospital in Milford,
Mass, who has been visiting Miss
Elizabeth Maloney, the local Red
Cross nurse, for several days, returned
to Milford SATURDAY.
Maccabees, attention Regular meet
ing of Harmon review No. will be
held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock
sharp. Initiation. Refreshments.
Guards and officers wear white. Col
lector will be at hall at Gas for dues.
An aeroplane, possible the Burke,
Jones, Salisbury machine of Randolph,
which gave exhibitions at the Barton
pageant and celebration, passed over
Berlin, on the Montpelier road, yes
terday afternoon, headed towards
Mortified.
Herbert Macleod, second class
adio-electrician who has been sta
toned at Norfolk, Va, was discharged
June 20 after two years service. Sat
urday the young man arrived in Barre
to visit his mother, Mrs. c. H. Corlss,
of Fairview street.
Hundreds and hundreds of Barre
are rather skepticsl on the
advantages of cord tire because
they believe a cord tire cannot be re-
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street.-adv.
Miss Esther Mccarthy. an employe
in the st. Johnsbury Office of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company, who |
passed a weeks vacation at her home
at III Summer street, returned Sat
urday to St. Johnsbury. Her sister, |
Miss Annie Mccarthy, accompanied her !
to remain over the holiday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold f. LABEL who |
we're married in New Haven, Conn, |
Turing the past week, arrived in Barre |
Saturday while on their wedding trip, |
10 pass a few days with Mr.. LABELS |
,unt. Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore, and 9th
n relatives. The young couple joined |
i camping party at Groton pond over
he holiday.
In celebration of their 35th wedding
anniversary, H. J. NJ Jones, president
# the Granite Manufacturers associ-
Ition and one of the principals Of the
ZONES Bros. Co.. ami wife, accompanied
" their friends. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
:. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Baldwin of Montpelier, went from
heir homes Saturday to the Lake Carl
on club in Pike, n. H., to spend 10
lays.
W. w. LaPoint. New York attor-
lev and son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. La
'oint Of Elm street, has ended three
weeks visit in Barre Mr.. LaPoint,
.nown TO many here as former
'srre lawyer. came here TO attend
GODDARD commencement exercises and
leet many of his old associates. His
eparture was made for Boston. where
2 planned to attend the meeting of
he Amateur Press association yester-
ay. Mr.. LaPoint, once a newspaper
ritter in this city, prepared a novel
title pamphlet for the event he at
ended yesterday. In il he strongly !
dvocated the election of Miss Edith !
Inter as president Mr.. LaPoint's
Onion River Tsttler," as he christened
is literary effort, is a quantity of wit
nd facts printed with ridiculous mis-
,kes In typesetting and spelling and i
it'll different eolored inks for each a