The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auto livery at Cutler Bros stable
Special prices for fairs. Call l60-adv.
Otemobile per afiittare per lie fere
prezo speeiale. Cutler Bros stable, tt
| l60.-adv.
Dance. new town hall, Cabot, Mon
day, Sept IL. CAROLS orchestra. he
| freshments.-adv.
A nice selection of French pattern
hats and tailored hats. Mrs. BRINE,
Laurel street.-adv.
Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion, Wednesday, Sept. IA. A
good time. At Woodbury.-adv.
| A. Papkin of the Barre Dry Goods
| store, 343 North Main street, has gone
to Boston and New York to buy goods.
The special super feature production,
/ ''The Woman God Changed" is the at
traction at the New Park threatre for
to-day.--adv.
Mrs. Sadie Smith. who has been Wis
iting relatives in town over the hon-
dav, returned Thursday to her home IN
New York City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Mears and
two children have returned to their
home in Hayerhill, Mass, after visit
ing friends in town
| Miss Violet Allen, who has been
visiting friends in town for three or
four days, returned last night to ner
home in Burlington.
l
| Miss Dolly Cormack left last night
| for New York City, where she VIII
spend her two weeks vacation from
! the Red Cross pharmacy.
Mrs. Brine 4 Laurel street, cordially
invites the ladies Of Barre and viclni-
ty to attend her millinery opening,
Sept. s, and l0.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mann have re-
turned to their home in Dorchester,
Mass. after passing a week with rel
atives in the city and vicinity
Arthur Aldrighetti and Stephen Rizzi
leave tomorrow for Worcester, Mass,
where they will start a technical course
| in Worcester Technic institute,
Mrs. ]. H. Carr Of King street, who
has been spending the past week on
| a visit to her old home in Bakersfield
has returned to her home in Barre
Max Miles returned to his home on
South Main street. after brief tour
ing trip through points in Massachu-
sets and Vermont, attending among
other things, the fair at Rutland.
e. A. Prindle offers his l4-room,
three-sto residence at 35 Keith ave-
nue. for sale; would make fancy
rooming and boarding house or might
he used for light housekeeping apart
ments. Win sell furnished If desired
adv.
Joseph Giudici head of Giudici Bros.
& Co., granite workers, who has spent
the past month on an extended bust
ness trip through the middle west, has
returned to Barre. On his trip, Mr.,
Giudici Travelled as far west as Salt
Lake City, Utah.
i Fred Wells and family, who have
been in town for about two weeks VS.
ting at the home of 4. G. Wells OF
East street and who have been giving
concerts in the vicinity during their
stay here, left yesterday afternoon Tor
their home in New Haven, Conn.
That the person who invented the
pneumatic tire overlooked the back
1 breaking process which would be re-
auired to initiate them, is logical con
! cIusion, but the Lane-Davis company
has taken that point into consideration
and has proyideJ handy curb air
station. where there is air pressure day
and night.-adv
Congregational Philatheas, atten-
toni The class meets tomorrow at
the regular Sunday school hour to re-
organize for the fall work. The sub.
ieet for study is paul in Center 81
Learning" Acts I7:l6-3i. The annual
election of officers. with the supper,
will take place the last week in Sep
TENDER. Further announcement will he
given later.
R. L. Belknap Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
a representative Of Campbell and Hor-
4 riran, a well known retail monument
firm of that city, is in Barre for a
short time placing orders for work in
Barre granite. Mr. Belknap was for
merly a resident Of Barre, and he IS
spending part Of his time during bis
visit here to renew old acquaintance
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Millar and tho
mother Of Mr. Millar, Mrs. c. G. Mil
lar. Of Washington street, leave To-
day for Boston, making the trip by
j auto. During their short stay in Bos-
ton. Mrs. c. +. Millar will consult a
specialist in regard 70 bone trouble
which has developed from fall re-
ceiyed almost a year ago. From Bos-
ton Mr.. Nillar leaves for Springfield
where he win put things in readiness
for the shipment of specimens Of Barre
granite. which are to be exhibited IN
Springfield, Mass, at the Eastern
states exposition later this month. Mr.
Millar plans to remain until after tne
exposition and ship the specimens e
White River Junction, where they vii
he placed on display at the Vermont
state fair during the first week in DC
tober.
Repairs at the Congregational church
which have been going on for about
two months, are 50 near completed that
the church will be re-opened to-mor
row for services Although the smell
Of new varnish viii not have entirely
vanished. everything considered, the
renovated church viii make a very pre-
possessing appearance tomorrow. 70
posse=sing appearance TO the attend