The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

All cars stop at Marvin's for Clan
picnic, Saturday, at Caledonia park
adv.
George Long of Warren motored to
Barre yesterday for brief business
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Leonard of Cal.
ais were business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. James H. Cook of South Main
street, together with Mrs. DesGrenier
of South Main street, is passing a
week at Joe's pond.
Pearly Bradbury of Washington
street has returned to the city after
weeks vacation from the Goodfellow
Jewelry Aore, passed at Joe's pond
Leroy Anderson of Washington
street has left work on the National
Life Insurance Co, building at Mont
pelier for a while on account of a
spraincd ankle.
Miss Angie Brzzi of Blackwell
street, while having a vacation of two
weeks from the McAllister & Kent
insurance office, has gone to Burling-
ton and Queen City park to enjoy the
time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell B.
Allen of Medford Hillside Mass, on
Tuesday, July 20, a son weighing ~
pounds Mrs. Allen will be pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Iylpha
Churchill. Mr. Allen also was resi-
dent of Barre.
The special Paramount, production,
"Hellotrope,' with an all-star cast,
will be the attraction at the Park
theatre for to-day, also the Mack SEN
nett comedy, Bungalow Troubles"
Tomorrow, Billie Burke will be shown
in "The Education of Eliza beth. "-ad
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bezanson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid and son, George
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patrick motored
from Boston and are visiting rela
tives here, Mr., and Mrs. H. Dale, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Dale and Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ Mack. A family gathering was
held yesterday at Woodbury. pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Ballard and chill
dren, Eloise and Winthrop, returned
Tuesday night from an auto trip
through the White mountains to Old
York beach, Boston, Revere,
Lynn, Attleboro, Providence, Hartford, |
Springfield and Holyoke The return
trip was made over the Mohawk trail
and through Bennington, Rutland and /
Baseball fans ought TO see a lively |
contest Friday afternoon at 4:l5 If |
the colored team from Ogdensburg, y.
Y, makes its appearance for the game
scheduled with the Barre Legion team.
The local management has conferred
with Pollsinger, the Winooski pitcher. /
who has twice pitched a fine game
against Barre. II was he who lost TO
Polli in Saturdays game, and con
,tantly held the locals from scoring
until late in the game He has a
iersatile delivery, plenty of speed, de-
'eitful hooks. and a change Of pace.
Manager Johnston expects TO heari
rom him to-day
Dalbeattie, Scotland, people in Barre
md vicinity who contributed to the
'Dalbeattie Exiles" fund during the
var for the purpose of providing beds
n the Woodside and BellahOuston hos
'iUdls lot NdF NouHutu VIII pe lHlti
sted 10 learn that the nameplate for
nerly on the 'Dalbeattie Exiles" beds
ave been presented in handsome
rame and entitled "The Great War,
8l4-lalS" and "Dalbeattie Exiles" to /
he town of Dalbeattie by /, A. Callan.
n announcing the acceptance of the
lift, the Kirkcud .Brightshire Adver
iser of June "a states; Provost ,
ack moved that the council accept
he gift. They were highly honoured
a being asked to dc 50. II was some
hing done by former Dslbeattie peo q
lie, and the beds had been subscribed {
0 from all parts of the world. Pro-
eeding, Provost Jack cordially ex- !
ressed the thanks Of the council TO c
lr. Callsn." I