The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-22
Talk OF THE TOWN

II Arsenate OF lead for spraying. IS,
pound at Drown 's.-adv
George Olmstead of Morrisville wa,
in town yesterday calling on friends
Baseball, American Legion VS.. Wi
nooski, Saturday, $3.50, Lincoln cam
pus adv.
Dance. Masonic hall, North Mont.
pelier, Monday, July %; Hardwicl,
orchestra.-ad
Regular meeting of T. 0. o. L., NJ
T., in X. of Pj hall Friday evening
June %, at 7 O'Clock.
Miss Kathyrn Bruya of Maple Grove
street is visiting relatives in Middle
bury for week or so.
A chance to win some caslx prizes.
Get The Park News Weekly Saturday
night. It's free.-ady
Magic Marvel washing powder, one
week only, seven boxes. 81, three for
soc. Mrs. Blouin, II Murray street.
adv.
Grand tug-o-war competition be-
|
mic next Saturday, July 30. Some.
thing doing.--adv.
Ask your dealer for st Adams
Specials" superior cigars, Zoe, for
25c. Union made Raymond Guyette,
St. Adams, Vt.-adv.
Just born and its birthday is Sat.
urday. The Park News Weekly will
be given everyone free Saturday night
at the Park theatre,-adv.
| Mrs. Frank Batchelder is expected
home to-day FROM Old Orchard. Me-,
called by the death of Mrs Helen
Bstchelder Of Liberty street.
Miss Myrtle Calef of Washington
came TO Barre last evening to remain
as week end guest with Miss Made
line Gladdng at her home on Nelson
street.
Mrs. Florence Rutter has returned
70 her home in Keene. y H.. after
six weeks vacation spent with Mr.
and Mrs Robert Troup of North Main
street.
Word has been received that son
has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Charles of Waterbury Mrs. Charles
was formerly Miss Eva Sevegny of
Barre.
Special at the store Saturday, fresh |
beef sold at cost Don't forget to or
der your wood, also at low price, at |
Tomas Cash Market, corner Main and |
Merchant streets.-,adr.
DIR. Loren r. Crabtree. chiropractor,
has charge ofathe Gage and Gage office
see card in this issue. Office calls at |
the usual rate; home calls within city.
81, answered day or night.-adv.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen Batchel.
der who died yesterday of neuralgia
of the heart at her home on Liberty
street, will be held from the Methodist
church at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James Stephen and niece Miss
Grace Carson of New Haven. Conn,
both former residents of Barre, ar
rived in the city yesterday to pass a
couple OF weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Edward J. Tobin Of Syracuse.
\. y, known better TO some of her
friends in this city as Miss Irene
Mute, is passing week with her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Mute, on Brook
street.
Miss Winifred Hamel resumed work
at the Adams Co. store yesterday, aft
er having spent several days with the
Lander family at Malletts Bay on
Lake Ghamplain Edward Lander,
of the Baltimore lunch, ac.
Miss Hamel 10 Barre
Michael Ryle, a salesman for the
LaClair 4 McNulty firm, who has been
travelling extensively through New
York and Pennsylvania during the
past four weeks in quest of mOnumen-
al orders, arrived back at headquar. I
.ers here Yesterday for brief stay.
Mrs Laura Bruce and daughter. Lii i
ian, and a friend, Miss Helen Jor-
ian, of Hazelton, Pa. are visiting at ,
he home of Mrs. Lille Bruce. Both /,
Mrs. Laura Bruce and Miss Jordan .
ire nurses at the state hospital in
9azelton, the latter being assistant !
II
The batting record Of the Newport
baseball team, composed chiefly of
,all players Of the Dartmouth varsity
quad Of the past season and whom !
Nelson Browne, a Barre lad. is play
ng right field. places Browne in fourth
,laee for batting honors with an av-
rage Of 1864 for Ia games.
The Jack Knife MAN. Mr.. Butler. \
Who has been accredited the best hu- O
norist since Mark Twain, has given '
Is locale little known TO the great {
'ody of American citizens. And he {
as drawn all of his characters in the {
'icture from real life which greatly n
dds to their attractiveness. Magnet. i
adv. d
Misses Minnie and Jane Ironside.
rith their brother, George. arrived N q
he city last evening to attend the flu f
eral Of their father, Alexander Iron il
ide. whose death occurred at his home b
n Ayers street yesterday morning. Il
he funeral will be held Saturday aft I
moon at , O'Clock from the home ei
nth Rev. w Men. Kittredge officiat- o.
" Burial will be made in Hope Gem o
terry. N
The long drought. which was detri- =
Iental 10 the growth of Strawberries A
. ell - raanhorrfaa ne l~.t-., -. =