The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Brick ice cream at the Red Gross
Pharmacy
A son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs. Abilio Amor at their home
at 1872 South Main street.
/ Ask for "St. A. Specials" mild fra
grant cigars. Union made. Raymond
Guyette. Mfr, st. Adams, Vt.--adv.
Long distance and general trucking
light or heavy. Granite City Bottlins
Works. Tel 726-M or 746. W.--adv
| d. Winifred Smith, member of the
graduating class at Yale university
has returned to his home in this city
beth, n. j., are visiting in the city for
few days as the guests of Mrs. Betz
brother, Charles Robar, of North Main
street.
Notice. Italian mission Sunday
school picnic will be Saturday after.
noon at 2 p. m, all meeting at the
mission at : o'clock, This picnic was
put over from last Wednesday, All
welcome
Mrs Lester Balch and daughter,
Norine, OF Pempc Ariz., have come to
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. C. A. Churchill, 81 Merchant
street Mrs. Balch was formerly Flor
ence Pearl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tobin, Mrs f..
NJ. Tobin and Walter Tobin left this
morning for Highgate Springs to spend
a week in camp with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ronald. Mrs Ronald will be
remembered in Barre as Miss Cecil
Place.
Mrs, Merle NJ Close and two daugh.
tiers, Emily and Lucille, and Mrs. Flor
cnce c. Close, her sister in law, arrived
in the city yesterday, after an auto
Journey from their home in Cambridge,
Mass. to pass the summer months at
the Morrison farm John Morrison of
Boston arrived here Wednesday night.
The Peerless Knitting mill on South
Main street closes Saturday noon for
week so that inventory may be tax
en- of the plant Thus the IS employees
automatically get a weeks vacation
and return to work Monday, July H..
Leroy Shepherd, head Of the knitting
accompanied by his wife,
left to-day for Cahoose, n, Y, to re-
main until the re opening of the mill.
George Colamer of II Academy
street, wire chief of the Montpelier
district of the New England Telephone
exchange, is carrying the responsible
ty of his position regardless of brok
en- right arm, Mr.. Collamer, while
cranking his Ford Wednesday evening.
put on too much spark with the re
suit that the crank kicked back and
broke both bones in the forearm just
above theNwrist
John w. Gauld Of Orange street,
son of James w. Gauld, and one OF
the Spaulding graduates in the 81
class, leaves this afternoon for Des
Moines, Ia. to visit his uncle. Ronald
Gauld. who is connected with the Cap
ital Hill Monumental company. The
young Mr. Gauld has promise of EN-
ployment in Des Moines. and in the
event that an opening presents itself
he may extend his visit to residence in
the west.
Concert by the Arion entertainers.
afternoon and evening; con-
cert by the New Englanders, Tuesday
afternoon and evening; concert by the
concert party, Wednes |
day afternoon and evening; music by |
the Princess Nacoomee Co, Friday aft |
ernoon and evening. Also four lectures,
A magician, and the great dramatic |
production, "The Cinderella Man" or
'The Sign of the Cross" are all in.
Guided in the splendid program of the
Barre Community chautsuqua, July
to 8. Secure your season tickets now
TO- $3.50, admitting to all ten of these