The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Phone 500 for livery auto.-adv.

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II our soda fountain adv.
h Mems overalls, for this week only
H soc. A good buy. Barre Bargain
II Store.-adv.
i Every pair of shoes in our store
H marked down for the big shoe sale al
II Shea's.--adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ward Carver of T(
Il fremont street were Sunday visitors
4 in Burlington
H One great day Of amusement at Cal
edonia park, Saturday, July 80. Clan
Il Gordon picnic.--adv
\ Remember the dance at Greenwood
lake pavilion, Wednesday, July 20. A
good time. At Woodbury. adv
Dennis Starr OF Perrin street left the
| city to-day for Bethel, where he will
| join his son and possibly find work.
Miss Mamie Minnie has returned to
her work in the Adams Dry Goods Co.
store after vacation at North Hero.
Mrs. Joseph Parker of 95 Washing
ton street is slowly improving from
her illness, but is still confined to her
bed.
Mrs. Ralph Davis and child of Ma
pie avenue are spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. j. Smith Of Sum.
mar street at their camp at Woodbury.
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zanleoni, IT,,
and child and Mario Zanleoni left here
early yesterday morning for an auto,
mobile trip to Boston, where they plan
to spend a week.
George Benware of Newport made
business trip to, Barre Saturday and
after passing Sunday as guests Of
Barre friends, returned to his home.
Mrs, NJ. r. Cults of Magog, Que,
and Mrs, Florence Taylor of Newport
returned to their homes to-day, after
being guests Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Z.
Cults of Washington street since Sat
urday.
John Mclean, chief clerk at the I'm,
ion Clothing store began two weeks
vacation to-day with trip to Lord
pond, yhere with his daughter, Marie,
he plans to remain for part of his va
lcation.
Real ice cream free II our truck
has overlooked any empty tubs be
longing to the ice cream department,
telephone 1872. viii call and get same
and give you a dish of ice cream.
Granite City Cooperative creamery,
ice cream department.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petrie Of West
street have been visiting relatives in
ST. Adams and Fairfield during the
past few days. They motored to their
home Yesterday. accompanied by Miss |
Greta Warren of Bakersfield, who came !
to spend two or three weeks with |
them.
Miss Hazel Mackay is having her an.
nual vacation from the city clerks
Office. Together with Leonard Land
err she motored to Mallett's Bay Sat.
urday, where they joined the Lander
family of Washington street, now
spending three weeks at their cottage
on Lake Chsmplain.
Mrs. Andrew THAN and daughter,
Florence, of l24 Prospect street, who
for the past four months have been
living in Montreal, where Mr. THAN
has been employed as polisher, re-
turned Saturday to their home in this
city Mr.. THAN is still engaged at
his trade, however
Word was received here to-day in.
forming friends of Mrs Anna (Junior1 /,
Blair, widow Of the late Bert Blair OF
Barre, that her death occurred Satur.
day at her home in Chazy, n. Y, after
a prolonged illness with tuberculosis.
The body is to be brought TO Barre to-
day for burial in the Blair lot in the
cemetery on Beckley street
this afternoon. Mrs. Blair leaves six
brothers, Charles Junior of Springfield,
Mass, Frank, Walter and George of
Chszy, n. Y. Hubert of New Haven,
Conn, and Fred of Hartford, Conn;
also two sisters, Miss Edith, a school
teacher in Chazy, and Mrs. John Will
son of Boston. These, together with
her only son, Maynard, are expected
here with the body this afternoon,
Mrs. Blair left Barre about two years
ago. shortly after the death of her
husband.
The Barre Independents, a group Of
ball players, assembled at Tosis pool
md billiard academy, met the Lyndon
rille baseball club in a game at the
alters home grounds Saturday after
loon. The independent Barre club
proved quite a sturdy opponent to this
asst Lvndonville team but finally was
ubdued in a "a defeat Beef" BIZ
lnchi started the mound work for the
Barre team but was driven from the
,ox, Dan Beaton of East Barre filling
Iis place with better effect upon the
.yndonyille batters. The battery for
.yndonville opened with Sheldon. and
sheldon, the former giving way TO
Kelly early in the game. The re-
nsinder Of the Barre lineup was
ASST, catcher, Nicora hrst. J. Com.
hi at second, Steve Marchesi at short
Ieorge Cslderars at third. A. Calcagni
\ the left field. Cato in oenterfeld,
}. Canzo in right field. Bobby Nicora,
he first bsseman, who has a regular