The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

III his VI no plVph piltpl
who underwent an operation on hi
arm at the hospital last week, is get
ting along nicely.
Just arrived, gingham remnants suit
able for dresses, at Ice and zoe yd. Tn,
Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage street
off Main street.-adv
Mrs. Clara Osgo'd of Lynn, Mass.
is in the city while sattling the estate
of her sister, Mrs. Flora Burnham, wiz
died during the win'er
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence of Cliff
street and Mr.. and Mrs. William Web
ster of Ayers street. are passing q
week at Highgate Springs.
Barre and Barre granite in views
and story--in Sundays Boston Herald
To be sure of your copy leave order
now at Martins Book Store.--adv.
Mrs. Lucius Flint and two children
who have been spending three weeks
in the White mountains, have returned
to their home at 10 Summer street.
The usual program of field events
and sports at the Clan picnic. Sat
urday, july 80, at Caledonia park.
| loOh III ppSlIAG anu IhCl ihlOi
tion.--adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod of the Mont
pelier road left this morning for
! Springfield, Mass, where she will visit
her daughter, Miss Elsie A. Mcleod,
for two. weeks.
Joe Cerasoli of Vine street, who has
been working for some time in the
auto shops Of Detroit, returned to this
! city yesterday. He says that the auto
business Of that city is booming.
Roy Macdonald, one of the regular
fremen now having his annual two
weeks vacation, returned yesterday
from Boston, to which place he mo-
tored Tuesday with his mother.
Miss Eva Hood, daughter of NJ. S.
Hood OF West Topshsm, was brought
to City hospital last night, where she
Immediately underwent serious OPP
Grafton. She was comfortable this
morning,
William Haley of Summer street in
an effort to get relief from rheumatism
has heeu taking treatments at the hot
springs at Mt Clemens, Mich, for
the past six or seven weeks and yes
terday returned to this. city, feeling
much better
Frank Boynton of the Human
Boynton Granite Co. of Syracuse, \,
Y, while touring through Vermont
and New Hampshire, stopped in this
city yesterday to make short visit
in the Barre granite belt. Mr.. Boyn
ton is travelling in his automobile, ac-
companied by his wife.
Captain r. r. Cameron of the u S.
cavalry and an officer at Fort Riley,
Kansas, on leave of absence and en-
route to his home in Nashua, n. H.,
stopped in Barre overnight to call on
acquaintance. Captain Cameron at
the expiration of his furlough starts
for Texas, where he will be stationed |
on the Mexican border.
An automobile party consisting Of
Mrs. Charles Brown of Jefferson street, |
Miss Nell Stoughton of French street, |
Miss Mabel Taylor Of New York City, |
Miss Jeanette Williams of Boston |
and George Demerrell of jefferson
street, who motored to Boston Satur-
day to spend the holidays and witness
the YD parade, reached this city on
evening Miss Williams
to her home in Boston to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LaFountain
and Mrs. Myron Whitcomb and son,
Myron, ir., of Providence, r. l., mo-
tored from Providence, r, l., yester.
day to this city, arriving in Barre
early last evening. AT present they
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Dubay of Summer street and during
their months stay in Vermont will
visit other relatives in East Barre,
and St. Adams.
A Buick Six touring car with
Pennsylvania number plate and CON
aiming Mr.. and Mrs w f. Walters
md three children Of Pennsylvania
yesterday after leaving
for Barre. The accident
when the car struck a strip
II sand and gravel, which recently had
,een used to fill in a washout on the
Dad. Despite the fact that the wind
HELD was smashed and the auto top
,sdly jammed and broken all five pas
engers emerged without a scratch Mr. K
Walters stopped in Barre yesterday :
ong enough to get a new windshield
'ut on his car.
Workmen under the direction Of A.
!. Lane have been trying to clean up
he dormitories of Goddard seminary
or the last week and have now taken
n whatever plaster there was left in
he rooms occupied by the young men
( the institution. The walls Of these
ooms. especially. were in very bad
hape, having been used as billboards
nd so on, and it has been found ad- 7
issble 70 put in entire walls in some 4
laces, while in other rooms it was
ecesssry TO do patch work. some pa.
ering is being done, and the window
isings, returns and freizes outside
re- being painted over.
Some people were amused and some
ere startled, when, late last evening.
no young ladies, both accompanied
' escorts. fell into a rather heated
-gument as they were coming out Of
ie shows on Berlin street. The young
eople evidently had been at odds dur
e the whole evening, but had not
ished to make scene on the show
POUNDS because Of the undue stten.
on that it would attract But freed