The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

H jazz band adv.
II Wilbur Moore has returned to tn
city, after a two weeks vacation spen
on Lake Champaign.
Carnival night at South Royalton
Friday, Aug. 5. Bunnell's New Yorl
jazz orchestra will play.--adv.
Miss Helen Cunningham of Sarato
bookkeeper at the Carlson Granite Co
\ Bruno Ciardi, clerk of the Barr,
Drug store, and Edward Brown o.
Maple avenue left for Old Orchard
Me, yesterday.
| We have received a few Exide spe
cial Ford batteries that we can sell al
a price that will surprise you. Harvey
& Mower at Barre garage.-adv.
No need of suffering longer with
rheumatism, says e. A. Drown, the
druggist, now that ] can supply you
with Rheuma. Money back if it fails
adv.
Charles Berg of 70 South Main
street is making arrangements to move
his family on Trow hill the latter
part of this week to take up resi-
dence.
| Raymond and Lloyd Mccarthy of
South Main street went to Leeds,
Mass, by automobile Tuesday and be
fore returning plan to visit in Mil
ford, n. Fl.
Miss Jessie Stuart Of New York
City is visiting at the home of Mr..
1 and Mrs. John Mcdonald of Bassett
street. Miss Stuart was formerly a
/ resident of Barre.
Six more days to pay your taxes
without additional costs. City clerks
office open every evening from $40 to
s, up to and including Aug. 10. Come
early and avoid the rush.--adv.
DIR. Loren H. Crabtree, chiropractor,
has charge Of the 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.
o. NJ. Benedict's garage, located near
car barn, Montpelier. / have no rent
to pay. My rates are most reasonable.
No cars barred. Live and dead stor-
age. Call in.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yole, Miss An.
mabel Yole and Wilson Gilmore of Fort
Ann, n. Y, arrived in Barre Saturday,
making the trip by automobile, They
plan to visit in Barre and Granite
vile before returning.
Gordon Scott, son of W. p Scott OF
Orange street, and Kendall Love. son
of Noble S. Love of fremont street.
have returned from Camp Abnaki on
Lake Champlain, after camping there
during the month of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaFrance of
Newton, Mass. are visiting in Barre
for a week or two. Mrs. LaFranee was
formerly Miss Elsa Wallstrom, who
win be remembered by graduates Of
Spaulding's 1917 class as one of their
number.
Miss Edith Dodds of North Semi
nary street, graduate of Spaulding
high school with the last class, went
to Waterbury with Miss Mildred Mar
tin of Summer street yesterday after |
noon TO begin training as nurse at the
state hospital
Charles Cheney, the west hill farm.
er, who was knocked unconscious and |
sustained bad body bruises when his
horse became frightened on South
Main street and ran away, has recov-
cred from his injuries and is now able
to be downtown.
Fay Dillingham; of Montpelier, ar
rested Tuesday night, was arraigned
before Judge +. L. Scott q municipal
court yesterday 10 answer first
charge Of intoxication. He pleaded
guilty and was fined IS, with costs of
S7.55, which he paid.
Preparatory work for laying the
cement roadway over the South Main
street bridge has begun with a gang of
workmen with teams. The cement road
viii begin at the end of the paving
just south of the end of the car line
and extend over the new bridge.
Leroy Anderson of Washington
street left yesterday for Rochester.
y. ". where he is going 10 take up
scientific detective work. Mr.. Ander.
son has been employed in Montpelier
IN the National Life Insurance Job.
nut work there is getting well along :
ind il became necessary for him to }
ind work elsewhere.
Redpsth chsutauqua. Montpelier, !,
Aug. Is to "a Sixteen sessions. in :
'luding comedy, "The Man from
Home" 0pie Read, novelist; comic :
,pera, "The Pirates of Penzance," all =
or $3.50. Tickets going fast, only
United number at this price. Mail or :
lers accepted until Aug l3 II made
payable and sent TO John II. Gowdey, :
dontpelier.-ady.
The Boston Courier Of July 30. with
'ther hotel news and topics, has a very
article concerning Hotel
barre. together with a picture of John q
7. Rowan, its manager. The item fol- n
ows. Hotel Barre, situated in the =
'eautiful city of Barre, Vermont. b
,nown throughout the world as the
srgest granite producing city, has be ..
ONE one Of the busiest hotels in the =
tate of Vermont. Hotel Barre is one
{ Vermont's new hotels, built in 1915 ~
nd opened June 20; has 20 rooms. all n
nth hot and cold running water and 7
aths and all the latest improvements. n
he genial manager. John V. Rowan.
commenced his hotel career at the old n
american house, Lowell. Mass, and Il
ras manager of the Hotel Barton. Bar II
on. Vermont, prior TO assuming man
cement of the Hotel Rare The kisrh =