The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read shea's shoe adv.-adv.

II Read Shea's shoe adv.-adv.
II Phone 500 FOR livery suto.-adv.
II Fay Blake of Bradford was a bust
H ness visitor in town yesterday.
II Dance at Woodbury. Lake house
II Woodbury. lake, Friday night. Good
II time.--adv.
H Edwin Hannum of Troy, n Y, is in
H the city in the interest of the Portland
II Cement Co.
II Jerome Veronisi, who has been va.
/ cationing at Highgate Springs for sew
H eral days, has returned to Barre.
II Kenneth Donald and Ruth Stevens of
H Chelsea underwent tonsil operations at
\ the Barre City hospital yesterday.
\ Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works Tel. 726-M or W.-adv.
Miss Cora Batfhelder of Hill street
\ has gone 10 Burlington TO attend the
summer school at the University of
| Vermont.
w. NJ. Rock of Seminary street has
purchased a two tenement house in
Willismstown of Herman Potter of
this city.
Miss Nellie LaPan of Middlebury is
enjoying few days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Louis j Bruya, of Maple
Grove street.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Currier of Cabot at
the Barre City hospital The child
tipped the scales to ~ pounds.
Have you tried "St. Adams Specials"
mild, fragrant cigars2 Their superior
quality will please you, All dealers.
Raymond Guyette, st. Albans. vt
Fred Sheldon anr< family of Berlin,
Y. H., are stopping at the home of
Durward c. Wilmot of Wellington
street, and are visiting friends and rel
atives in town.
Gus Gregoire and Frank Lee, con
! tractors in charge Of the state road |
construction work in East Dorset, are |
passing the week end in Barre while
engaged in business transactions.
A regular meeting of Granite City
lodge, |. 0. O. L., NJ. t.. will be held
in the X. of P. hall Friday evening,
July s, at : o'clock Installation of
officers. Refreshments win be served.
James Gauld and John Wylie mo.
tored to st. Johnsbury and back yes.
terday, returning with Charles
IlOti DicE WIN tdtitt W dLNtHb Ait III |
neral of his father in law, Alexander
Watson.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Abbott of Shell
don, after attending the 50th wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
oliver of Elm street and passing a
few days with them, left yesterday
for their home.
Arthur Vidoli of upper Elm street
left the earlier part of this week for !
Fairlee, where he has found work at
Bungalow inn as chore boy and gen
ersl utility man, place which the
young man held last year
Mrs Raymond Williams Of Brook
lyn, n. Y. i visiting Mrs. f. NJ. Lew
is OF 10 Nelson street, her sister, for {
a week or two. Mr.. Williams, a cap
tain Of the 18th New York National '
Guard, is stationed in New York
Miss Marion keast of Quincy, Mass |
who came here last week to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of :
Mr.. and Mrs William oliver, has since I
been the guest of the Charles oliver .
home, but yesterday returned to
Quincy.
Wendell Ahearn, who since complet
ing the years work at Harvard Dental =.
,ollege has been engaged by the Fuller y
Brush Co. and travelling in Augusta, q
Me-, 'and its precincts, has returned TO 1,
his home on Eastern avenue to re- =
main during the rest of the summer 4
racation. !,
II gained ~ pounds in 4 weeks. re-
gained my strength, was able TO sleep c
writes grateful user o! a.
3itro- Phosphate. Physicians endorse IL is
or strengthening the nerves. enrich
ng the blood, building flesh and mus d.
les. Obtainable az f. A. Drown Co in
lrug store.-adv. b
As the examining physician had ~
o leave the work early last evening. !
mother examination of applicants for
,laces in the proposed machine gun ~
ompany in the Vermont National =
;uard for Barre will he held at the !,
American Legion clubhouse tonight =
/ $3.50 o'clock. All young men in
ending 70 become members Of this =
ompany are requested ~ be there at
hat hour.
The demand for potatoes and other
commodities of that nature is so low
hat small dealers in this city are
aught with supplies on hand that are
ither spoiled or in immediate danger
( spelling now that the hot season
as arrived A local market has al
eady committed large lot of onions
0 the city dump and IL has on hand
bout twenty FIVE bushels of potatoes
'hich will soon meet the same fate.
Or the call for them has not been
reat enough to clear the bins before
he new supply comes in and the heat :
as dried them 10 that they are be-
inning to spoil (