The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

~ VNAoNhs
Enrico Tumborini has returned from
Boston, where he went Saturday night
to visit his sister.
/ Dance at Chelsea tonight, Bunnell's
N. Y. Jazz band, 8;45 until |. Admis.
sion, 81 per couple.-adv.
Charles Buzzi of Central street has
gone to Springfield, Mass, on bust
ness trip for the Buzzi Granite Co.
William Harvey and family and a
party of friends left last night for
the formers camp at Sharon pond.
A daughter, Verna Louise, was born
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H.
| Partridge at their home on Hill street.
Miss Mary Cordiner Of New Haven,
Conn, is spending her vacation with
her brother, Alex. Cordiner, of Hill
street.
Miss Aileen Tracy of Mortified has
returned to her home, after visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Florence Vercoe, of
| Merchant street.
Mrs. Edward o,Keefe returned to
the city yesterday afternoon from
Sherhrooke, P. O., where she has been
visiting relatives for week or so.
G. A. Croker, representative of the
Gamewell Fire Alarm company of
Newton Upper Falls, Mass, is in the
city in quest of orders for alarm boxes.
James Maekie, Jerome Veronisi and
Thomas Carroll, who have been yaca-
tioning at Old Orchard Beach, Me-,
have gone from there to Boston to
pass few days.
Templeton Dix and Kenneth Rams
dell of Southboro, Mass, arrived in
Barre last evening to spend a couple
of weeks at the home of Mrs. Addie
Dix at 90 Brook street.
John Haley, who for several weeks
has been setting mausoleums for his
father, Matthew Haley, in Woodlawn
cemetery in New York City. has re-
turned to his home in this city.
Rev. A. c. Drumm of Burlington will
holds service in the Church of the |
Good Shepherd Sunday, Aug. Ia. at
1890 a. m. and in st. John the Bap-
fist church in Wehsteruille at p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stewart of Park
street and Mr.. and Mrs John Macken-
zie of Barre Town arrived in the city
last night, after passing week with
friends and relatives in Scottstown,
Canada.
The regular meeting of the I. o. o.
L., NJ. L., will be held in K. of p
hall Friday evening, Aug. y, at I
o'clock. Initiation. Guards be at the
hall at o'clock for practice. Refresh
DR.. Fl. A. Donahue, dentist, whose
'ffice has been closed during the past
ouple OF weeks while he has been tax
ng a rest at Malletts Bay on Lake
1hamplain, expects to return Saturday
o resume his practice Monday.
Presbyteriansl The financial secre-
airy viii be at the store of Kenneth
Iacrae, Miles block, Saturday night.
Jug. 10. from 7 to $3.50 o'clock to re-
Give church money. Please make an
fort to hand 1t In at that time--adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde knight and Mr.
nd Mrs. Walter Thompson of Fort
airfield, Me-, while making pleasure
ourney from Fort Fairfield to New
'ork City by automobile, are stopping
t the 4. NJ Lyon home on Highland
venue for day or two.
Among the people from suburban
,wns who were in the city on business
esterdsy were L. R. Beckwith and G.
Hatch of Chelsea. Mrs. H. H. Sloan
Chelsea, Mrs. George Austin OF VIII
amstown, w, c. Emerson of Ran.
olph, Lee Sumner of Corinth, Mr..
nd Mrs. John Parks of Plainfeld.
Principal and Mrs. r. L. Dawson of
oddsrd seminary, accompanied by
ISIS Julia Holland. secretary to the
hool, left by automobile yesterday
r Ferry Beach, Me, near Old Or
ard. TO attend the Universslist con
renee, which win be held there this
eek.
Headed for Old Orchard Beach. Me-. q
motoring party consisting OF DR.. and
rs. L. II. Bailey and three daughters, y
arjorie, Eloise and Virginia of Gran
willie. Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslie
ID son, Maynard. of the Montpelier IA
ad, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent
d daughter, Marjorie, of Orange
rect, left Barre early this morning Y
tending TO remain 10 DAYS or two
,eks al the beach. IL
Involvement house for sale. Cen b
ally located on parcel of land con n
in.ng az acres, more or less: spring y
d city water; plenty small fruit, Y
raspberries, blackherries,
erries, apples and grapes, all of /
itch are produced in quantities; D
'rer's reason for selling is because
change in working conditions. This
operty can be bought at reason.
le price Address, IT. NJ" care Times
ice.-ady.
Harold McClsry, young son of D. F.
Clary of Merchant street. broke
left arm between the wrist and
ow Tuesday evening about Z o'clock
en- he fell a distance of about six
I from a tree to the ground. The
ing lad was trying TO swing from
! branch to another and in reaching
a rope attached to another branch
'sed his object and fell TO the
und, landing on his back with his
q underneath him. Plsymates as