The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Phone 800 for livery auto.--adv.

L. P. Heney of Hardwick is passing
the day with his brother, John Heney,
chief of the fire department.
Forty-nine cents buys pound of
those delicious chocolates at browns
drugstore on Saturday only.-adv.
Mrs. Myra Allen of Warren was a
guest at the home of her son, L. O.
Allen, of Beckley street, recently.
Mrs. Walter L. Wilcox of Moretown
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Slayton of South Main
street.
Miss Ruth L. Waterman of Miiwau-
kee, Wis, is visiting for a couple of
weeks at her former home on Wash
ington street.
You can get good supper at the
Waldorf lunch, Universalist church. on
Tuesday, the 2sth. You only pay for
what you want-adv
A party consisting of w. G. Rey-
nolds, A. A. Milne, John B. Rowan,
c. b. Gladding and f. G. Cutler re.
turned to day from two days outing
at lake Red Dog in Sharon.
Miss Jane Sinclair has returned from
st. Johnsbury, where for the past six
weeks she has been caring for Mrs.
Arsneau, and is now engaged at the
S. A. Newcomb home on Merchant
street.
DIR. c. /. French and SON Harold T..
French, of Clinton, Mass, visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, d. l.. Water
man of Washington street yesterday,
while touring through Vermont by au-
tomobile.
John Fields, New England manager
of the Halsey- Stuart Co., bond house
1 of Boston. New York and Chicago, is
delivering bonds 70 many of his clients
in this city and meanwhile is the guest
of Fl. p. Human OF Hill street.
City Engineer Sidney l.. Ruggles is
| visiting in Hanover, n. H., while there
to attend the reunion of his class at
Dartmouth college. Mr.. Ruggles' wife
and two children are passing month
at Mrs. Ruggles' former home.
Avvisiamo tutti soci azionisti della
1 Union Cooperative store di Barre, Vt.
di interyenire all Assembled Generate
! Straordinaria Che avra' luogo mel Sa.
lone del Socialist block Domenica 20
Giugno, 1927 allie ore g p. m. L'Ammin-
strazione.
Season tickets for the Barre commu-
nifty ehautauqua July 4 to s, inclusive,
can be obtained in Barre at 1ilden's
shoe store. the w D. Smith company,
Bell and Houstons and Pape's insur
anee office; at East Barre of Miss Lii
liam Avery.-adv.
The Mosler Safe company has just
completed the installation of an addi-
tional $50 safe deposit boxes in the
new burglar proof vault of the Gran
lite SAVING Bank & Trust Co. Those
people who have been waiting for
boxes should secure their box now
and thus have first choice as to loca
tion.-adv.
/ America Foll, the Goddard seminary
star twirlcr during the past two sea
sons. matched his skill against the
batting proves OF the Lyndonville
town team Thursday afternoon for the
st. Johnsbury town team at St Johns
bury. Polli pitched a victorious game.
St. Johnsbury winning so, with Poll
allowing but three hits.
Mrs. Paul w. Waterman and two
children of Milwaukee. Wis, are visit
ing for the summer at the home of Mr..
| Waterman's parents on Washington
street and at Mrs. Waterman's former
home in East Montpelier Mr. Wa
terman, who is en- route to spend the
summer at his home here, is stopping
off for two weeks business visit in
New York City.
Thieves broke into the cottage of
of Mrs. Eli Stone of Barre at the
mouth of the Winooski river, north of
Burlington, Thursday night. The arti-
| cls in the cottage were thrown about,
but as Mrs. Stone was in Barre it was
| impossible to say whether anything
had been stolen. The thieves gained
entrance by prying off shutter OF
window and ripping the screen open.
/ This was one of series of robberies
in that vicinity.
The four tenement house on South
Main street. adjourning the property
of the post office, was yesterday trans
ferred to G. Holmes, proprietor OF My
Bakery, who in the disposal of his 1875
acre farm in Moretown to +. A. Stay
ton of this city took in part payment
this South Main street property, owned
since 1902 by Mr.. Slayton. The farm
which Mr.. Slayton purchased is located
on the road between Middlesex and
Moretown, and has been in the poses
| sion of Mr.. Holmes for the past three
wears. The deal included 20 head of
cattle and all other stock besides the
I buildings and land.
! Frank y. Allen OF Boston will give
demonstration and exhibition Of cleo.
trical cooking in American Legion hall
! Tuesday, June 2s, which should prove
of great interest to the ladies Of Barre
and vicinity. Mr.. Allen'will show many
practical ways in which foods Of all
kinds may be prepared on a Westing-
house automatic electric range. The
range used during the demonstration
will be of the very latest self regulat-
ing type, which turns the electricity
on and of itself, without watching.
thus avoiding undue waste Of current,
and keeping the kitchen cool and com
Portable during hot summer days. Ev-
erv housewife in Barre will get some
valuable hints on modern cooking. and
an opportunity viii be given to taste
the food cooked on the Westinghouse
range. The hours viii be from 70 )