The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-16
TALK or THE TOWN

II Mrs w. j. LeBaron of Waterbur
H is the guest of Mrs. Arthur LeBaron {
II South Barre.
i Yes, vaudeville, Monday at the Parl
| More fun than the carnival and don
4 cost as much.-adv
H Remember the dance at Greenwoo
lake pavilion, Wednesday, July 20.
good time. At Woodbury,--adv.
Harry Graves of the Barre garag
left yesterday for Newport to joi
his wife and camping party for hi
annual vacation.
Real ice cream, "The King Of tn
Circus" and Tom Mix in THE Spec
Demon" at the Park to-day. All 70
one adnlission.-adv.
Miss Frances McWilliams of Gran
iteville left yesterday afternoon for
weekend visit with college mates o
Tufts college in Boston.
Misses Loretta and Mary Stephen
of Springfield, Mass, are visiting TO
a couple of weeks with their, uncl
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Denning
of fremont street.
S. Hollister Jackson, who, during tn.
past few days made business triI
to Burlington and attended a meeting
of granite men in Westerly, R. I.
has returned to this city.
Miss Katherine Boyce is having ar
extended vacation from duties as as
sistant to H. A. lockwood, the photog
rapher, and in the meantime is visit.
ing at her home in Websterville.
Stephen D. Adams, owner of the
large chain of dry goods stores in
New England, arrived here from Read
| ing, Mass, yesterday to examine con.
ditions in this city and the local store,
| Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Cutler Of Boston,
who came here two weeks ago to
make a visit with the Messrs. Cut
lers' mother, Mrs. George Porter, re-
turned to-day to their respective
homes.
Henry Saunders of the Adler Mon
umental works OF New York City is
stopping at Hotel Barre while visiting
local granite dealers and negotiating
business in this and other towns of
the granite belt.
DR.. Leonhart says Hem-Roid will
completely relieve any form of piles.
1t gives quick action even in old stub
born cases. It's an internal treatment
that removes the cause. F. A. Drown
sells and guarantees it.--adv,
Frances MaeLeay, an architect and
civil engineer, has moved his Office
equipment from quarters in the Park
theatre building to rooms II and IL in
the Rowland block The rooms are
part of the large Office suite Of the late
Attorney r. A. Hoar.
Real ice cream free. II our truck
has overlooked any empty tubs be
longing 10 the ice cream department,
telephone 1852, 'Will call and get same
and give you a dish Of ice cream.
Granite City Cooperative creamery,
ice cream department.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds of |
South Main street and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Z. NJ Tobiu Of Academy street mo-
tored with Mrs. Tobin's mother, Mrs
White, who has been visiting in the
,ity for some time, to her home in |
n. II. The party will then
make a weekend trip to Bristol, n, Fl.
Automobile owners; Note the two
35x5 Empire Non Skid straight side
ord tires. shown in our window, Tire
service such as performed by these
Tres is exceptional Give them a trial
md you will not be disappointed. Oh.
ain our prices before you purchase.
The n. ID. Phelps company, Inc. Barre,
VI. Phone 2s.-adv
An informal little party was Civ
N at the home of Miss Madeline Glad. I
ling on Nelson street last evening for
salph oliver, who expected to leave
yesterday on a two weeks pleasure
rip to Westerly, r. T., and Quincy,
lass. Owing to the volume of bust
less in the state treasury department
n which Mr.. oliver is employed, the
'eginning Of his vacation was deferred
Until Monday, when he will depart on
he journey planned.
A clipping as follows from the Ban
or News under the Millinocket town
olumn concerns two well known Barre
Dung men who, during the summer
months, are trayersing much Of Aroos
ook county in the interest Of the Full
n Brush Co.: "The genial college boys
rom Boston university, Gelsi Monti
nd Deane Davis, who have made their ,
ONE with US for a while this summer ,
nd courteously supplied us with some
xcellent goods, attempted the ascent
Mt. Kstahdin as a little vacation
rip. They went without a guide and
cok 40 hours for the journey, sleep
II only some six hours They were
cary and happy as a result of their
title independent excursion in the ,
rest Maine wilds."
Rev. and Mrs. Frank o Hokerk. who ]
18th their guest, Mrs. L. W. Deven.
OFF Of Herkimer, v Y, have been mo.
,ring through lower Canada and parts
New York and Vermont during the
asst two weeks, have returned tom
ARE. While in Canada the party | L
opped al Montreal and Quebec. mo b
'red up the Ssguenay river, spent
is greater part of three days at St. Q
me De Besupre. visiting the famous n
!. Anne shrine, visited Mont Nor.
lcy's falls and stopped at the Ken,
,use. which, according 70 tradition
lated BY the natives. was the birth.
ace Of Queen Victoria. From there
avel was made To Plsttsburg, y. Y.
ID after spending two DAYS on the
Ike and points along the New York
$3.50 IL.