The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-26

lake pavilion, Wednesday, July II. A
good time. At Woodbury.. -adv.
Special bargain in checked percales
and voiles. Little Dry Goods Store,
Cottage street, off North Main.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X Prize and Mrs.
w. G.. Salter spent the week end at
Mr. Prizes camp at Niggerhead pond.
Mrs. w. E. Mitiguy after visiting
her mother on upper South Main
street, returned to Enosburg Falls yes
terday
Regular meeting of the L. A., A. O.
H., tonight at 1880. Entertainment.
Craniteville members are expected to
be present.
Wanted, Friday, July 20, three or
four passengers to Lawrence or Bev
erly. Mass Phone ASSN or call at
Is Highland avenue adv
Pack up your lunch in your picnic
basket and take the family down to
Caledonia park Saturday Clan Gordon
picnic Plenty of lunch on sale at the
grounds.-adv.
Misses Alice, Laura and Violet Salter
Sunday night, after spending the week
end with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Martin and family of Chelsea.
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80 July XII IL formiddagen Dewey
park. Gemensamt of Sjukforenigarna
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Fritt Intradn adv
Your feet hurt? Bunions, callouses,
fallen arches and other feet troubles
relieved and corrected in a painless,
easy way. A scientific foot expert
will be at Tilden's Shoe store July IS,
20 and 30. No charge for consultation.
adv.
About dozen young people gath
cred at the home of Percy Angwin on
BeckIey street last evening to remind |
him of his 18th birthday. The party |
was held indoors and was informal in
that the young people did the first
things that came into their heads,
STYLED, in other words, as everything
In the course of the fun eats" were |
served. The clock pointed along to
wards the "weenie hour" when the
group finally broke up
When Dewey Spooner started to
light the gas lights on his auto the
other night, near the Barre creamery,
he turned on a bit too much gas, and
when he came to light the front lights
he was some surprised to see a cloud
of flame belch forth as he held the
match near the burner. The blaze was
of such proportion that at first there
was the common impression that the
car had caught on fire. The only real
damage, however, was a blackened ra
diator and few jumpy nerves.
Kenneth A. Gale of fremont street
completed his duties as craftsman and
designer at the Presbrey Leland Co to-
day and with his family leaves tomor-
row for Westbrook. Me-, where he has
purchased retail granite plant of
Charles T. Ames. Mr.. Gale was en-
poved about 10 wears at Jones Bros,
three of which he was head of the
drafting department For the past
four wears he has also been a popular
instructor at the Barre evening draw /.
ing school Mr. Gale takes with him
the best wishes of his many friends
for success in his new venture.
Again some of the local dealers in
soft drinks are wondering whether or
not there will he another drop in
sodas. following a cut in Grsniteville
to five cents bottle eThere is some
trepidation among the smaller deal
Frs, for the Italian end of the ven
lers is able or, at least. does sell the
goods at such low price that other
stores are up against a lot of compe-
tition. and are generally forced to
,ome down in order to meet 1t, II this
happens this time the price for bot
led goods will be down as low as il is
possible to go, with the manufacturing
price the same as il i now.
Adiutant General H. T. johnson and
IN inspector from the United States
Irmv will be in Barre Tuesday eve
ling. July 2s, for the purpose Of in
.pecting the newly formed machine
nun company Of the Vermont National
Guard and extending state and federal
The men will meet al the
.egion clubhouse at 7:30 o'clock. BE
ause of the fact that there is not time
nough to equip the entire company
,efore the regiment goes to muster at
amp Deyens next month il will not
,e possible for the company To 60 as a
init but any who desire to 90 as in
Iividuals attached temporarily to some
49, ,nynnapv should leave their