The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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1 land hall. CAROLS orchestra.-ad
Room for two to Burlington to-mor
row in Essex car. Tel. GA M.--adv
\ Everything in the line of home cook
ing sold at the New Home Bakery,
| Keith avenue, Aug. l6.-adv.
Miss Lillian Roberts of the Blanch
ard block has gone to Bethel to visit
| with friends for q few days.
Gilbert Wood, who has been renew.
irg acquaintance in the city, has re
turned to his home in Springfield,
Mass.
Jerome Veronsi, Thomas Carroll and
James Mackie have returned from a
Today pleasure trip to Old Orchard
Beach, Me-, and Boston.
The auction sale of Primitive East
eran advertised for Monday, Aug. Is,
has been cancelled at owners request.
ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.-adv.
Mrs John 4. Hoban and daughter,
Mary, of Liberty street leave this aft
ernoon for Charlestown, n. HI to
| SpeHQ Wcch Vi 81 Win ieldIifeS'
Miss Jessie Stuart returned to her
home in New York City last night aft
er visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald of 20 Bassett street.
DIR. Leonhsrdt says-"Hem Roid will
relieve the most stubborn case of piles
or money back" Gives quick action.
| T. A. Drown sells it on guarantee.-ad.
Earle Batchelder and Lyndol and
Eleanor Lebroveau of fremont street
have returned to their home from AL
bany, n. y, where they went short
time ago.
BENJAMIN. Prestni, Silvio Giudici, d.
J. Mcmillan and Vincent Cato formed
an automobile party that left here to-
day for St Anne, Canada, to pass the
week end.
Miss Fay Beard of Brookfield for
mer teacher in the Barre city schools,
but who has been teaching the past !
year in Torrington, Conn, is visiting
in the home of Mrs. w. II. Richard |
son of Merchant street.
+. A. Prindle offers his l4-room
three-story residence at 80 Keith ave
nue. for sale; would make a fancy |
rooming and boarding house or might |
be used for light housekeeping apart
ments Will sell furnished if desired |
adv.
f. r. Tarbox, manager Of the Lii
lie Granite CO., with his wife and two
Lucille and Harry, leave this
afternoon for Thompson's Point on
Lake Champlain to pass week. Harry
Tarbox is having a vacation from the
Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson and
Dora and James, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. Rob
ertson's mother, Mrs. Anne Robertson
of 1876 Washington street, for the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
North Adams, Mass, this noon.
Free demonstration at our store
this week to show the economy and
many uses of Mazda cooking and salad
OIL Come in and sample Mrs. Webber's
Save money by buying your
meat and provisions here. Tomasi
Cash Saving Market, corner Main and
Merchant streets.-adv.
Two tenement house for sale Gem
trally located on parcel of land CON
tanning 3ls acres, more or less spring
and city water; plenty small fruit,
raspberries, black berries, |
cherries, apples and grapes, all of
which are produced in quantities;
owners reason for selling is because :
If change in working conditions. This I
bile price. Address, IT NJ" care Times g
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Restaurant for sale. Located in one
Il the busiest towns in the state. On
be principal street and doing a thriving
business; large number of regular :
'oarders, besides a big transient trades =
en- furnished rooms in connection with
he restaurant; pays approximately !,
200 per week. Owing TO death in the
amily. this business is being offered =
or sale. VIII sell or exchange for !
mall farm or house in Barre City !
rice, $500 Inquire of the ID. A. !.
'erry Real Estate agency.-adv.
The Old Orchard Mirrow. published
t Old Orchard, Me-, contains in it
ssue of Aug. 10 write-up of the va
ious hotels and rooming houses at the
yell known beach resort. II speaks of "a
"full house" at the Granite City cot ei
age, which is run by Mrs. NJ. +. Mel "
on of Barre. and declares: Barre. A
'ermonters, insist on dropping in W
rithout notice, and of course. one in
ouldn't turn away ones home town y,
riends. Last Saturday no less than p ca
iarre, VT, guests were registered g
ere" The article goes on to tell of h,
he piscatorial skill of John 0Leary OF "
arre. who, with his family. has been q
pending some time at Old Orchard
he Nesper house, run by Charles II
formerly of Barre, seems to
2 a place of considerable gayety. judg
~ by the various social events re- a
orted from that hotel