The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
School bags at Lander's.-adv.

Elya shoes for women at Shea's.-
adv.
C. A. Briggs of Williamstown spent
the day in Barre on business.
Regular meeting of the A. 0. II.
Thursday night, Sept. l, at I o'clock
Public dance, Memorial hall, Stowe,
Thursday, Sept. |; CAROLS orchestra.
adv.
On and after Sept. all work done
for strictly cash only. j. b. ROBINSON
blacksmith, adv.
A red-hot time, Brookfield. Thurs
day, Sept. |. Don't miss it. BunneiFs
n. Y. jazz band. adv.
i Mr.. and Mrs Arthur LoranGer and
Mrs. Antoine Burke are attending the
fair in Sherbrooke, p. O.
Miss Elizabeth. Scott of Pleasant
| street commenced work to-day as cook
at the Barre City hospital.
! Miss Violet Ducharme of South Barre
has resumed her duties at the Oldsmo-
bile agency on North Main street, aft
err her weeks vacation.
! Mrs Homer G. Ladd and children of
I Orange street left this morning for
their camp at Joe's pond, where they
will stay until after the holiday
We are agents for the Victrola, So
| nora and Burrows talking machines.
Baileys Music Rooms, 20 Pearl street,
just few steps from the Magnet the
atre.--adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richmond of
Springfield arrived in the city Wednes-
day morning and will spend the re-
mainder of the week at the latters
home on Newton street.
Mrs. Anita Bernasconi of Vine street,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Sylvia
/ Comolli, left Barre yesterday for Bur
lington, where they expect to stay for
a few days with friends.
Max Mann, who has been spending
several days in Barre at the home OF
his parents. Dr. and Mrs. William
| Mann of Orange street, left yesterday
| for St Adams, where he will resume
his work on the Central Vermont rail
/ road.
| Lawrence Campbell of North Main
street and Norman "Cy" Gordon OF
Richardson street left this morning for
Hanover where they will spend the day
scouting up lodging places for various
freshmen as well as looking over their
respective fraternity houses.
Levin and Yeti, Joint owners of the
Sortwell property, have commenced i'm.
provcments on their newly acquired
property. Marrion's Tobacco Store now
boasts a new lower edge, and the en-
| tire wooden block there is fast ac-
quiring a much and long needed coat
OF paint.
H. p. Human of the Human Bug
bee CO., returned yesterday from a
three weeks business trip through the
middle west. During his trip he stopped
off for a few days at st, Paul, Mimi,
and attended the convention OF the Ma
tional Retail Monument Dealers asso-
citation there.
William Bippus of Hartford, Conn,
is due to arrive in Barre to-day, having
made the trip from Connecticut by
| auto. He intends to remain in Barre
over Labor day at the home OF Mrs.
| Anne Robertson OF Washington street,
where his wife and his wife's mother,
Mrs. Mary Rhind, have been guests for
some time.
Run away from home in Roxbury,
Tuesday, Aug l6, Walter Flynn. de
was last seen by Chief of Police Com
molly of Montpelier Thursday, Aug. %.
The boy is light built; white hair;
short pants. He is l6 years old. Any
one knowing anything about him com
munieate with Chief of Police j. NJ.
Donahue, Mortified, Nt.-ady.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee of Richardson
street, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
| Melone, well known in Barre as
millinery trimmer, returned yesterday
! from Boston, where they have been at
tending the various millinery openings.
| Mrs. Bugbee opens her new millinery
| shop in Barre next Saturday, at "a
| North Main street, in the same rooms
as were occupied by Mrs. L. A. With
am last year.
Nearly 200 couple attended the dance
given in Rowland hall Tuesday night
after the band concert, it being one OF
the largest crowds in the hall this sea
son. Bunnell's New York jazz band
furnished a brand of music that was
pleasing to a majority of the dancers
and the orchestra is considered one OF
the best novelty dance organizations IN
these parts They will run series OF
dances here every Tuesday.
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Calder & Richardson yesterday com
menced constructive operations on
their new short road from North Main
street, in front of J. J. Hastings vul-
canizing shop, to their coal and wood
yards. 1915 North Main street. The
driveway extends distance of approx
imately 80 yards in a westerly direc.
ton from North Main street and Is
about 10 feet wide. The foundation of
the road consists of fair-sized granite
chips. and over this il is intended to
/ spread thick layer of cement. 1t is
| estimated that a week, at least, will
be required, before the road can be put
into operation.
The Manchester Union of Aug. 30 in
cludes the picture of 'Cy" Gordon of
Barre among the veterans OF the Dart