The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-01
Talk OF THE TOWN

Miss Rosina Boucher of Barton is
patient at the Barre City hospital
Needles, shuttles and bobbins for al
makes of sewing machines sold at Mar
tins Book Store.--adv.
John Crosby of Williamstown under
went slight operation at the Barr
City hospital yesterday.
Delminico Massucco of North Maii
street submitted to slight operation
at the City hospital this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Church and son
Harold, of Cliftondale, Mass, are visit
ing relatives in the city for a week.
! Baseball, Springfield vs.. American
Legion, Saturday at $3.50 p. m. Lincoln
campus. Slayton will pitch for Barre
A soft hat with the initials E. c
awaits the owner at the police sta
ton, the same having been found on
Main street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beaulieu and
daughter, Nadine, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Emil Croteau are spending a week at
North Hero, on Grand Isle, camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Croteau of Sem
mary street leave tonight for Provi.
dence, R. l., where they will spend a
two weeks vacation visiting relatives.
Dance, Camp Comfort, Calais, Mon.
day, July A. In the afternoon from to
5, hall bill, SOC couple; In the eve
ming from until 2 a. m, hall bill, 81
couple. Refreshments served-~adv.
Forrest Wiley is detained from his
team work for w. A. Bradford by an
injury to his right leg, which was
pinned between two stones. 1t is nee
essary for him to keep this foot off the
ground.
At the meeting OF the school com
missioners, held Tuesday evening, il
was decided that any teams wishing to
play ball on Lincoln campus must get
permission and dates from school com.
missioner W. H. Eager.
Alfred Hanks and ? party of friends
of Jersey, n. j., and Mrs. Fred Hanks
and Mrs. Josette LaPoint of Montpelier
were in the city yesterday visiting
relatives and viewing points of in
terest about the city, including a trip
to the quarries in Graniteville and
Websterville.
Season tickets for the Barre Commu-
nifty chsutauqua July 4 to s, inclusive,
can be obtained in Barre at Tilden's
shoe store, the w. D. Smith company,
Bell and Houston's and Pape's insur-
ance office; at Eas: Barre of Miss Lii
liam Avery.--adv.
Mrs. John Grant and two children.
Katherine and George. of North Billie
RIGA, Mass, have been visiting at the
homes Of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Allen
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Greig of
South Barre. Mrs. Grant and son left
Yesterday for their home, but little
Miss Katherine will remain for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. Jennie Tyrrell Of Is Charter
Oak place, Hartford, Conn, and Rich
ard T. Sliney of Bristol. Conn, were
married June % in St. Peters church,
by Father Gurlysh The bride
was attended by Mrs. Frank Carr and
Frank Carr was best man. Mr. and
Mrs. Sliney are TO spend two months
NJ the White mountains Mrs. Sliney
was formerly Mrs. G. ". Tyrrell Of
Barre.
Walter Knutson Of First street !
and Maurice Smith of Graniteville are |
two YD men who plan to attend, the |,
YD reunion in Boston, which begins I
to morrow and continues over the /
Fourth. Mr.. Knutson saw consider |
able service with Co. A of the lat am
nunition train, while Mr.. Smith was
attached TO the same regiment.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Burns of Stony
creek, Conn, and John Keast and
laughter, Miss Marion Keast, of Quin.
", Mass, arrived in the city last eve
ling to attend the 50th wedding ami
rersary of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Oliver.
During their visit in the city, they are
being entertained at the home of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Charles oliver of Beacon
street.
Miss Ruby Bradley Of King street
his morning left for Old Orchard
Beach, Me-, TO begin work for the sum
ner months as head waitress at the
iranite City cottage Miss Bradley
vas accompanied by Miss Rosabelie
shannon OF Kirk street, who like
wise has been engaged for the summer
months as a waitress at this place.
Miss Florence Canton Of Maple ave
ue yesterday left for Long Island, y.
Z. TO accept a seoretarial position in a
.ong Island hospits! during the sum
1er vacation Of the University Of
'ermont. to which she will return next
all Miss Louise Canton. her sister,
ecompanied her on part Of the Jour.
ey, leaving here for Salem, Mass, to |
pend a few weeks with relatives