The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
George Mascot Of Burlington is IL
town for a few DAYS.

III AieA a. milne ana 1hHly nave re
turned from a trip to Rutland ant
Monkton.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. is, Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Regular meeting of Montpelier lodge
| OF Elks Tuesday evening, Aug. 0.
large attendance is requested
Miss Dolly Milne of Springfield
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Homer Hayden, of Washington street
Miss Michelina Fontana has resumed
work in the Adams Co. store, after
a two weeks vacation, spent with
friends at North Hero.
Lawn party and dance, Cobble Hill
grange hall, Wednesday evening, Aug.
10. Good music. Admission, Use per
couple; extra ladies, 25c.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Carswell and
two children returned yesterday from
West Rutland While there Mr. Cars.
well took part in the state golf tour
nament.
Miss J, P. Nourse, with her guests,
Mrs. NJ. Wilson, her sister, and Mrs.
A. Sanderson, both of Boston, left
yesterday on two weeks trip through
lower Canada.
Over score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage to save and beau
tify their hair. 1t removes all dand-
ruff and stops itching of scalp. Sold
on guarantee +. A. Drown & Co.
adv.
Alex Young and family of Eastern
avenue leave to-day for Potion, r, O.,
! by automobile, and from there Mr..
Young leaves Saturday for the CON
vention in St. Paul, going by way of
Montreal.
The treasurer of the Womans club
is preparing the list of names for
printing in the year book Will the
members who have not vet paid their
dues please do so without further no
tice.
After being unable to speak or even
whisper for over two years, Charles
Colby of Corinth has completely re-
gained the use OF his voice as result
of taking chiroprsctic adjustments
from DR.. L. H. Crabtree at the Gage
and Gage office in Barre--adv.
Regular meeting of unit No. Is,
Woman's Auxiliary of the American
Legion, will be held in hall Of the Lee
gion clubhouse Tuesday evening at
7:l5. Let every member be present,
as delegates to the state convention to
be held in Rutland will be elected
Mother Marie Leonce and Mother
HELEN, nuns of ST, FRANCISCAN mis-
sionary OF Mary at 225 East 45th
street, New York City, on special pro-
motion, spent Sunday with their cous
in, Mrs. j. w Ryan, of Graniteville
A camping party consisting of Amos
King and his mother, Mrs. Harry King |
of 2l7 Washington street, and Mrs.
Daniel Sullivan with her daughter,
Genevieve, and son, Francis, have re-
turned from Greenwood pond after
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Reynolds and
family of South Main street, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Holden and son, Max, and
Mrs. Agnes Scott and son, Wendell,
have returned from Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, where they have been vacationing
for week or two.
Miss Shirley Mcneil OF Ayers street
began yesterday a two weeks vaca-
ton from the cloak department of the
Adams Co. store, and after week at
home viii join an automobile, party
on a trip to points in Massachusetts
the early part of next week.
w. H. B. Perry of Waterbury was
IN town yesterday making prepare
lions for an extended business trip
n the west, which he begins to -mor-
'ow by joining the Barre granite man
Ifacturers in the trip to ST. Paul,
Mimi, TO attend the big n. r. NJ d.
convention and exhibition.
Earl F. Drake, prominent lawyer
If Phoenix, Ariz., writes, within six
months | gained IL pounds and never
cit better in my life. Everyone re-
marks about my improved appear
Lnce." He says Bitro- Phosphate did !
I. Try il yourself. 0btainable at f. 9
\. Drown 4 Co.'S drug store.-sdv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Marehetti of :
ierchsnt street are spending a couple r
4 weeks in Boston, and at Water :
lille, Ne. at Mr.. Marchetti's home f,
angelo Marchetti, his brother, who had ,
barge OF the Marchetti fruit store +
asst week, returned 10 Waterville on 3
sunday to join them in their yacs- n
ion. =
Involvement house for sale Cen
rally located on parcel of laud con
aiming 3is acres, more or less; spring
nd city water; plenty small fruit,
rsspberries, blackherries, b
herries, apples and grapes, all of c
which are produced in quantities
wner's reason for selling is because y
{ change in working conditions. This
can be bought at reason. q
bic price. Address, IT. NJ" care Times I,
ffice.-sdv. :
Fay s. Duffy. clerk at the r II. y
ogers clothing store for more than
year and a half, completed work at .,
ne store Saturday night, and with n
Ir. Rogers, left Sunday for Enosburg
slls, TO take charge Of the +. r.
reenwood store, purchased just re-
,ntly by Mr.. Rogers. Mr. Duffy Is 10
snsge the Enosburg store and will
ter move his family TO Enosburg,
Is former home. IN