The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

H passing few days with her daughter
/ Miss Winifred
h John Hall has returned to Barre
after few days spent with relatives
in Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs Henry Petrie and niece have
returned to the city after few weeks
stay in St. Adams.
Dance at Chelsea, Thursday, Aug. IL.
Bunnelfs, N. Y. jazz band; S:45 until
/. Admission, 81 per couple,-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Rogers of Or
ange street have returned to Barre,
after business trip to Enosburg Falls.
Hugh Cole of Orange street is con.
valescing at his home on Orange street
from an operation for the elimination
of his tonsils.
Mrs. A. Comolli and daughter, Mary,
have been the guests of Barre friends
for several days, and yesterday re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. f. c. Gould and son, Richard
Mrs. B. L. Bruce and Miss Dorothy
Smith of Cabot were in the city yes
terday on business trip.
Judge E. L. Scott of municipal court,
with his wife, has gone to their camp
at East Alburg on Lake Champlain
to enjoy few days outing.
William Daniels has returned to c.
Tassie's camp on Woodbury. pond,
where he is passing a vacation, after
few days business stay in town.
Miss Agnes Carey of Granteville, ao-
companied by her uncle, John Sheridan,
of Graniteville, went to Berlin, n. H.,
yesterday to attend the funeral OF
relative.
! Edward Wells and daughter, Violet
of East street, returned yesterday aft.
ernoon from Richmond, where they
went few days ago to join in fam.
| lily reunion.
O. M. Benedict's garage, located near
car barn, Montpelier. have no rent
to pay. My rates are most reasonable.
No cars barred Live and dead stor-
age. Call in.--sdv.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mercer of North
Main street, Duncan Mcmillan and Ed
ward Walsh have returned from Rut-
land, where, Saturday, they saw Les.
lie Mercer win the state golf champion
ship
The treasurer of the Woman's club
is preparing the list of names for
printing in the year book. Will the
members who have not yet paid their
dues please do so without further no
tice.
DR.. Leonhardt, a western physician
found the cause of piles to be internal
His prescription, Hem Roid, has an al
most unbelievable record for quick,
safe and lasting relief. f. A. Drown
sells it with ney-back guarantee
adv
George Maddox has returned to his
home in Woodbury. after a few days
spent with friends in the city He in
tended to go home sooner, but during
his stay in town his car broke down
and it was necessary to fix it up be
fore going back.
Hundreds and hundreds of Barre
motorists are rather skeptieal on the
advantages of cord tire because
they believe cord tire cannot be re.
paired. Yet they are being repaired
every day at the Hastings vulcanizing
shop at 81 North Main street.--adv
]. r. Kent, associate editor of the
Youths Companion stopped in the city I
Yesterday long enough to visit his old a
1aunts of school days at Goddard sem q
mary, from which he graduated with ,
he class of '95. Mr.. Kent, with his |
family, is passing the month of Au. /
gust in Calais. a
Miss Blanche l.. Spaulding of this t
'ity left yesterday for Lima, O., to
7isit Mrs. Henry NJ Ollie. a classmate '
VI hers at Goddard seminary in the Y
lass of 81, who will better be remem. I
'ered by the other graduates, perhaps,
Is Miss Sadie Wilson. Miss Spauld. 7
ng will return 10 Barre in time for a
he opening of Goddard seminary, a
where she will become member Of a
he faculty.
tenement house for sale Cen :
rally located on parcel of land con +;
aiming 3H acres, more or less; spring :,
md city water; plenty small fruit, \
rsspberries. black cherries,
herries, apples and grapes, all of n
which are produced in quantities h
reason for selling is because Il
{ change in working conditions This "
property can be bought at reason. I,
bic price Address, IT. NJ" care Times fl
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A sale contaminated at the D. A.
'erry Real Estate agency yesterday "
transferred for Mrs. Margaret Nc. if
arthy of this city her property at So NJ
rook street, consisting Of a house and
parcel of land, to Louis and Mary
omsnos of Prospect street. The pur-
hasers bought the property for in
estment purposes only and plan to
lake extensive improvements This b
gency also sold for Mrs. Frank y. u
'orthrop of Rensselaer, Falls. n. ",
pr farm In Orange. known as the ~
anna farm and consisting of more VI
nan 300 acres Of land. TO Edward q
ewerenz of this city. Mr.. Lewerenz
ltends to take immediate possession
the property.
Or. 4. r Heininger, dentist. Of Park
rect is probably one of the very few VI
are people who has shaken hands wi
it'll President Harding. This person Al
contact with the president came TO !
r. Heininger last week while at Ian
ster, y. H.. where he went purposely
} get a glimpse Of the president, vet
tile dreaming of having the honor of
taking hands with him while there. Bs
r Heininger spends week each M
onth at his office in Island Pond,
I'd il was from there that he motored Nj
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