The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bridgeport, Conn
Misses Doris and Hazel Spencer hav
left for South Ryegate to spend tn
week with relatives.
Everything in the line of home cook
ing sold at the New Home Bakery,
Keith avenue, Aug. l6.-adv.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. IL, will
be held Tuesday, Aug. l6, at 7:l5 P. m
Allen B. Gale of this city left yes
terday for Groton to resume worl
there which he left about two week
ago.
James Hastings and family have left
by auto for an extended trip through
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Con
necticut.
Mrs. B. w. Hooker of IL Park stree!
and Mrs. Frank w. Jackson of Lib.
erty street left for Boston yesterday to
spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. l.. B. Dodge and daughter
Vivian, of Averill street have returned
from Queen City park on Lake Cham
plain, after stay of week.
II. P. Bradbury of Washington
street left yesterday for Burlington
with his mother and sister, Ruby, and
will stay there over the week.
Charles Miers, regular of the Barre
fire department, ended his two weeks
vacation to-day, and Laurence Wilcox,
another regular, began his vacation.
Mrs. Esther Gearin and daughter,
Lillian, of Brooklyn, \ Y, arrived in
Barre Saturday to spend couple of
months at their home on Beckley hill
Mrs L. G. Cram and Miss Ella Null
Ter of Hartford, Conn. are visiting at
the Ralph Turner home at l56 South
Main street for week or two, having
arrived in the city Saturday.
Misses Margaret A. bowers and
Alice Walker left Saturday night for
New York City, where they will visit
for 10 days. They expect to spend
few days in Boston before returning
James Milne, William Watt and
Frank Woodcock returned yesterday
from Joes pond, where they have been
camping a while in c. w. Martins cot
tage.
V. A. G. Dey arrived in town Fri
day from his home in Montreal and
is passing a short vacation at the home
of james Stuart on Park street with
his family and relatives.
Miss Mamie A. Nelson. a trained
nurse, from the University OF Pennsyl.
vania, has returned after months |
Mary Nelson OF jefferson street.
Bartlett Williams of North Crafts
bury was a business visitor in Barre |
and vicinity the latter part of the
week Mrs. Williams, who accompanied |
him, visited relatives during the short |
stay.
Miss Ethel Mcfarland arrived home |
night from New York, where |
she attended the summer clinic in
speech correction given by DR.. Freder
lex Martin, director of speech improve
ment in the public schools of New
York City.
+. A. Prindle offers his l4-room.
three story residence at IS 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.
Orpheus Bizzozero arrived yesterday
n the city from New York City to
visit friends and relatives in town,
stopping at the present at the home
If Joseph Calcagni at Humbert
street. He is a graduate of the 20 class
If Spaulding.
Another rip roaring party at Brook
ield Thursday, Aug. is. Bunnell's
lew York jazz band will furnish their
riginsl ryme, rythm aud pep music.
)on't miss this dance. Admission,
Ito per couple. Gentlemen Use, ladies
sc, war tax includel adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Sowles Of
}eckley hill, with their guests. Mr.. a.,
Ella Foster and Miss Ella Richards of
Boston, motored yesterday to Bethle !
EN-, " H.. where the latter two will ]
Ass a couple of weeks with Mr. and :
lrs. George Palmer of Burlington, at
helr summer nome.
Smoke coming from clothes. which !,
ad caught fire over the gas range as .
lrs. Arthur Boyea was ironing Sat
rday evening at Gas, caused neigh :
OF some apprehension about the safe
Y of the home, with the result that !,
still alarm was sent to the fire sta
ion Squad A answered the call, but
a. Enbt.-rr 1 I
ioyea had done all that was neces-
airy before any loss Of consequence ?
ad occurred.
George Young of Warren street left
his morning by auto for Brockton,
lass, where he will meet his son.
ames. and continue to Old Orchard
lr a few days outing Mr.. Young was 1,
by Mrs. Arthur Young of q
he Montpelier road. Miss Maria Laing,
no returns to her home in Provi- \
nnce. r. l.. and by Misses Lillian and A
nd friends in Quincy and Swampscott
: well as in New York City y
Two-tenement house for sale. Cen I
ally located on parcel Of land cum ,
lining 3h acres, more or less; spring :
nd city water; plenty small fruit, =
rawberries, raspberries, blaokherries, =
FERRIES, apples and grapes, ell of A
hich are produced in quantities; q
rner's reason for selling is because
change in working conditions. This
can be bought at a reason.
lie price Address, IT. NJ" care Times
iice.-adv.
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