The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
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! George WI Adams Of Suffield passe
the week end with friends in the city.
4 Attorney 5. Hollister jackson ha
!. returned from business visit to Wash
ington, ID G.
II Harold Townsend Of Hardwick WA
! d week end visitor in this city return
ing home yesterday
n Herman Davis began to-day twt
: weeks vacation from his duties at tnt
A II. d. Ladd Co.'s store.
Mrs. A. Fine and sons, Irving and
Harry, left yesterday by auto for Bos
ton on business trip.
| First aid corn plasters relieve quick
and cures at the same time. PIC at
Red Cross Pharmacy. adv.
| Principal jew. Hatch OF Montpelier
seminary occupied the pulpit at The
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
| ing.
i Mrs, William @. Duncan OF Granite
1 willie, r.. O., was visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Alfred Lawson of Webster
vile over the week end.
i Throw away your crutches, use
Rheuma and walk without rheumatic
pains and stiffness, says Il. A. Drown,
local agent for this great rheumatism
remedy. adv.
| Stanley Tassie Of the Calder n Rich
ardson Coal company returned to- the
city yesterday, after passing weeks
vacation from his duties at his sum.
mer home in Woodbury..
Miss Mildred Lander Of Washington
street returned home today from NAL
let's bay, where she has been passing Al
few days to resume her duties at the
Littlefield Piano company.
Harold White, Ambrose Quinlan and
Ralph Pierce returned home Saturday
evening from two weeks trip through
New Hampshire and Maine, where they
stopped for while at Old Orchard
beach before vending their way home
ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Il. Campbell, Mrs.
Mamie Morrison, Miss Elsie Morrison
and Mrs George g Walker, returned
home Saturday afternoon, after
weeks visit with relatives and friends
lin Gould, Lake Megantic and other
points in Quebec.
Regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange will be held at grange hall on
Tuesday evening. Aug, l., at 5 o'clock
sharp The first and second degrees
will be conferred on six candidates.
Let's show the new members. that our
grange ii live one.
The Berlin. N. FL, Reporter tells Of
the death Of Miss Mabel III HAYES n
Gorham, N. H., on Sunday, July "a. |
She was killed in an automobile aeri- |
dent. The funeral was last Wednesday. |
Miss Hayes was born in Barre, Aug |
"a, 1904. but most OF her life had been
passed in Gorham.
Raymond Charles Lupien, a fireman
at the central fire station, was quietly |
united in marriage to Georgiana Leslle !
Wells Of 30 Elm street al the Congre-
gational parsonage ON Perry street
Saturday morning at II o'clock. Rsy.
T. i. Goodspeed performing the single
ring ceremony.
Mrs. Isabella johnston returned to i
her home on Blackwell street on last
after three weeks visit
with her son, Robert Johnston Of Buff
falo, n. X. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Robert Johnston and daughter,
who viii spend A month with relatives
here.
Jay walkers in the city Of Barre are
politely requested to use the plainly
iefined sidewalks on the main street. /
Numerous persons have made com
plants to the police officers here that
motorists have been coming very close
% them as they crossed the street.
These reports rarely come from those
who use the crosswaiks, however, and
he traffic officer refuses to hold him /
elf accountable for any accident which !
occurs off the crosswalks. At the same {
lime auto owners should use a little ]