The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-05
TALK or THE TOWN

macy. adv.
All popular sheet music now 25c a
Littlefield' /. -adv.
II Frank Smith Of Stowe was in thi,
city yesterday for radium treatment.
Il Blaine Martin Of Plainfield was ii
the city yesterday on business visit
For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street, Tel. s23 w
--adv.
+. w. Eastman of GlencIiff, N. III.
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends
1 Stephen Andreoletti and Victor Fon-
tana have gone To Brattleboro TO be
employed.
"a Mans Home the perfect picture
with an all-star cast, at the Park Mon
| day.-adv.
/ Mrs Noah Hall Of Calais entered the
City hospital yesterday for radium
| treatment.
H. II. Washburn of Glencliff, n H.,
was in this city yesterday for radium
treatment.
You can save 30 per cent on your
hand bag. See the new ones at Land
er's. adv.
Gordon Scott returned to-day from
Camp Abnaki, where he has spent the
past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cutler returned
home this morning from Boston, driv-
ing new Oakland car.
Robert Isbam, Leo Hutchinson and
Paul Rand, all Of Burlington. are Wis
iting friends in this city for few
days.
Miss Josephine Fontana Of Central
street left to-day for Greenfield, Mass,
where she will visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Neale Hooker left this morning
for Winooski, where she will remain
while Captain Hooker is in camp at
Fort Ethan Allan.
The Barre Legion baseball team will
Journey to Williamstown this after
noon to the play the Williamstown
team, the game to start at 3 o'clock.
Ralph Reghin, Alex. Clark and Peter
Maberini returned this morning from
Highgate Springs, where they have
been in camp for the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Labounty Of Worcester,
Mass, who has been visiting at the
home Of her brother, John Hylan, of
North Main street. has returned to her
home.
H. B. Jackson Of Turner's Falls,
Mass, former resident of this city, |
returned home yesterday, after pass
ing several weeks with relatives in this
city.
Ernest Bilodeau has returned to his !
duties at the Union Dry Goods Co.. aft
err weeks vacation spent in Milford |
and Worcester, Mass, and Manchester,
N. FL.
Friends OF Mrs. Eliza Mulch of Lib
erty street will be pleased to learn that |
she is progressing nicely, after an oper
alton at the Mary Fletcher hospital on
Mrs, Patrick A. Noon. Mrs. F. c.
Wetmore, Mrs Robert Murphy and Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Lawrence attended the
funeral of the late Thomas Harring
ton in Burlington yesterday
A. Prescott Hitler and Miss M. G.
Prescott Hitler of Burlington arrived in
The city o.day on their way to Wash
ngton, where they will pass some time
It the home Of Mrs. w. v. Curtis.
The city clerks office will be open
ZACH evening from $3.50 to until Aug.
% for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Aug, 10 is the last day you can pay
four taxes without extra charges. /.
Notice Come to the Methodist !
hurch next Wednesday evening at 8
,'clock and hear the Wells family con-
ert. A program of mirth and music; {
eadings. Admission 25c, children l5c. j
-adv. I,
Allan G. Dix, who has been visiting
Il the home OF +. O. Kent of yelling
on street for the past few weeks, re-
urned this morning TO his home in
n. J. His mother, Mrs
LATHE Dix, will remain at the Kent
ONE for the present.
The national retail monument deal /
RS annual convention is to be held in !
Mass, this year. The I
ates set for the meet are Aug IS, l6 4
nd IL. Many of the local manufsc- 8
Irers are planning to attend as usual !
ut il is expected that there win be :
cry few exhibits from this city. Local D
callers have for some wears been in
he habit of having their individual ex- j
ibit spaces but owing to the condi- /,
on of affairs this year they will be a
mitted. The local Granite Manufac- o
rers' association plans to have a
and, however. on which they will dis p
lay small exhibits of finished, ham. r,
iered. polished and turned Barre gran a
A. /