The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fred Barnard Of Newport returned
home yesterday, after receiving radiun
treatment.
See the Highland dancing at the Clar
Gordon picnic Saturday, July 90 All
} are welcome.-adv.
James Carroll of North Main street
has returned home, after passing Sun
day in Burlington.
Wheelock Boyce of BrattIeboro
: passed the week end at the home OF
Mrs. Eva Riggs Of Prospect avenue.
Mrs. j. G. Little Of Bradford returned
to her home yesterday, after receiving
radium treatment at the City hospital.
\ James Duncan of Syracuse, N. ",
formerly Of this city, is passing a few
days visit with friends and relatives
here.
John Mclean OF Montpelier began
yesterday two weeks vacation from
his duties at the Union Clothing com
pany.
| Mrs. Margaret Smith Of Liberty
street has returned home, after a
weeks visit with friends at Queen City
park.
George Laing Of Plain street has re-
turned home from Philadelphia, where
he has been employed for the past few
months.
| Mrs. Mayo Lynde, nurse at DIR. G. f..
Robinson's Office, began yesterday a
weeks vacation which she plans to
spend in Canada.
| Mrs. James Devers, who has been
visiting relatives in Tacoma, Wash. \
for the past few months, arrived home
in this city to-day.
Leland Avery Of East Barre left on
Sunday for Bethlehem, N H.. where he
has been engaged to play ball with one
OF the teams there.
Charles Lascor, travelling salesman
for the Martinson estate firm, arrived
in the city yesterday from Indianapolis
for visit at the home Office here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krinoyitz Of
fremont street returned yesterday
from Manchester, N. FL, where they
visited friends over the week end.
Roderick Cameron of Sherbrooke, p. |
O., arrived yesterday to visit for a
month at the home Of his son, Rodcrick |
Cameron, IT., Of Washington street
Are you thinking of building or re.
pairing your homeg 1t will pay you TO |
buy your house finish from us. oKo |
Co. South Main street, phone TAI M.
adv.
Robert Mackie of the Peoples Ma
tionaI bank is taking his annual vaca-
tion from his duties and started this
week on motor trip to Boston and vi
entity.
Miss Laura Anderson Of Hartford,
Conn, formerly Of this city, is passing
few DAYS at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Henderson Of Academy
street.
Frances Ward, formerly student in
this city, returned yesterday to her
home in Baltimore, Md, after visit
with friends and relatives in South
Barre.
Samples Of stock from the Adamant
quarry were being exhibited by work
men on the street this morning and
aroused great deal Of interest IL does
not appear to be quite as hard a stone II
as the Barre light stock but from an
end view it hammers nicely. II
A number of youngsters dressed in
many kinds of clothing from that Of II
the Chinese to the kits OF Scot
darkies, cowboys, Mexicans and bad III
men all lined up behind four little girls
carrying the American flag and led by III
a boy on pony marched around the
rity park last evening on their way to h
Lincoln campus. They made one stop II
to give two junior chautauqua yells be-
fore attempting to climb the hill. HI
The five young men who were mixed
up in row on the .'hill'' some time
ago, in which a Waterman fired shot III
when they approached the Wetmore & III
Morse quarry in an automobile, after III
eaving dance in East Barre. were HI
brought into city court yesterday for II
entence, after having pleaded guilty III
= f. Finnegan was given fine of Sl5 II
md costs of s7.39 and +. Halligan, r. II
finnegan, r. Flair and A. Belanger
ach paid fine of $40 and costs which II
'aried from Sz.05 TO 500 in each case II
or breach of the peace. II
A valuable fox-hound belonging 10 II
James G. Prize of this city went 10 its
loom yesterday near the corner of
street and Huntington ave- Y
ne The dog was in the road in the =
ct of crossing the street when it was
truck by large touring car licensed 4
rom Hartford, Conn. After hitting the
nimal the driver stopped his car with
he idea of seeing what could be done
or il. Giving a few convulsive gasps
nd feeble kicks, the animal Law stiIl
o rise no more. The motorist. who
fas himself dog lover, sought out
Ir Pirie with the idea OF making
operations or remuneration for the
,ss. Despite the fact that the dog was
ighly priced Mr.. Pirie would accept
othing