The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-22
TALK or THE TOWN

Hic =, Laurel Street.---adV.
For plumbing ana heating. call Jamea
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street Tel. S23-W
adv.
II Received fresh, Foss chocolates, aIst
Page 4 Shaw's, at browns Drug store
adv.
II The Gatusi campfire girls will meet
Friday night at 1880 at the home Of
Hazel Stewart.
H E. r.. Fletcher, a well known Wood
bury quarter. was business visitor
in the city yesterday.
II Howard Ramsey and Dana Sherwin
of Burlington arrived in the city to-
day on brief business trip.
| w, H. Gale of Wellington street re-
turned to the city yesterday from
Springfield, Mass, where he has been
on short business trip.
/ ]. Wilson Dodd Of the Presbrey -Le-
land company left to-day for Hartford,
Conn, on short business trip in the
interests of the concern.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson Of
Canaan, N. FL. are passing few days
|
H. r. Human, Of Hill street.
Carnival postponed. Owing to condi-
tions the knight Of Columbus carnival
and mardi gras has again been post
poned to Saturday, July lady.
Douglas M. Barclay Of Franklin
street has returned to his home in this
city after winning the state trapshoot
ing contest in Rutland this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford c. Patch of
Boston are passing a week with
friends in this city. Mr.. Patch is con-
nected with the firm of Cook & Wat
kins here.
Miss Josephine Lucchinna of Cot
tage street returned home to-day from
Northampton, Mass, where she has
been attending Smith college during
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs Timer F. Smith OF IS
Merchant .street returned last eve
ming from vinal Haven, Me-, where
they have been passing two weeks
visit with relatives.
A motor party. consisting Of J.. w.
and Edward Marble, Edward McGulrk, |
H. Cummings and Harry McCue of
Windsor, passed yesterday and to-day |
in this city visiting friends.
Come and see the bargains in bar
onette silk. embroidered voiles and EN-
broidered organizes in white and varied |
colors The Little Dry Goods store, |
Cottage street, off North Main.ad
Warren Trace, a salesman for he |
firm of Littlejohn, Odgers & Milne.
who has been passing a week at the |
company's Office in this city, left yes
terdsy for his home in GAINESVILLE, 0.
Remember that tomorrow night at |
s o'clock Miss Lillian Roberts is TO
give dramatic recital in the Meth
odist church. She will be assisted by
Hildreth +. Martin, soloist Price, 25c,
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Cole, who wee
married last week in New York City
and who have been passing few days
at the home of Mr.. Coles mother %
this city, left to-day for their homa IN
New York.
Bankrupt shoe stock, $1,000 worth
Just arrived. to be sold at great sacrii e
Thursday at Barre Bargain
store. Shoes for l9c, SOC, SOC, SOC, Csc.
~. 10, 500 and S5.9S a pair. Buy for
the entire family. -adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson. for
mer residents Of this city, who have
been passing 10 days visit with
friends here, left yesterday for Pitts
field, Mass. to pass few days before
returning to their home in Piqua, o. II
George Cleary, John Ruell and Dana
L. Spencer arrived here yesterday from
Burlington to make final preparations
for the big mardi gras at Intercity
park, but owing to the wet grounds the
arrival was put off again to July |.
Advertising letters from German
firms are reaching this city regularly,
German jewelry, liquors
Ind other materials and quoting the
ocal buyers good prices on such arti
les. Very few of these letters ever
eceive enough consideration from To-
al dealers TO be read over.
The steady downpour of rain for sew
raj days left Intercity park in such
DnQltloH tNhN Nut management OF the
nights OF Columbus carnival and
iardi gras decided to again postpone
he affair, this time until Saturday.
uly /. This is the second postpone
rent, the original date of showing hav-
" been last Saturday.
Friends in this city will be interest
1 to learn that Eddie" McGinnis.
primer Goddard man, has been elected
ext captain of the University of Yer
lont baseball team on which he
layed first base this year. This is
he second Goddard captain in two
ears, Bonnie Tryon having served in
nat capacity this year.
A number Of young friends and
,hoolmates Of Miss Mary Blackmore
Pleasant street gathered at her
ome last evening to surprise her on
n 18th birthday anniversary. Games
many kinds were played and The
Tening passed very pleasantly. The
Dung hostess was presented a sub
antisl gift by her friends and re-
,onded feelingly for it. Refreshments
ere served during the evening and
e party broke up, wishing her many
Ippy returns Of the day.
Everett Hood, well known locally
travelling scissors grinder and