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

II Mems smoked elk sport oxfords, $40
II at Sheas.--adv.
Il John GokE of Mortified was i
H town to-day on business.
II John Gregware Of South Main stree
\ was in Burlington yesterday on bust
H ness.
h Yes, the big July sale starts Satur
day morning at the Union Dry Good
h Co. adv.
\ Frank Stafford Of Stowe was a
the City hospital yesterday for rad IN
| treatment.
| Miss Doris Lander of Washingto,
street is visiting relatives in Burling
| ton for few days.
| Miss Josephine Rizzi of Berlin street
has gone to Brattleboro, where she ha,
obtained employment
Ice cream--enough said, because tlit
rest of the talking is done by our quail
ity. browns Drug store. adv
II Be sure to get one of those imported
vacuum bottles for SOC on sale Satur.
day at the Union Dry Goods Co---adv
i Come early Saturday morning for
the hundreds of bargains offered in the
| big July sales at the Union Dry Goods
| Co.-adv.
/ Mrs John f. Hoban and daughter,
! Miss Mary Hoban, have gone to Glare
mont, n H., where they viii spend the
summer.
Maccabees, attention: The collector
will be at the Home Bakery Saturday
afternoon for dues. Please take no
! tice.--adv.
| Miss Madeline Dion and Miss Gladys
Noonan left Tuesday for Bethlehem, N
H., where they are to be employed in
the Reynolds house
A. R. Bell, together with other mem
bers of the Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION here, visited in Milford, N. IL,
on business yesterday
Charles Harris of South Main street
left yesterday for Warren. where he
win visit for few days at the home of
his daughter, Mrs Jessie McCallister
A son was born last Wednesday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batease Of Rut
land Mrs. Batease was Miss Murdena
Smith of this city before her marriage.
Club" Slade, who was in the cloth
ing business in this city about 30 years
ago and who is now resident Of Leon
mister, Mass, il visiting friends for
few days
The weekly band concert will be held
tonight from the band stand, as the
railing al the hotel has been painted
and the band cannot be stationed there
this week for that reason.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Tobin, Max Holden. MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Elliston and Miss Florence Canton
returned to-day from Highgate Springs,
where they spent the past week.
Miss Lillian HsIsall of Seminary
street, who has been passing a vaca
ton from the Palace garage with Mrs. |
James Whitehead OF ST. Adams, has |
returned to her home in this city.
Hair that is 50 radiant and beauti. |
fui that it causes envy is the kind of |
hair that any woman can have by sim
ply using Partisan Sage daily. Il. A.
Drown & Co. guarantee it.--adv.
Joseph Vair, who was but recently |
released from police headquarters upon
the payment of fine and costs for a
first offense, is back again. yair had
no sooner been released than he was
after the bottle again. He will be
tried tomorrow
Patrons of the Depot square restau-
rant were rather startled Yesterday
when a young man came through the
door wheeling a bicycle 20 which ne
was chained by both wrists and also
by chain around his neck. The Young
man ate his breakfast quite comfort
ably in spite of the chains Upon i'm
quiry IL developed that the eccentric
gentleman was Erwin D. Smith. age "a.
who left Austin. Texas, on Dec. 26,
1921, with the intention Of visiting cv.
FRY capital in the United States with Il
N two years. travelling all the way on
iis bicycle. He i firmly chained 20 his
Wheel and the chains are sealed aud
will remain so until the end Of the !
our. Mr. Smith claims that he eats. I
eeps and battles while chained 10 his
bicycle. He insisted that he was not ,
Ioing the stunt on bet nor will he
eceive any prize, but he pays his OK Z
'enses by selling pictures Of himself !
nd his bicycle. The chained cyclist has
lresdy visited 20 capitals and started 4
ut yesterday morning with the inten. /
ION OF going TO Concord n "