The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-10
TALK, or THE TOWN

Mrs Caroline -DeJardine of Union
street entered the City hospital last
night for treatment.
| Mrs. G. A, Brown Of Jefferson street
left yesterday for Capital Island, Me-
where she plans to spend week
Edward Groark Of Burlington, who
has been visiting at the local Metro
politan office, returned home to-day.
Mrs. Edmund Tarbox Of Beckley
street left this morning for Mortified,
where she will visit friends for few
days.
Osmond Dodge of Elm street, left
this morning for Elizabeth, Nj, where
he will visit his uncle, Frank Dodge, for
two weeks.
Miss Olivia Clark of Providence, r.
l., is passing two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. kchoe, local district
health nurse.
Rev. j. Duke King and wife of Ru,
pert are passing few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King Of
Washington street.
Louis OLeary and Steve Slayton,
who are playing bali for the Bethle-
hem, N. H., team are spending few
days at their homes.
Mrs. kehoe, the Red Cross nurse, will
hold a baby conference at the Brook
street school Friday, Aug. IL, from
2;30 to 4:3O O'Clock.
Michael Campbell of New Haven,
Conn, arrived in the city this morning
for visit at the home Of Miss Helen
Boyce of Graniteville.
Mrs. C. H. Northrop Of Merchant
street returned yesterday from Lanes
boro, where she spent the past week at
the Knox Northrop camp.
Amateur developing and printing.
Bring your films here for frst-cIass
and quick service. Free advice given ON
picture taking. Shores studio. adv.
Ernest d. Leach, organist at st. |
Paul's church in Burlington, returned
there this morning, after visiting Rev. |
A. Cyril Drumm for the past few days |
The rush of people who wait until |
the last minute 70 pay their taxes was
still going strong to-day and the city |
Jerks office was filed almost all morn
ng.
Miss Jeanette. Williams of Boston,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Brown of Jefferson street for the
,ast week, returned home this morn
ng.
Mrs. Mary Quigley and Miss Ruth
luigley of Somerville, Mass, are Wis
sing friends and relatives ia Barre,
Montpelier and Williamstown for
month.
Mrs. James Booth of Springfield, |
lass, returned home this morning,
fter several weeks spent at the home
4 her son, G, A. Brown, of jefferson
treet.
Kenneth Spaulding and Joseph Tai
ert of the home office of the Metro
olitan Insurance company from New
'ork were business visitors az the To-
al office yesterday, returning to New
'ork this morning.
Henry Greenwood was arrested to- f.
ay by Dennis Donahue, deputy sher- l
!, on a states attorneys warrant. I'll
alleged that Greenwood was intoxi- {
sted in WebsteryilIe last Saturday q
ight He will be brought into court Q
,-day. II
One Of the largest crowds attending J
. auction in this vicinity in some time
as present yesterday at the antique !
lie conducted by d. A. Perry of this :
ty for the O. G. Clement estate in
orinth. The sale attracted much ont 6
state attention inasmuch as Mr..
cement left the greater part of his
oney to Dartmouth. It was estimat-
that there we're over 100 autos on y
e premises before noon, great many :
ming from New Hampshire and Mas
chusetts, as well as other states. All :,
the antiques put on sale brought :
ny high prices, much higher, in fact. !"
an would naturally have been ex- !.
cted. -
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