The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-29
TALK or THE TOWN

L FIREWORKS. Leave orders now q
Lander's Cigar store,-adv.
See the bargains in millinery at Mr..
Birnie's, 4 Laurel street. adv.
Read the X. Of G. carnival, field da,
and mardi gras adv, page six. adv.
/ Raymond A. Fish Of Pittsfield was
visitor at the hospital here yesterday
j Miss Mary White Of West Topshan
Is at the City hospital for radium treat
ment.
II z, G. Adams of Mount Holly is pass
ing few days in the city on bust
ness.
1 The public is looking for d Barre
name plate on your car. How about
its-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Mcdonald d
East Corinth are in town to-day on
business.
Caesar Garibaldi Of Fortney place
has gone to Buffalo, N. Y, where he
has obtained employment.
A bunch Of flowers purchased from
the young ladies tomorrow viii give
you pleasure and help the hospital
Miss Clara Watkins Of Summer
street leaves tonight for New Haven,
Conn.,, where she will pass the sum.
mer,
John Paul Of West Patterson street
leaves tonight for Jersey City. where
he will pass few days with his
daughter.
Mrs. John Gill and Madeline Flint
OF this city left to-day for Burlington,
where Miss Flint will pass week with
relatives.
Supt Robert B. Jones of the Jones
Bros. company returned home to-day
from weeks camping trip at High
gate Springs.
Call firemen take notice The whis-
tie will be out of commission to day
while the boiler inspector makes his
examination.
We will be glad to receive orders for
fireworks from all old customers. also
many new ones. Tel. 3l5-M. X. a.
Kendall. adv.
Reynolds a Son have completed NOV
ing their Office from the front Of the
store and it is now located in the rear
Of the main building.
Clyde Lawless of the Main street
route was back on the postman's beat
this morning, having nearly recovered
from his recent illness.
The annual picnic-of the mission cir
Gle of the Tniyersalist church will be
held at the home of Mrs Brooks, Camp
street, morrow friday at 2 80 p. m. |
The Hospital aid is to hold flower
sale on Friday for the benefit Of the |
hospital. Be generous with the young
ladies when they try to sell you q
bouquet.
James A. Boyce left this week fSr
Seattle. Wash, to visit an uncle who |
IL i'll. Mr.. Boyce had recently arrived |
here from New York to pass Few
days at his home in Websterville.
Mrs. Susan NJ Chandler. who was
injured in an automobile accident Sun
day, rallied yesterday afternoon fol
lowing sinking spell and passed
lairly good night. Her condition to.
lay was more favorable than yester-
lay.
School commissioners were busy this
morning making the annual rounds Of
he public schools throughout the city /
20 determine what repairs and inn
,rovements would be needed during the
summer. II is not expected that there
will be a very heavy outlay, however
A sale has been contaminated
through the d. A. Perry Real Estate
,gency whereby the property on Trow
ill, formerly owned by Mrs. Z. $. vii
Jams of this city, was transferred 70
Floyd B. Edwards and wife of Mer-
liant street. The property consisted
II house and about two acres of land
The sewing committee of the Hospi
al Aid society would appreciate
arge attendance at the weekly sewing
Meeting Friday afternoon in the hospi-
al dining room at $50 o'clock Come
prepared TO sew or TO take the work
Iome if preferred A large quantity Of
lew supplies has been bought and the
ommittee wish 20 get them made up
= quickly as possible, as they are
much needed for use.
Mrs. R. s. Currier and Mrs. y. D.
helps are among the nine Vermont
Fomen who have been attending. this
Veek, the 10th biennial General Fed
ration OF Womens Clubs at Chautau-
ua, ". Y. the others being Mrs. Stay
on and Miss Moody of Morrisviile,
lrs Davis, Mrs Kaylsr and Mrs
Wright Of Windsor, Mrs. Clifford Of /.
'ethel and Mrs. Moore of Rutlani J
The store on the southerly side Of c
he l. NJ. Averill building on North
lain street has been leased for a term e
{ years to the r. L. Center Co OF l
utIand. dealers in goods Of the five
nd ten-cent variety but also handling 7
ome goods OF higher price. The lease I
dated from July !. The firm has Z
cen doing business until lately in some
ew York cities. il is understood. but y
planning 10 devote its attention TO 4
he Vermont field. with the parent ?
ore in Rutland. The store was for Q
'erly occupied by L. NJ. Averill, later a
v the Eastern Estate Tea Co. and Z
" time by the Granite Savings Bank
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