The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harry Wishart OF WinoosH was 9
visitor in this city to-day
r. f. Roy and wife of Barton were
| visitors in the city yesterday.
Public dance, North Montpelier
| Tuesday, Sept. 10. CAROLS orchestra
adv.
See the new Oakland sport model At
| Mortified fair, sll65 /. Q. b. n. + Gut
1 Ter q Son. adv.
| Miss A. Little Of this city left this
morning for Aver, Mass, for visit
with relatives.
Mrs Jerry Burke of this city left to-
day for Lisbon, N. H., for a visit with
friends and relatives.
MIR and Mrs. H. A. Richardson of this
city left to-day for Boston, where they
will make short visit.
Miss Florence McCrillis arrived in the
city to-day to resume duties as a nurse
at the Barre City hospital
Third Of the fall series Of dances,
Bailey hall, Montpelier, Tuesday, Sept.
10. Summers seven piece orchestra
adv.
Misses Dorothy Kicker and frances
Donahue Of Burlington returned home
Yesterday, after passing the week end
at the home of Miss Annie Mccarthy
of Summer street.
Mr.. Mondel of New York will be at
the Mrs. Shepard Co.'s store Wednes-
day, Sept. 20, with full line Of furs.
You are cordially invited to come in
and inspect his line. adv.
III pile sufferer, don't become de-
spondent--try DR.. Leonhardt's Hem
Rod, a harmless tablet that is guar
anteed to quickly Danish all misery or
money refunded. E. A. Drown adv.
Nose Hood says all roads lead to
West Topsham Thursday OF this week
when a real cIambake <rill be given at
his premises, preceded by a baseball
game between East Barre and South
Ryegate and program OF sports, and
followed by dance. To make sure OF
good bake, be has got J. 4. Roberts
of Barre as Chef
One Of the heavy stone teams which
has been transporting stone from a
quarry in the East Barre district was
left stranded with heavy base on
Washington street when the continu-
Gus heavy strain proved too much for
the supporting axles letting the body
down to close proximity with the
road. Workmen were busy this morn
ing transferring the heavy stone to an
other team after lacking up the broken
one.
A Burlington item in the Burlington
Free Press to day says. "The Misses |
Marie Schneider. Mary Black and Sadie
Kelly Of this city had the unique expe-
ricnce of hiking to Barre and return
over the week end They left Burling
ton on foot power Saturday noon and
arrived in Barre at 5;25 o'clock that
afternoon. They returned to Burling-
ton on Sunday. They admit that they
were given a number of lifts by auto
en- route. While in Barre, they
we're entertained at the home Of John
B. Kelly"
The fashion display Of fall coat and !
,uit models. held by Barre merchants in
he Park theatre last evening in con
JUNCTION with the regular slow, was
brilliant success. In every way the
how eclpsed that held by the mer-
hants last spring, colored lights and
wonderful fairyland stage setting aid
ng greatly in showing off the various
models and designs for fall and winter
wear. The models from the various
torres appeared one at time in a
mall pagoda with revolving dais as the
urtains were pulled back by two small
iris so that both back and front Of /
he coat or suit could be plainly seen.
stepping from The dais, each model /
gaIked slowly across circular plat {
orm built out around the orchestra so Z
hat every feature of the gown could
e seen. The local stores displaying
,odels were the Mrs. Shepard Co. store, ,
ash company, Homer Fits company !
nd the J. B. Kelly store. All Of the
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