The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-08
TALK or THE TOWN

II To Rent Five-room tenement o.
/ Camp street Edith M Carr, 1862 M
H adv.
Il Ice cream enough said, because tn
\ rest Of the talking is done BY our quail
| ity. browns Drug store. -adv.
1 kreamy ice kream in favors to sui
and taste, fresh at all times. Try !
package Barre Drug Co. adv.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krinovit1 q
| fremont street have returned from al
automobile trip TO Carthage, N. Y.
H Mrs. Louis Simonds Of Boston Is Wis
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Walter Krinovitz, Of fremont street.
| Long distance and general trucking
furniture a speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel. 726-M or 746-W
i adv.
i Mrs. w. d. Smith, Miss Eva Smith
and Carroll Smith have gone to Greens
boro, where they viii spend week at
their camp
/ Automobile channels and sponges. I
We have just the kind to keep your car
| looking spic and span. browns Drug
| store.--adv
Cool and inviting, where Won will
find wide variety Of ices and sundaes,
made with quality ingredients and
in a sanitary manner promptly the
Barre Drug Co.-adv.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald and
daughter, Mary, Mrs. Duncan Mcmillan,
SRI, and daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Dul-
can Mcmillan, jr., and Mrs Jane Kae
and daughter, Iris, leave tomorrow for
Joe's pond. where they will spend two
weeks in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan Of Hart
ford are spending short vacation with
Mrs. Ryan's sister, Mrs George Cola
mer Of ii Academy street. After 4
short stay at the home Of Mrs Dens
more in jericho. they will return 10
Hartford, visiting Niagara Falls. Al
bany and New York. and then to Hast
ings Neb., to visit Mr.. Ryan's sister.
A farewell party was held last eve
ming at the home Of Miss Mary Agos
tint of Railroad street for Miss Elidia
Croce, who leaves tonight for New
York City Refreshments consisting OF
ice cream and waters were served BY
Miss Mary Agostini and Miss Edrige
Resteili. In behalf Of the company pres
ent Silvio Parnigoni presented Miss
Croce beautiful umbrella. for which
she fttinglv responded. The evening
WAS spent with games and dancing
The party broke up towards the wee
hours Of the morning, wishing Miss
Croce the best Of luck in her new home
One Of the finest real estate deals ID
some time was consummated yesterday
agency when they sold the George w.
Lynde farm in Williamstown 70 Ora Il. |
Whitney of that place. The farm il
considered one Of the largest and best
in Orange county and consists of $50 |
acres. 100 Of which i tillage. The en-.
tire farm is in high state Of cuiti-
walton producing from 200 to $50 tons
of hay and has capacity for over 100
cows. A large sugar orchard Is connect
ed with the property and is rated as
one of the best in the state, having |
! 900 fine trees. The house on the prop
erty is modern three story buiIdIag
and il equipped with modern plumbing.
electric lights, hardwood floors id +
steam heat There are several .afge
barns with ample hay storage. THIS
has often been called the bost
farm in the county in the light II ca
paeity and cultivation. Mr.. Whitney
purchased the property OF Charles
Briggs, administrator Of the Lynde es-
tate. The exact price of the properly
the hay, is not known but 1t
was in the vicinity of $4,000.