The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-12
TALK or THE TOWN

II Thomas Magner of Burlington was
\ in this city to-day on business,
II Ross Gale Of Plainfeld was visitor
Il in the city last evening on business
II The coolest place in town to have
H your college ice. Red Cross Pharmacy
II adv.
H Joseph Nelson Of the Barre Gas Co.
H left to-day on business trip to st.
H Adams
II Clarence Ward of Burlington arrived
\ in the city to-day for short visit with
4 friends.
\ Dance, Bailey hail. Montpelier, Thurs
\ day, July Is. Jacobs seven piece orches-
ira. adv.
| Alfred Davis Of Trow Hill has com
menced work at the Nye Motor Co. as
a salesman.
Casper Clark of French street com
menced work this morning IN the 4, p.
Ladd Co. store.
H DR.. and Mrs. D. G. Watt and Mrs.
| G. Z. Libbey, all of Danville, spent yes
terday in Barre,
H j. B. McGroty and r. r. Foote Of
Burlington are passing few days IN
the city on business.
1 Robert Ball Of South Glens Falls,
N. ", arrived in the city yesterday Tor
short business visit
II Mrs. A. NJ Thompson of Buffalo, n.
", is passing few days visit with
friends in this city.
II Paul Tierney Of South Main street
left last night for Hartford, Conn,
where he is employed
i Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Gilman of Man
chester, N. H., arrived in the city last
evening for brief visit.
Let us make your screen windows
and doors. 1t will save you money.
Call 747M oKo Co.--adv.
Miss NJ. M. Minnie Of the Nash Co.
returned this morning from Boston, |
where she went on business
Mrs. Thomas Desjardins of Union
street has been confined to her home
for the past few day~by illness.
Alto Mariani, r. Utter, n Utter and |
Joseph Cory, all Of this city, were in
Waterbury yesterday on business.
Mrs. James Mann Of Montreal ar
rived in this city yesterday to visit at
the home Of Mrs. J. II. Miller Of Boyce
street
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture a speciality. Granite City |
Bottling Works, Tel 72o-M Or 746-W
adv
The condition Of Lazime Tangusy OF
Hillside avenue, who has been ill for
the past few weeks, is greatly i'm
proved
John Robertson Of Boyce street re-
turned yesterday from Montreal, where
he has been visiting relatives for the
past few days.
Miss Mary Realm Of Brook street
left this morning for Manchester, n
H., where she win visit for few
days with relatives.
Arthur Campbell Of North Main
street left this morning for Old Or
chard, Me, where he will spend few
days with relatives.
A party consisting of James T. Mar
rion, James Browne, John 0Teary,
Charles LeClair and Charles H. Wishart
were visitors in Newport yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Eisenwinter Of Elm street ,
and children have returned from Ma ,
tick, Mass, where they have been vis- ,
iting at the home of Mrs. Eisenwinter's
mother
Mrs w. ]. GeBaron and daughter, 7
Mrs Kathleen Luce, Of Waterbury left !
yesterday for their home, after Wis
ting friends in this city for few :
days.
Miss Helen O'Keefe of Maple Grove
street is passing two weeks vaca
ton from her duties at the Cooley I
Wright garage in Waterbury at her ! o
home here. !
Misses Marjorie Worcester and Mary !.
spectively. left early this week for Bur.
lington, where they are enrolled at the :
teachers summer school. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cleveland and Ed. G
ward Putnam, all c. Lawrence, Mass,
and Miss Josephine Pierson of Spring. Il
feld, Mass, arc visiting at the home Ia
II A. G. Miles Of Sou. b Main street p
Ugo Valli of Blackwell street, who :
has been employed for the past year !,
,r more in Buffalo, n. Y, arrived home !.
here yesterday. being thrown out of !,
by the railroad strike in :
hat place. !,
Late sleepers in the north end have II
lad their slumbers disturbed for the ci
vast two mornings by the added din OF
i a stoneshed whistle, that of the
larr & Gordon firm. The plant has
zen in operation since last Monday.
nut the majority of the cutters and
urfscers began duties this morning
Various complaints have been com
ne lately Of the intense heat Of the
asst few days. Reports show that Their :
register anywhere from 90 r
o ll2. the last-named being from a
thermometer on a tin building facing II
he sun this morning This registrs-
ion was, however, about 20 degrees of
rom the correct heat. If
The new stonecrusher belonging to In
he city was put into operation yester- i
sy on a grout pile situated just north n
{ the r l. Clark feed store. The ma.
t4r,a con~,.s 80 - - ~..o~nl 49,. -