The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-09
TALK or THE TOWN

Wright & Ditson tennis rackets anc
balls at browns. adv.
N. W. Beede of Lynn is passing Q
short visit with friends in this city.
| r. L. Sanders Of Burlington was q
business visitor in the city yesterday.
| Frank Richardson Of Chelsea was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
| Mems brown brogue oxfords, rub
Der heels, at Shea's. $4.9s pair adv
Miss Lillian Daley Of this city is
passing few days with friends in
| Mortified
w. W. Perkins of Rutland visited
friends in this city to-day while heie
on business
Lemon sherhet that tart and re-
| freshing dainty~-at the Barre Drug Co.
to day -adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Saint of Salem,
Mass, are visiting with friends and rel-
atives in this city.
B. X. and H. c. Sweet Of Knowlton,
Me, are passing few days in this
city with friends.
Mrs. Ottobelle Worthen Of Vergenncs
is passing short visit with friends and
relatives in the city.
Cherry, maple walnut, fresh straw
berry and vanilla ice cream at the foun-
tain at the Rexall store--ady.
J. J. Kittredge and son Of Milford,
Mass, granite retailers, are passing a
few days in the Barre district on bust
ness.
Maccabees, attention! The collector
will be at the Home bakery, Keith
avenue, Saturday afternoon from un-
til 5,
A son was born at the Barre City
hospital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bizzozero of 507 North Main
street.
George r. Ford of Boston, publisher
Of Granite, Marble and Bronze" Isl
passing few days in the city on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore McMasters II
Montreal have been passing a weeks
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
j. Cayhue Of this city.
Partisan Sage stops falling hair, ban
ishes dandruff and Immediately frees
the scalp from that annoying itching.
Z. A. Drown & Co. guarantees it.-ady.
The condition of Edward j. Ennis OF
Terrace avenue, who was taken to the
City hospital recently on account Of
illness, was reported to-day as being
more critical
Kreamy kream is the last word in ice
cream excellence. To day at our foun
tain you can choose from lemon sher-
bet, vanilla, cherry and orange pine
apple. Barre Drug Co.. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Hart OF Aver, !
Mass, are passing week in this city |
while Mrs. Hart attends the gradua-
lion exercises at Spaulding, from which |
! sister will graduate this year.
An infant son born to Mr. and Mrs. |
Alex. Smith OF Farwell street yeste--
lay passed away, after living only a
lew hours. Burial Of the child will be
made in the Catholic cemetery here to-
lay.
A rehearsal for the children's
lay concert at the Methodist
hurch will be held Saturday afternoon
It the church at 2;30. This being the
ast rehearsal, 1t is necessary for every
me taking part in the concert to be
resent
Roland Wright, who has been resid
ng for the past few months at the
ome Of his brother in law, DR.. Howard
+ Reid, while attending Spaulding
chool. leaves to morrow for his home
n Sherbrooke, P O., TO pass the sum
ner.
Tudor w Bradley, secretary of the
ocal Board OF Trade, left last evening
or Swampscott. Mass, where he win
ttend meeting of the New England
ecretaries of chambers of commerce.
Re expects to return to this city next
londay.
Charles Pillsbury believes himself to
e perhaps the first in this vicinity 10
njoy ripe strawberries directly from
is own vines, having picked them at
is berry patch, 1875 Elm street, last
light. The variety is the Kellogg Pre-
lier.
To-day is the last day that the class
1922 of Spaulding will be under the
uidance of their instructors. After
eek of commencement exercises the
max comes when they receive their
from the hands of their
rincipal Prof. Craven Laycock, dean
Dartmouth college, will be she
oeaker of the evening. II is expected
tat there viii be a large number Of
lends and relatives present at The