The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-24

Mrs. William Dufur Of this city ar.
rived here yesterday from New York
City, where she has been visiting.
H. W. Dubois of Boston IL passing a
few days in this city on an extended
business trip through this section.
E.P. Carter and son, Ted, of Sheri-
dan street, left by automobile this
morning for Boston for a short bust.
ness visit.
Kreamy ice kream, vanilla, pistachio
cherry and orange pineapple, individual
servings or in any quantity. Barre
Drug Co.-adv,
Edward Brown Of this city, who Is
at present conducting a pool parlor in
Danville, arrived in the city yesterday
on business visit.
Simon White, retail granite dealer
from Claysville, who has been passing
week in this city on business, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. w. Bassett and two daugh.
tiers, who have been visiting at the Wa
terman home on Washington street,
have returned to their home in Orleans
The American Legion team lines up
against the fast Lyndonville team
again to-day. They had close game
before and this time they go to bring
back the laurels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Campbell
and son, Laurence, and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Campbell left to-day for Hyde
Park, where they will attend the an
nual Campbell reunion.
The Barre All Stars have arranged
for a game with the ST. Johnsbury
team to be played at st. Johnsbnry
next Wednesday Slayton or O'Leary
will do. the hurting for the All Stars.
The strawberry season has very
nearly reached its height. Most Of the
pickers this year are receiving three
cents per basket and the younger ones
are averaging about so baskets per
day.
Bankrupt shoe stock, 5000 worth |
just arrived, TO be sold at great sacrifi e
Thursday at Barre Bargain |
store. Shoes for l9c. SOC, Soc, soc, csc, |
$2.1e, 1919 and s5os pair. Buy for
the entire family.
DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Mann and son,
Fay, of this city arrived here to-day |
from Boston, where they have been at
tending the graduation exercises at |
from which school their son,
Fay, graduated this year as dentist
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Inghram and |
John Inghram, jr., who is one of the |
recent graduates of Dartmouth college,
have left for their home in Quincy, ILL.,,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f. |
Campbell of North Main street for a
few days.
The plant OF c. W. Mcmillan Co.
on Blackwell street will open up Mon
day morning, according to a statement |
issued to-day by Maurice c. Watkins.
local manager Mr.. Watkins stated |
that few apprentices had been en-
gagged to start work.
Mrs. Harry D. Graves and son, who
have been passing an extended vsca-
ton with friends and relatives in Len.
P. O., arrived home here to.
lay. They were brought to this city
by Mr.. Graves, who motored to Len.
noxville for the purpose.
A motor party consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Smith. Mrs. r. NJ Lynde and
ION, Charles. Mrs. Minnie Wetrnore
Havener Of Hollywood, Cal. and Mrs..
iaude Parks Of Pasadena, Cal, the lat.
er two visiting here, left to-day for
Did Orchard, Me, where they will pass
he summer
Seven carloads Of typical Roman
US" passed through the city last eve
ling on their never -cessing trek. These
we're not the old type as were for
nerly seen in these parts with gaudy
wagons and offers TO swap horses; but
hey were more up TO date, travelling in
high powered cars. The caravan yes
erday included a Ford, an Essex, tvs
Sadillacs, two Hudsons and a Dodge
ruck. The party pitched their camp
or the night near the covered bridge
IN the Montpelier road and by
,'clock had a large campfire roaring
md perfect circle of tents. While
he women busted themselves getting
eady for the meal the men of the
'arty went of on a foraging expedi.
ion.
Because of the numerous complaints
bout the morse, much Of il unneces-
airy during band concerts, the band
viii play next Tuesday evening from
he second story balcony Of Hotel
'arre as an experiment. One Of the
roblems TO be worked out il that Of
arking the automobiles of the con-
ert attendants but il Is thought that
n arrangement can be made 50 that
he cars can be placed to advantage.
me suggestion is that Washington
treet. in front Of the hotel. be closed
o through traffic and that trsf-
e de diverted around the park.
,aving the entire street between the
otel and park available for parking
srs. This would also do away with
luch Of the noise. complained Of pre-
iously. from automobiles passing on
Washington street near the band
land.