The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-13
TALK or THE TOWN

n j. j. Dowd Of Boston is passing a
week in this city on business
4 Thermos bottle and lunch kits fol
your trip at browns Drug store adv
John H. Holmes of Rutland was IN
the city yesterday on short business
Il visit.
| Wanted to buy, two or three second
hand tents Of any size, Board OF Trade.
adv.
| Hiss Mildred Dudley of South
Barre has secured employment In
Montpelier.
Ice cream, Kreamy krcam, by name
and fame, most any flavor at the Barre
Drug Co.--adv.
John O'keefe of Boston is passing a
short visit at the home Of his parents
on Maple Grove street
Mrs. Il. Hewitson of New Haven Cen
ter arrived in the city to-day for a
visit with friends and relatives.
| Miss Ula Cutler ii staying with her
| grandmother, Mrs. Belle porte4, Of
| South Barre during the summer.
Dr. 0. G. stickney was able to sit
lup part Of the day yesterday and is
recovering slowly from his recent i'll
| ness.
Mrs. f., A. Hutchinson and daughter,
Mabel, have returned from visiting
friends in Lowell, Mass, and Windsor,
Conn.
Miss Mary McIver of Alberto, Cam
ada, is passing summers visit with
friends and relatives in this city, her
former home.
Miss Helen Murphy Of New York
City, formerly a member Of tine Boston
Opera company, is visiting friends on
Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Diss N and
sons, Maurice, Leo and Edmund, re-
turned Thursday from weeks gaca
ton spent in Canada.
George Fontana and brother, Charles,
OF New York City are passing two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Mary Solari
Of North Main street.
Miss Ena Moore Of Beacon street has
returned from Hartford, Conn, where
she has been passing several weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs William Oleson OF Lyn-
donville, who have been visiting at the |
home of o. j. Dodge Of Elm street, re-
turned to their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Cutler Of Hart
ford, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Cutler of Boston, who have Deen visit !
ing their mother, have returned home.
Pure, wholesome and refreshing
drinks, served ice cold, is our invita- |
ton to Won these hot days to visit !
our soda fountain. Barre Drug co..
adv.
Miss L. Marion Dorward is attend
ing the summer school at Northampton,
Mass. During her absence, Leland Howe
Il supplying as organist at the Congrc
gational church.
Miss Evelyn McIyer and Miss May |
Mcleod of Edmonton, Alberta, are Wis
ting at the home OF Mr., and Mrs Wal
lace Marvin Of the Montpelier road. i
Miss McIver Is former Barre resi-
dent.
The annual picnic of the Prssbyte-
rian Sunday school and church will
be held Saturday at Caledonia park, A
special car will leave the city park 1T
II and as many as possible are asked
to take this car.
Miss Catherine Mcleod Of the Mont
peIier road is spending her annual va
cation from her duties in the office Of
The Montpelier & Barre Light & Power
Co. OF Montpelier, with friends and rel
atives in Lingwick, p. Q.
The first match Of the season by the
Barre Coli club will be played at Bur
ington Saturday afternoon. Autos will
cave Marrion's Cigar store between 8
md a. m. for those who care to 60.
The return match will be played on
he Barre course the following Satur-
lay.
Eight Barre X Of c. members were
Imong those who took the first and
econd degrees of the order las- evening
n Montpelier before that council A
otsl Of about 30 took the tegrees and
great many other members from
Barre and other points were present at
he ceremony.
Fifteen friends and neighbo-s gath
red at the home Of Mrs. Belle Porter
nd Mrs. Lena Recor of Seata Barre
yesterday afternoon for an old times
AXE gathering. The ages of the Wis
tors ranged from 50 TO so gears, the
otal age. being 794. Old-fashioned
overs were very much in evidence.
Kisses lila Cutler and Vera Owen.
served the refresh
ients of strawberry shortcake, sand
riches, cake and coffee. The guests
eparted, wishing more good times to
blow.