The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il Prices cut in half at divers Batter,
II station during three bargain days.ad
II Signs of fall, Marsh Allen Co. vi
H loading their first car of pipeless fur
II ces.-adv.
II w. G. Adams of Washington stree
/ left o-day for Pittsburgh, Pa, on |
\ business trip.
II Olga C. Carusi, who has been teach
H ing in Groton, has returned to he
home in Barre
Read the adv. OF The Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street, of
North Main adv.
II Don't forget Knights Of Columbus
carnival and mardi gras, Intercit,
II park, June l7.-adv.
III iShrewd buyers will make Shea;
Shoe store their headquarters during
Barre's three bargain days.-adv.
Laundry bags, SOC value, special FOL
ito morrow, Service day. only l9t
each at Barre Bargain store.adv
| Regular meeting of L. A.. A. 0. H..
will be held in X. Of G. hall Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Refreshments
4 Mrs. C. A. Spear, her son and two
daughters of Park street, are spending
the week at Caspian lake, Greensboro.
OILY one more day in which to pay
metered water rentals. After June Is
ten per cent will be added to the bill.
Supt. water department. adv.
i You'll invariably find on the pantry
shelves in the home that has a gem of
a cook Bakers certified favoring ex-
tracts. At all good grocers. adv
| Misses Doris and Corrine Eastman
Of Wellington street, who have been
attending Mount Holyoke college in
South Hadley, Mass, arrived home to-
day.
Notice, all persons having X. of
c. books, etc, are requested to return
same at X of c. hall, Scampini block,
not later than Thursday evening, June
10, at 1880.
Arthur N. Mcdonald, who has been
spending the past month with relatives
in Graniteville and this city, left this
afternoon for Moose Jaw, Sask., TO re-
sumo his duties.
Miss Mildred Spear, who recently
graduated from Spaulding high school,
left to-day for st, Adams, where she
viii pass the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Bascombe.
A western physician discovered Hem
Roid, harmless pile remedy. In many
cases of years standing all distress
quickly disappeared. We sell il with
ey-baek guarantee, E. A. Drown.
Two pinaoforte recitals will be Civ
en- by part Of the pupils of NJ. f. Co
burn Even in Legion hall Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock and evening
at 1880 o'clock. Parents and friends
invited.
Mrs. Ernest Allen OF South Barre,
who was taken TO the City hospital
for slight operation Sunday morning,
is well on the way to recovery and will
probably be able to go home in a week
or ten days.
G. COST of Barre has reported to
the state automobile department that
$40 10 SIS damage was done to his
automobile when it was struck by a
car with registration number $4,000
on North Main street in Barre on june
10.
Clarence Fl. Campbell, who Monday
graduated from Wentworth institute |
OF Boston. after two years course in |
electrical engineering, arrived in the |
city yesterday and will visit his par
ents on the East Barre road for a time. |
Misses Violet Club, May Rennie.
Florence Kittredge, Ruth Mackenzie, |
Edith Robertson, Isabel Milne. Polly |
Morgan. Eunice Cole, Fannie Paul, Ds
vina Stephens, members of the Gatnsi |
campfire. are spending the week at I
Joe's pond. as the guest of their guard
ian, Mrs L. NJ. Wood. at her cottage. /
Miss Louise Watt also accompanied I
the party as chaperon.
The condition of Reid Barclay. who
was hit by an automobile Monday 4
night while returning from dance at
Cobble hill, was much improved to-
dsy. He viii remain in bed for sew
nral days. however, on the advice of his
doctor. Mrs. William Barclay and two
daughters returned home yesterday
from Lake Morev. where they nave
been camping. Immediately on being
informed of the accident.
A. at various periods in the past
years. the five eighth grade meehan
cal drawing classes for boys have had
/ contest at the end Of the school
Ierm. The flag of the United States.
lrawn in proper proportions and a star
enlarged and constructed
was the subject. A first
Prize was promised to each class To-
he best product in the class. These
irst awards are shown in the b. W
Hooker store window to-day only I
Including the above FIVE. the names ,
Il those awarded second to four prizes
ire given alphabetically rs follows:
First awards, Percy Davidson. Percy
Dewey. Clarence Jones, Charles Maccni.
snrico Scrizzi; second award. Alferry
'ontsna; third. Edward Brewer. John
)ineen, Aldo Fohtana and No. 43-W
ourth. Herbert Anker, Glynn Good.
Kendall Love and No. 1874.
Bids have been advertised for BY
he commissioner Of highways on three
rejects of highway. one of 5.7l mile.
( gravel in Orange, 1877 miles of
ravel or bituminous macadam in Lun-
nburg. els miles of gravel in Con
ord. Plans and specifications may be
zen al the office OF the state engi.
Ger or at the town clerks offices in
he towns. Bids viii be accepted un-
I p. m. ON June p. la22. The Or.
nge Heights project Is on the road
'hich runs through Barre. Wells River 1