The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-01
TALK or THE TOWN


Miss +. Smith of the Dmock fruit
farm OF East Corinth was in town to-
day with a load Of the Dimoek apples
|. Miss Agatha Mcintyre Of Holdernessl
| N. H., arrived in the city last evening
for visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Graver Of Pitts
burg, n. H., accompanied by Reginald
Gomez Of the same place, visited in the
city yesterday
Mrs. James Ryan Of Hartford, Conn,
a former resident Of this city, arrived
here last evening fer visit with
friends and relatives.
| The sisters Of the Holy Ghost from
Granitevile, who have been passing the
summer in Fitchburg, Mass, returned
to the city last evening.
| Lawrence and Frank Tomasi Of North
Main street have gone to Albany, N. ri,
where they will spend two weeks
vacation with. their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Ladd and daugh-
ters, Freda and Evelyn, and Donald
Smith returned to-day from Boston,
where they spent the past week.
Mrs. Sabra Cross and family of Rich
mond have been spending three
weeks vacation with relatives in Chel-
sea and with friends in Barre. They
| will return home Saturday
Raymond Gates Of Morrisville, who
returned to this city yesterday with
Lawrence Campbell, after being EN-
pIoyed at Old Orchard for the sum
mer, left to-day for his home.
Aflfuyn ~ Iauao 10 ANsllsa ~, - 49,,
and Barre, well-known granite dealer,
has been passing few days in Utica,
n. X, looking over the possibilities of
establishing a retail granite station in
the suburbs Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ala of Berlin street
returned yesterday from a trip to Bos-
ton and wish the public to call and see
the shoes which they had made. also
the remnants Of wooden cloth, all col
ers, which they brought with them.
adv.
A New York woman says Il have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks
but my hair has wonderfully increased
in beauty, seems much heavier, and is
entirely free Of dandruffY u. Al.
Drown 4 Co. sells it with money back |
gnarantee.-adv.
A statement published in yester
days Times that the American Lee
gion team was defeated by Sherbrooke |
WAS erroneous, and Manager Colombo |
Of the Legion wishes il distinctly un
derstood that il was pickup team |
from this city and not the post No. 10 |
team which played in sherbrooke on
Wednesday.
Walter McHugo, who has been EN-
ployed for six years in the freight office |
of the Montpelier & Wells River and
Barre 4 Chelsea railroads in Barre, the |
last four years Of which was as billing !
clerk, has resigned TO accept a position |
in the office of the Capital Hill Quarry |
company. His place as billing clerk in
the freight office viii be taken by |
Charles c. Frattini in short time.
Scotch people residing in Quincy,
Mass, have become interested in the
erection Of a memorial in honor OF
Robert Burns, famous Scotch poet,
whose memory is so well preserved in
this city. For the purpose they have
banded together into a club and are
busy at work raising the necessary
funds for the work Colonel Walter II
Scott OF New York City, who has con-
tributed so many trophies for the Clan
Gordon picnics here, has started the
fund with donation OF $1,000 and ii is
up to Quincy to produce the remaining
sum necessary for the work. II
A very successful sale OF registered
and grade Jerseys was conducted by D. II
A. Perry OF the d. A. Perry Real Es-
tate agency on the Tunbridge fair
grounds yesterday Grade COWS
brought an average Of sos, with the
highest seller going at $40. Pure
pred cattle also brought fancy price.
yoing at an average of Sl39 head.
The auction was widely advertised and
he attendance numbered about 900
PEOPLE, great number coming from
and New Hampshire, as
veil as all parts OF Vermont. To-
lay, Mr.. Perry was engaged in con-
Iucting a sale for Carl Somers OF Bar
let.
The hose team il fast rounding into
hape and the run last night was made
With full team present. The team is
apidly developing speed and, although
o records were given out for pnblica
ion, the holders Of the watches last
ight said that the time made in the
an clipped a few seconds off the time
iade in the winning run at Bennington
lst year. The second accident ito
iember of the team occurred last
light when Percy Angwin fell while
INNING and was spiked by the man
ehind him in addition to having one
heel of the cart run over his left
= The spike entered his Lex for about 4
alf an inch. making a painful injury
will be impossible for Angwin 10
lake the run on Monday and one of
he substitutes viii be used in his
lace.
The qualifying rounds of the annual
ARE Golf club championship tourna-
ent start tomorrow morning az $50.
latch play viii start at 80 in the
'ternoon and will be continued Mon n
~ morning, with the eemi-fnais TO be
i yed Of Monday afternoon The
lampionship match which will be
aged of next Saturday will be 50
lies. all other matches being IS holes. 3
: usual, in the qualifying rounds there
i'll be a low gross score and low
,ndieap score. There viii be prizes
n the winners Of the three sixteens
I'd also prizes for the winner AZ Tho