The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-26
TALK or THE TOWN

Charles Townsend Of Hardwick passet
the week end visiting with friends !,
this city.
Mrs. George Cummings Of Prospec1
street was taken to the hospital THU
morning for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Sartwell and two
children, Leo and Doris, spent ths
week end in Marshfield.
Dance, Wednesday night at Ernest
Robinson's on East Barre road. Gents
50c, ladies bring cake. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. H. McAllister and
children of Hill street passed the week
end with relatives in Richford.
Miss Mildred Lander Of Washington
street has returned home, after spend
ing the week end in Burlington.
Maurice Watkins Of the firm of Cook
& Watkins left to-day ON a business
visit to Middlebury and Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Carswell of
Orange street have gone to Rutland
for a few days' visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bassett and
Mrs. James X. Prize spent the week
end at Eligo lake in Craftsbury.
Frank Ozella Of Central street and
G. Rossi OF Pleasant street have gone
to Boston by auto for a two weeks
visit.
Ruth and Grace Parry, who have
been visiting for several months in
North Carolina, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Fred G. Fisher of this city left Sat
urday for Boston for short visit at
the home Of his son, Max Fisher, for
merly OF this city
The Unitus class OF the Baptist
church will serve home made ice cream
during the band concert Tuesday eve.
ming on the lawn. adv.
Miss Eve Desjardins has left Barre
for Quebec City, where she il employed,
after spending three weeks vacation
At her home on Union street.
Miss Ena Adie, accompanied by an
aunt, left to-day for Grand Ledge,
Mich, to attend the wedding of her
brother. DR.. George g. Adie.
Miss Helen OKeefe and Miss Pris-
lila Miles of this city, who are en-
oloyed in Waterbury, passed the week
End with their parents in this city.
Roy Bloom Of the firm of Bloom ana
company, granite retailers in Omaha,
Seb., returned home yesterday, after
PASSING week in the Barre district
IN business.
Miss Marie O'Neil. who has been Wis
ting for the past two weeks with
Miss Kathleen 0Leary Of Eastern ave
lue, returned to-day TO her home in
'ennsylvania.
Douglas S. Howie of Montreal spent
he week end with his mother, who is
making an extended visit at the home
Il her cousin, Mrs. Robert Webster OF
street.
Miss Kathleen Richie, Ada Patch |
md Margaret Roberts Of this city left |
o-day for Whiteheld, ". H.. where |
hey will be employed at the Mountain |
lew house during the summer months |
Loren Bell and Ira Houston of the |
rm of Bell & Houston are attending |
he jewellers convention in Burlington
o-day. During their absence, the store /
J in charge Of Arthur Blackmore Of |
bis city.
Mrs. b. Guernieri Of Morrisville, who
as been visiting at the home of her
iother, Mrs r. Card Of Zanleoni
lace, left to-day for Morrisvile, &C,
Dmpanied by Miss zoradie ottanelli
nd niece.
Paul and Frank Lascor and Orril
rey of the Central garage arrived in
ne city late last evening from Boston
18th three Elgin motor cars. The We
icles were driven TO the display rooms
D North Main street.
Misses Amelia and Elvira Guidici OF
lis city left yesterday for New York
ity, accompanied by Miss Roma Gianni
lHlr CITY ne TWO trulutti ckrttt- ,
Ill sail from New York for Italy,
here they will pass the summer.
Take REQ bus to Woodbury. pond
lnoe on Tuesday, June %. Carroll's
chestra. First come, first served. I'M
IS reservations are made. Phone 5l7-
or 404. Leave at 7;l5 p. m, from
'ampini building, Main street; 81
und trip.-sdv.
Corporal Howard Neweomb of the I
cal machine gun company. having re- 7
rned from Camp Devens, where he
ssed week in training, has returned !
me. Albert bowers, who has been J
bstituting for him on local express ,
livery wagon, has completed his du- I
y.
Rev. A. Cyril Drumm Of the Church =
the Good Shepherd starts to-day on
! annual. vacation. He will spend
ri Of the time az his former home in J
,ronto, Canada. During his absence. L
e pulpit will be occupied on Sunday
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