The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-03
TALK or THE TOWN

Howard Tierney and Carey Thornto
of Middlesex were week-e id visitors il
the city,
Hudson Beattie of Enosburg Fall
arrived in the city Saturday for visi
with friends.
Clarence Tucker of Bethlehem. y
H., passed the week end with friend
in this city.
Ice cream of such deliciousness tina
you know it cannot be improved a
browns Drug store.-adv.
Baseball this afternoon at o'clocl
at Lincoln campus, Brooklyn Giantl
VS.. American Legion.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pike, Mrs. Alic,
Bressett and Miss Daisy Perry spent
the week end at Eligo lake, Crafts
bury.
Ralph Turner of the B. w, Hooker
company has returned to work after d
weeks vacation spent in Hartford
Conn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LaClair Of
Summer street left yesterday for Tn.
derhill, N. H., to remain over The
| Fourth.
| Charles Brown Of this city returned
| home yesterday from Manchester, n
e., where he has been passing few
days on business.
Miss Katherine Brown of jefferson
street left Saturday for Biddeford, Ms.,
to pass the holiday with her sister,
Mrs. Fillmore Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Robarre and
daughter, Carrie, of Springfield, Mass,
are visiting at the home of Charles Bar
rows of Keith avenue.
DR.. F. M. Lynde and Mrs. P. NJ
Shepard of this city left yesterday COR
Old Orchard, Me-. where DR.. Lynde will
join his family for few days.
Mrs. Arthur Gordon and daughter Of
Farmerville, La. arrived in the city
the latter part Of the week for visit
with friends and relatives here.
Officers and members of Minnehaha
encampment, No. 2, regular meeting on
Wednesday, July 5. Work in the pa
triarchal degree. Per order c. P.
Roy Belknap, former resident III
this city, now engaged as retailer a
Fitchburg, has returned home, after
weeks business visit in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. Z. Peck died early this
morning in Barre Town, death being
due to complication of diseases. The
body will be taken to-day to her late
home in Wilder.
All stores, members of the Barre Re
tail Merchants association. Inc, will
remain open on Monday, July 8, until
Q o'clock p. m, and will be closed all
day Tuesday, July ADV.
The Photographic section Of the New
York Tribune yesterday gave a re-
alarkahir v,ed tfe4r - t,s NilE 90 /
mausoleum in Tarrytown,
n. Y. The memorial was cut from
Barre granite.
The Perry Auto company has placed |,
! large sign fully u feet long and
loot wide on their new garage in the
Northern block The lettering i Of
gold on black background and Il
,ears the words Perry Automobile
The famous Honey orchestra, 81
red. will play for a dance at Greea
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury. lake, On
Iuly {. afternoon and evening, Co ra-
irect from five consecutive seasons at
arrowhead inn, Saratoga. n. V. and IS
recommended as the best colored or
hestra in New England. 5. A. Bushee
/ Son. Props.--adv.
Eight members OF the Barre Scottish
'ipe and Drum band, fully equipped,
1T this afternoon for Lebanon, n. H.,
there tonight they will take part in
big parade as an opener TO the towns
ourth of July celebration. The band
oes to Burlington tomorrow morning
. march in the parade being held
here This is the first time that all !
MEMBERS taking part have had regula
on uniforms, the band Just barely oh /,
aiming funds with which to make the :
urchase for the last man. I;
Radio fans in this section had the i
rivilege last evening of hearing for \
Ter Barre orchestra player give a
lilo concert. Enrico Tambourini. I'M
] recently 'celloist at the Magnet the I
ire. was the musician who played at y
ie Boston radio broadcasting station.
he concert, for which Mr.. Tambouriai Il
ayed, was of spiritual nature. his
lections being: "Piets Signore' 8
ON Stradella, and Ave Maria" from D
ranz Schubert. He was accompanied
ring the program by Miss VI Blair 4
the Faction Music school Of Boston. h