The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-15
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the hospital ladies' aid this week.
Grover r. Pennock of Union village
was visitor in this city yesterday.
James i. Curtis of South Main street
leaves tonight for Boston on bust
ness trip.
H A. w. Crawford Of New York City,
who has been in the city for some time
on business, returned to his home there
to day.
/ Miss Mary Owens of Boston is pass
ing short visit at the home OF her
brother, y. j. Owens, Of South Main
street
n Charles OConnell, student at God
dard seminary, left to-day for his home
in Holyoke, Mass, having completed
the years work here.
Leland Avery OF East Barre. VITO
has been attending Tufts college for
the past year, arrived in the city yes
terday on his way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Lynde OF the
i Drew & Lynde Insurance company were
in Bakersfield to-day, attending the
graduation exercises at the high school
! there.
Miss Annie Bowles OF Boston, who
has been passing week ait the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan 81
Brooklyn street, returned to her home
| this morning.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy and daughter,
Mary, Of Summer street left to-day
for Greenfield. Mass, where they were
called by the death of Mrs. McCarthy's
brother, Michael Hopkins.
ID. A. Perry of the D. A. Perry Real
Estate agency sold yesterday for F. 4
Stebbins Of Montpelier the Glynes
place, so-called. in the town Of Berlin
to Fuller NJ. Weld of Montpelier, who
bought for home.
| The nurses OF Barre City hospital
will hold a lawn party on the grounds
of the American Legion clubhouse on
Tuesday evening, June 20 Ice cream,
cake, popcorn and home made candy
will be on sale. The proceeds are to be
used for the nurses home.
$. Hollister Jackson returned to-day,
after a trip Of several weeks to Eng
land and France, during which time he
visited some of the battlefelds of the
late war He returned to the United
States on the White Star liner Males
tic, which arrived at New York, Tues
day.
J. j. Dashner Of the Il. A. Strout |
Farm agency, Inc, has sold for Mrs.
Giacenda Carminati Of Williamstown |
her farm and stock, together with tools |
and equipment, to George p. Letonr
neau Of Richford, Mr.. Letourneau buys |
for home and will rake immediate |
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The Chevrolet roadster, better known
in this city as the "bearcat,' formerly !
owned by Charles Carroll, which was
seized by the Quarry Savings bank for
a previous mortgage on Paquet's gar
age, was put up at public auction this
morning and was sold by H. y. Stay
ton to Periey Carr of this city for
$40.
At the auction sale held at the Mrs.
L. L. Cutler place in South Barre yes
terday there was largo attendance. A
go/1 ,1rice was received for all prop
erty and cattle averaged about S75 to
the head. The sale was made through
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
here. d. A. Perry was in Worcester to-
day conducting sale for $. +. Rich
ardson Of that place.
Friday. night, June %, at the He'd
ding NJ. r. church. Miss Lillian 4. Rob
erts will give a dramatic recital, in
cluding one-act play. Miss Roberts,
who recently graduated from the Edith
Coburn Noyes School of Expression,
Boston, is resident of this city, il
well known for her exceptional ability
shown in local talent plays and her
many friends will be glad to hear her
in her first public appearance here since
graduations--adv
Barre is to have some swimming
pools at last. Secretary Bradley of the
Board Of Trade stated this morning
that il all those in the north end Of
the city Interested in the building Of 4
swimming pool would congregate near
the brook behind the Marsh Allen farm
Friday and Saturday, armed with shov
els and dressed for work, that the
Board of Trade would have team and
scraper on hand to aid in digging out
the brook and to construct substan-
tial dam The young men and women
in that section of the city have the
kindness of the Marsh Allen company
to thank for offering the site to the
Board Of Trade free Of all charge for
the building Of swimming hole TO be
used by the public. The river in the
rear OF the Mcfarland farm on the
road to South Barre has been sounded
by President Carter and Secretary
Bradley for the building of swim
ming pool for the people in the south
End of the city and it was found suffi
siently deep. This pool could be put
INTO excellent shape at a small cost to
The board and will be done at once.