The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-06
TALK or THE TOWN

C. L. Hickey of Burlington is pass
ing few days in this city on business
To Rent, Five-room tenement OF
Camp street Edith NJ Carr, 302- NJ
adv
Mrs. H. w. Mears OF Haverhill, Mass
is visiting friends and relatives in thu
city.
For plumbing and heating call Jane.
Mcleod, l23 Orange street Tel s23-W
adv.
Miss Mary McCauley Of Division
street is visiting friends in Worcester
for a week
Edmund Polli has returned to Bos,
ton, after visiting friends in this city
for week.
i Mamie Bruce Of New Haven, Conn.
is passing short visit at her home on
sIurray street.
Albert Tucker and sons. Lyman and
lClyde, of Warren were visitors in the
city yesterday.
i Frank Snow of Springfield, Mass,
has ptcH pdcsiHk tHt WEN III tuic "
cality on business.
/ Albert Bilodeau of Long street has
gone to Milford. Mass. where he has
obtained employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Jones OF Fitch
burg, Mass, are visitors at Goddard
seminary for few days,
Joseph Bianchi Of Barton passed the
holiday at his home in this city, re-
| turning to Barton yesterday
Hugh Christie Of Merchant street,
who is employed in Barton i visiting
at his home for few days.
G. r. Cutler Of South Main street
leaves to-day for Haverhill, n H.,
where he has found employment.
Arthur Bilodeau of Long street went
this morning to Williamstown, where
he will spend months vacation.
Walter Woodsock Of Hall street has
returned from Newport, n. H., where
he has been spending the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Wal.
than, Mass, are visiting Mr.. smiths
mother, Mrs Lillian Smith of Patter.
son street
Mrs H H. Hodgdcn Of Highland ave
nue. has gone 10 Chelsea, where she will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Whitney, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Risard returned
yesterday to their home in Easthamp
ton, Mass, accompanied by Miss Emma
Letourneau Of Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Beaulieu and
daughter, Nadine, Of South Main street
have gone to North Hero. where they
will spend month in camp.
Harley Smith Of Patterson street,
who is attending school of horology
in Waltham, Mass. is spending a
weeks vacation at his home.
Michael keefe, jr.. of this city, who
has been employed in Danville for the
past few weeks, arrived home in this
city the early part Of the week.
The sisters at the convent on Sum
mer street left yesterday for BurIing-
ton and Mount St Mary. where they
will remain for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson OF
Everett, Mass, and Mrs. George Ven
son of Derry, N. H., were visitors at
the home Of DR.. c. r. Robinson of
Wellington street over the holiday.
L. G. Beck OF Branch street, who, to-
gether with Mrs Beck, left some
weeks ago for Hohenzollern, Germany.
for an extended visit with relatives. |
has recovered from a serious illness
with pneumonia, according to reports !
received in this city. Mr.. Beck was TAX
en- i'll four days after his arrival in that |
country and for four of the past five
weeks has been confined to his bed. Mr..
Beck is head of the granite firm OF
Beck & Beck here.
Tuesday evening was gentlemens
night at Cobble Hill grange All the
chairs were occupied by gentle
men and the program was furnished
entirely by them. Especially noticeable
were the happy faces of the graces who
were becomingly gowned in the robcs
Of the office. One. at least. said that
hereafter he should have all his clothes
made after that pattern. The program
was as follows; Piano solo. with en-
core. Earl Winter; reading. A. w.
Phelps; question, H. NJ Bancroft: div
russion. Resolved That Dairying l.
More Profitable Than Cash Crop
discussed by Y. x. Northrup and +. T..
Perry reading, A. L. Smith; reading.
with song and encore, J. r. CaIlaghan;
trombone colo, with encore, Claude
Partridge; graphic description of the
went of the day, A. L. Smith. The at
endaHce was sixty eight and all felt
hat il was one Of the best meetings OF
he year. The next meeting will he ON