The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Kenneth Kinds Of Burlington visited
friends in this city yesterday.
| Don't fail to see the water fight a.
the street bazaar Aug 26.adv.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Carr OF Cabot
visited friends in this city yesterday
| Be sure and see the ladder climbing
contest at the street bazaar Aug 20,
adv.
For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, lo3 Orange street. Tel. 823-W
adv.
] G. A. Calderwood of st. Johnsbury
!, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness visit
Miss Alice Nelson Of Concord, N. r..
| was in this city yesterday for radium
| treatment.
"The Young DIANA with Marion
Davies is coming; it's a first run Para
mount. adv.
| Mrs. Joseph Fortier Of this city left
last evening for Boston for visit with
| friends and relatives
| Robert Nicora of the Newport town
team arrived in the city yesterday for
few days stay at his home here
Miss Hazel Maiden of Keith avenue
left to-day for Springfield, Mass, where
l'she will visit relatives for two weeks
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works. Tel. 72SM or 746-W.
adv.
There will be a celebration Of holy
communion in the Church of the Good
Shepherd on Thursday morning at
1880.
Mrs. H. S. Miles Of Merchant street
left yesterday for Hartford, Conn,
where she win spend few days on
business.
Miss Lucy Higgins of fremont street
returned TO her home Yesterday, after
a visit with friends and relatives in
Hardwick.
1t will be worth your while to come
out and see the airpIane do that new
stunt, 'the maple Leaf at the street
bazaar Aug. 26--adv
Miss Jennie Mari of the Quarry
Workers International association Of
fees left yesterday for Joe's pond to
pass two weeks vacation.
Private social and dance, Cobble Hill
grange, Thursday evening. Admission,
75c couple; extra ladies, 25c. Sand |
witches and coffee served free.--adv
Home made cakes and confections al |
ways add to the good cheer of a party |
or picnic. They will be more tasty if |
favored with Bakers extracts. adv.
James Biggs, Clarence Carpenter and
Winston Brown returned yesterday
from Burlington. where they have been
visiting friends for the past few days.
REQ bus leaves for Morrisville fair
from city square at 1880 a. m. Round
trip, $3.50. Make reservations; tel.
4o4 or 5i7-W. Paul Scampini. adv.
Miss Ethel Morgan, student nurse at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ton, returned there to-day, after Wis
ting relatives in this city for three
weeks.
Mrs. Trcffle Tangnay Of Beckley
street and daughter, Irene, left to-day
for Laconia and Concord, ~ H., where
they viii visit with friends and rela-
lives for few days.
Mrs. Sowden's private school for be.
ginners will commence Sept. s.
Classes are open to children OF the
ages Of four and one-half and five
Years. Number limited; IA Eastern
avenue. tel 206-M.--adv.
Twelve automobiles, containing mem
,ers Of Granite lodge, No. IS, +. & A.
w., went last night to Waitsfield. hav-
ng been invited there by the Waits
ield lodge TO work the third degree on ,
class of candidates. A banquet was
erved, after the degrees were worked.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Smythe of st. Johns
Jury arrived in the city this morning
nd leaves here to-day with Mr.. and
Irs Arthur Tilden, grand patron and
rand Electa of o. 4. s., for Randolph, / |
where they will be joined by Miss Alb
ie Clark, grand secretary. From Ran
olph the party will 60 TO Bridgeport,
there tonight they win constitute
ew chapter of the o. T. s. and to-
morrow night another new chapter will II
e constituted at Orwell.
The regular band concert was given
y the Barre City band from the upper
iazzs OF Hotel Barre last evening. The
lusic was especially well rendered and
ne Anvil Chorus" received great APP
lause As usual youngsters running
round the park made too much noise,
polling the concert for many They
re warned that the police officials viii
e that they are kept away from the
ark provided they cannot remain