The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-17

Mrs. George Clark was taken to tn
City hospital last night for an opera
ton.
i II. B. Tenney has returned to his du
| ties at the r. d. Ladd Co., after tw
weeks vacation.
1 Mrs. John }. Helm Of Hartford !
visiting Mrs Margaret Brown Of Gran
avenue for week.
Jennie Ami, who is employed by TIN
w. d. Smith Co., began a two weeks
vacation this morning.
Regular meeting Of Cobble Hill
grange Tuesday, July Is. The children
will furnish the program
! Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Clark Of Con
cord are visiting at. the home Of Mr.
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clark, Of French street.
Have you purchased your season tic
kets for the chautauqua, which opens
July "a? A good program and a good
time for all. Be sure to be There. --adv
Miss Angela Tierney, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tier
|ney, of South Main street, returned yes
terday to Hartford, Conn, where she Is
employed.
Friends of Kenneth Bouve, teacher of
French at Goddard, have received word
that he is spending the summer in
France and will return to this country
in September.
w. r. Barnett of Walden, g. A.
Crane Of Cabot and Miss Mary Sargent
Of Pasadena, Cal, were weekend guests
at the home Of r. d. Ladd of South
Barre.
just received, checked ginghams for
dresses, 80 inches wide, at low price !;
also basket weave for dresses. Little
Dry Goods store. Cottage street, off
North Main. adv
r. r. Merrill, band leader, will be in
Barre for a band rehearsal this eve
ming at 7 O'Clock and Tuesday evening
at the usual hour the weekly concert
viii be given, this week from the up
per porch of the Hotel Barre.
Swimmers coming out of the North
Barre pool yesterday found that their
clothes had been gone through, and
money, cigarettes and, in one case.
cigarette case had been removed. The
money taken altogether amounted to
about SIS. Several small boys were ac-
rused and searched, but nothing was
found Evidently the guilty ones had
made quick getaway.
According to arrangements made by
the Barre Board of Trade for the lew
cling off and grading Of Depot square,
he G. v. and M. & w. r. railroads have
agreed to send in five or ten carloads, |
apiece, of cinders for grading the square
i the city would level the bumps with |
The seaper. This has been done and the
'arloads of cinders are expected to ar
i've at almost any time now.
The aviation committee Of the Board |
# Trade, of which w. O. Reynolds is |
hartman, was voted 5000 at the meet
ne Of the directors last Thursday. The
money viii be used in putting the field
IN the Smith farm in Graniteville in
hape so that il may be used for a
anding field This field has been rented |
Until the first of January at cost Of
so. The committee plans to rent the
vhole farm next year, holding on to
he field by sub-letting the farm itself
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. HOWE, who
ave been passing two weeks honey
loon at the home of Mrs. George @.
Walker of Keith avenue, returned to
heir home in valois, Quebec, Satur-
ay. They were accompanied by Miss
city Stephens of this city, who will
pend several days at their home be-
pre- continuing on her journey TO st.
ouis, Mo, where she viii visit her
lotber, Mrs. Margaret Stephens, and
or sister, Mrs. George Milton, former
I of this city.
Wednesday, July 10, is the last day
" receiving applications from those
no are willing to take fresh air. chill
rem for two weeks next month, and
re applications must be turned in to
RS. II. j. slayton, chairman of the
ARE committee, by Wednesday fore
BON. The response has been only par
ally successful up 10 the present time
I'd il is hoped that many more appli-
tions win be received in two days
suing before the report is sent to
ew York. IL you cannot take one of
e children, will You agree to pay the
ard of oneY