The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-31
TALK or THE TOWN

II VIII De nelu thursday night, June
II o'clock. --adv.
III Michael I'ierney of Springfield. Mass.
is passing few days with friends OF
/ South Main street.
r. H. Pruneau of Richmond arrivet
in the city yesterday for visit witt
| friends and relatives
| John Emslie Of Highland avenue com
A menced work this morning for the a
| w. Badger & Co. furniture store.
| Miss Beatrice GiPuere of this city
left to-day for Minneapolis, Mimi, fol
Il visit with relatives and friends.
II Found any moths in your closets this
spring. Flyosan kills them. Sold By
Alexander 4 Co., Depot square. adv.
Edward Brown Of Forsythe place
was In the city yesterday passing the
holiday from his work in Danville.
The girl scouts Of the Hedding Meth
odist church will give play Friday
evening at o'clock. Admission, 25c.-
adv.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture a speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.
4 --adv.
just few more loads left of that
hard edging and slabwood at 1926.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel 72o-
NJ or 746-W.--sdv.
| Several carloads of local young peo-
pie went to- Lake Morey yesterday aft
ernoon to attend the dance held at the
casino last evening.
Opening dance, Woodbury. lake house
pavilion, Friday, June 2, and every Fri
day during the season. Summers or
chcstra, six pieces adv.
Miss Amelia Andreoletti. formerly
employed at the r. ID. Ladd Co. store,
commenced work this week at the Nash
company store as a clerk.
For this week, 4O-inch wide good
heavy unbleached cotton, only l2c
yard Little Dry Goods store, Cottage
street, off North Main.--adv.
Charles Gibbons of this city, who has
been employed in Brattleboro for the
past few weeks, returned to this city
yesterday to resume work here
The Little Dry Goods store on Cot
tage street will be closed from Thurs
day at 8 p. m. until Saturday at 8 p.
m, in observance of Bible holiday
adv.
Mrs. John Papin OF Winooski, for
merly Of this city, visited here over
Sunday, attending the confirmation Of
her son, Clarence, at st. Monieas
church
Angus A. Smith. a member Ut the
firm of f. L. Smith and company and
a former resident OF this city, arrived
here yesterday from Montreal for a
short visit in the city.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
guild Of the Church of the Good Shep. |
herd will be held in the vestry of the |
church Thursday evening at 1880. A
large attendance is desired.
j. M. Boutwell, of the Boutwell,,
Milne Varnum Co. was a visitor in |
Dover. n. H., over the holiday While |
there he was the guest of Walter Cox.
the horseman, who is known the world
over.
A party consisting OF Ernest Mar
chetti, Herbert and Joseph liter and
Sidney Thorne left the city the early
part Of the week for a visit in Water
vile, Me. They plan to arrive home
this afternoon.
George S. Miles, well-known hotel
clerk in this state, arrived in the city
from st. Johnsbury to be
employed as night clerk at the Central
house on Pearl street. Mr.. Miles is la
miliar TO a great many tourists and IS
one of the older veteran hotel clerks of
the state.
One of the local expressmen made an
attempt to drive his wagon along Main
street yesterday with only three wheels
on it. No doubt the attempt was min
territorial for after going short dis
lance he found 1t necessary TO go back
after one of the rear wheels which had
been released when the retaining nut
came off.
The senior class at Spaulding high
school left this morning for Joe's pond
IN the annual class ride. A large rum
Der OF the class went by truck while
nc icfsb ttidut tNt "Trip 70 the pJHQ IN
private cars. This ride will mean more
10 the seniors than those of other
years as IL is but a short time before
he class will be scattered
There was a large crowd out last |
tight to attend the first band concert
~, the Citizens band this year. There ]
we're nine selections on the program for
he evening but the music was so much ]
ppreciated by the audience which gath. !
red in the city park that repeated s
ncores were necessary in order to sat {
sly them. Band Leader I. r. Merrill
4 Montpelier was in charge and the
music played was of the highest order
Local baseball fans were happy to !
lear of the defeat for the second time {
4 Burlington high school by the St
Albans team. Burlington was on the
minor end of TO score. This lets ,
Burlington out of the championship '
ace altogether and although il seems
srdly possible that a game can be ar !
anged between ST. Adams and Sparld ]
ng the teams are practically tied for e
he championship.