The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-15
TALK or THE TOWN

Public surrey, day and night; tel
l26, Jones & HALL adv.
A First.class table board by the day d
week at the Page dining room. -adv.
4 New arrival Of New Yorks latest
fall hats. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street.
adv.
4 Sumner Kinball Of Northfield was
a business visitor in this city ycster-
day.
Harold Perry Of Plainfeld was in the
city yesterday visiting his sister, who
Is employed here.
1 Jesse Gardner has returned To his
duties at the WI y. Smith Co., after
weeks vacation.
| G. W. Perry Of the y. A. Perry Real
Estate agency left to-day for Boston
on . short business trip.
Miss Margaret bowers Of the w. d.
Smith Co., il spending Two weeks
vacation at Old Orchard.
Miss Sylvia Rizzi and Miss Ellen In
glis returned yesterday from weeks
vacation spent at Coventry,
Miss Vivian Dodge, who is employed
in Springfield, II spending a week at
her home on South Main street.
Dr. Wark has returned from the
Province Of Quebec, where he was mo
toring with friends the past week.
Miss Joanna Parks leaves to-day for
her home in East Orange, N u, after
visiting friends m this city for two
weeks,
Miss Jennie Brown has returned to
her duties at the w. d, Smith Co.'S
store after two weeks vacation spent
at Greensboro.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cove Of Fresno, Cal,
formerly a resident here, arrived in
this city Sunday night to spend a few
days visiting friends.
Those having fresh air children are
requested to see that they are at the
station ready to take the $3.50 train
Wednesday morning, Aug 10.
Davina stephen, Dorothy Stephen,
Irene Booth and Polly Morgan went
yesterday to Woodbury. pond, where
they will spend q week In camp
Miss Ruth Parker, librarian at the
Barre Public library returned yester
day to her duties after two weeks
vacation in camp at North Hero.
Miss Mamie Nelson Of Philadelphia |!
and Miss Ruth r. Nelson Of ST. AL
bans arrived home Sunday to spend
their vacation with their mother at |
"a Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Loughheed |
and Miss Ethel Loughhced Of Sher
brooke, r. O., arrived In the city Sat
urday night, being called by the seri
Gus illness of w. j. Loughheed Of |
French street.
Woman's club members who have
not paid their dues please communi-
cate with the treasurer, Mrs. Meta |
Cole. AZ jefferson street, before Sept. |
1, if they wish their names in the |
year book. adv.
Partisan Sage Ia the most delight |
full, refreshing hair dressing in the |
world, and E. A. Drown a Co. guar |
antees one bottle to prove it. it, use
brings radiant hair and : clean,
healthy scalp. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Spear Of Park
street returned yesterday from Waits
field. where they visited friends over
the week end. They were accompanied
home by Miss Jean Bisbee, who made
i business visit here yesterday.
Fathers, mothers, brothers. sisters
and sweethearts were at Camp Govern
Or Hartness Sunday to visit the boys
At camp. Those going from South
Barre and vicinity to visit the boys
Dfs Co. M were Mr.. and Mrs. viii Dud-
ley and Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. George Il
Allen and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs.
r. d. Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Robinson and aon, Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Wood and daughters Ina and
Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houghton,
Neal Smith, Dana Robinson, Herbert
Watson, Grafton Howard, Marion
Howard. Ruth Lawliss. Eleanor Nor
is, Clair Bartlett, Meta Thow, Alice
Watson and Lena Leonard. All re-
ported a good time and that the boys
we're in the best of spirits. Those GO
ng autos reported the roads in poor
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