The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-10
TALK or THE TOWN

i Big special on shoes at Flint's. adv.
A son was born Aug. A to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Blanchard of Merchant
street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Cutler Of Jeffer-
son street are passing short vacation
at Groton pond.
For all kinds Of cement, stone and
brick work, call Leel, SO Pleasant street,
phone 2766. adv
Last day to pay your taxes. Please
bring your notice. Come early and
avoid the rush. adv.
/ States Attorney Charles B. Adams
of Waterbury was in the city yester-
day on official business.
Mrs. II. c. Adams Of East Wailing
ford entered the City hospital yesser-
day for radium treatment
George Walker Of Hooker avenue
i commenced his vacation from duties in
| the Red Cross Pharmacy yesterday.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Justus Ketchum Of
Orlando, Fla, are spending few weeks
at the home of Mrs. George Milne of
| Spaulding street.
| Mrs. Joseph Woman of Montreal and
two children returned home yesterday,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker Of Hooker avenue.
| Paul Rand, Leo Harrington and Rob-
4 ert Isham returned to Burlington this
morning, after visiting friends in this
city for the past few days.
/ Mario Tosi, Paul Reghini and Emilio
Sassorossi were among those who left
yesterday for Winnipeg, where they
have obtained employment in the wheat
fields.
i w. S. Page OF Gilmore street and
John sullivan Of South Main street
left to-day for Essex, where several
Of the Page horses are entered in to-
days races.
Langlois' large truck started for
Quincy, Mass, yesterday with a load
of furniture belonging to Mrs. Jennie
Lott Of Beckley street, who removes
4 with her family to that city.
| Trolley service was interfered with
to such an extent yesterday that the
l2.l5 run was omitted The cause Of the
trouble was trolley wire near VAL
ley View farm, which had come down
from the supporting standard
am now forming classes for in
struction on violin, piano. mandolin.
All lessons private. For particulars
call at 80 Jefferson street Saturday
from to 8 p. m. P. f. Landi.- adv
| Miss Ethel Higgs Of Prospect avenue
left this morning for Concord, n. A.,
where she will visit with Mr.. and Mrs,
George Ledward, in whose company she
will continue her journey to Westerly,
R. T., for visit with relatives.
i Considerable Improvement is to be
noted these days by taking peep
down Enterprise alley, The back street
has undergone a thorough cleaning and
the street department, after spreading
LAYER Of gravel. to-day had the steam
roller at work. Occupants of the blocks
are warned against burning any paper
or dumping rubbish in or near the al
: lev as officials are going to see to i
that conditions shall remain improved.
Congressman Frank L. Greene was IN
Barre to-day while on the return trip
TO his home in st. Adams after attend
ing banquet in East Braintree last
evening. Congressman Greene was
greeted by large number Of friends
In Barre. He will return to Washing
. ton Saturday to be ready for the re-
sumption of the House sessions His
primary petition for nomination TO the
position OF United States senator, TO
succeed Carroll S. Page Of Hyde Park,
was filed mt the secretary OF states
Office IN Montpelier yesterday. Con-
gresham Greene j. unopposed in the
Republican party for the senatorial
nomination.
Several Of Barre's visitors yesterday
proved that the railroad strike does not
Interfere with travel even If one does
mot own an auto. Eleven girls from
Camp Tahoma on Lake Arlington
near Pike, n. H., liked through here
Yesterday afternoon on their way 70
/, burlington. They left camp at O'Clock
Yesterday morning The girls were
, dressed somewhat like gypsies and said
that the trip was usually called gpy-
! ! y trip. Also two boys from Boston ar
, rived here yesterday afternoon, doing
, their travelling on bicycles. They were
headed for Montreal and had started
, from Boston Sunday morning. They
had already covered $50 miles Of thew
, trip. but said that the Vermont hills
were rather holding them up.