The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29

a business visitor in the city to-day
Isaac Wheeler Of Calais had his right
leg amputated at the City hospital yes
terday.
A III. J. M. Jones left to-day for Boston
where he was called by the death Of q
relative.
Isaac WEIGH of West Bridgewatei
left the hospital to-day, after receiving
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Provost OF
Marshfield were in the city to-day on
a business visit.
Mrs Fred Hayward and daughter,
Rita, of West Fairlee were visitors in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Bixby Of Topsham was
operated on at the City hospital yes
terday for hernia.
Miss Delphine Colby commenced her
duties this morning as telephone OPP
orator at the, local exchange
| Roy Watkins Of Summer street, who
has been employed In Akron, O., for
the past three months, returned to-day.
| Miss Mildred Norway of Derby is
passing few days at the home Of
Miss Marion Jones Of Bolster avenue.
| d. A. Perry of the Perry Real Es-
tate agency was in Enosburg Falls to-
day selling herd Of Holstein cattle for
T. w. Perley.
Mr. and Mrs, Perley Eager and Miss
Eunice Cole Of this city left yesterday
for Lake Fairlee, where they will pass
two weeks in camp.
A meeting Of the committees of the
Barre post bazaar win be held at the
post headquarters Tuesday evening,
Aug. 80. Post commander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen r. McGlaHin Of
Albany, N II, are spending their vaca-
ton at the home of his father, J. L.
McGlaflin, Of IA Cliff street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrill, Of Ran
dolph visited at the home Of Mrs Nor
rill's brother, Angus Douglas, of Aver
i'll street over the week end
Mrs. 4. A. Bugbee, formerly Of this
city, now Of Pittsfield. Mass, il pass
ing few days at the home of Mrs A.
B. Curtis of Seminary street,
Mrs. f. A. Camp and Mrs. Earl
Batchelder and daughter, Eleanor, have
returned home, after two weeks Wis
1t in johnson and Morrisyille.
Miss Christine Saxour resumed her
duties at the Mrs. Shepard Store, Inc,
yesterday, after passing the summer
months with friends in New York City.
Mrs. w. J. Mcneil and daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd McNicl, formerly of this city, are
passing few days with friends here
before returning to their home in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Harry Bassett and two children |
of Orleans, who have been visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs |
d. S. Waterman of Washington street,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eastman and |
son, Harold, OF Eastern avenue re-
turned home yesterday from New York |
and Boston, where they have been
passing two weeks with friends.
Miss Ruth Fellows Of Burlington was
treated at the City hospital yesterday
for injuries which she received recently |
when her face was severely bitten by
dog. Several stitches had to be taken
IN her lower jaw.
A car of new Doylestown grain sep.
arators on the Central Vermont tracks.
Will unload tomorrow. All sizes, I'M
and mounted. Can use a few
second hand threshers in exchange.
Marsh Allen Co.. adv.
This year for the first time in mum
Der OF years will Barre be without
labor day celebration of the kind
Thich was held for years. Those wishing
o make 1t real holiday will be 1,
obliged to 60 to Montpelier, where the
annual firemen's muster is to be held. |:
Barre teams are to take part in the
meet and II should be Of interest TO
ocal people.
Two young men passed through
Barre this morning while on a hiking /
rip which had Detroit, Mich, as its (
tarting point. Both of the young fell
ows are from Piqua, o., but started
heir trip from Detroit about a week Z
nd half ago. They camp out when J
yer they have too, but have stayed I
everal nights in the fraternity houses ]
{ which they are members, both being a
ollege men, one from Wesleyan and
he other from Northwestern univer- \
ity. Up TO the time of reaching Barre !
he mixers stated that the TIP had !
ost than one and one-half cents per }
nile. Their next stopping place is Bos- s
on and they plan to 60 from there TO :
lew Haven and start on the hcmeward a
,urney Ii