The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-08
TALK or THE TOWN


The Barre Red Cross will meet in
Aldrich hall Monday, July 10, at 800
| Let us make and fit your screen win
| dows and doors. Call 747M. oKo Co..
4 adv.
Il You will know it's an oko screen,
because it is better. oKo Co., Barre. -
adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Brett OF Rox-
bury are passing few days in this
city.
i For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, i23 Orange street. Tel. s23-W.
adv.
/ A l0-pound son was born July 7 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quinlan Of Elm
wood avenue.
Harry W. Kelly of Hartford, Conn.,,
| is passing several days at his home On
Pleasant street.
1 All members Of Co. M wishing to go
on the range tomorrow morning meet
at armory at Q a. m.
George Mascot of Burlington ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit with friends.
| Mrs. Dora Aldrich began yesterday q
two weeks vacation from her iuties
with the Mrs. Shepard Co.
Mrs. Jane Rae of Thurston place be-
gins to-day two weeks vacation from
her duties at Young Bros
Kreamy ice kream in fayors ID shit
any taste, fresh ait all times. Try
package. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Norman A. Mcleod Of Websterriile
left yesterday afternoon for Milford, y.
H., where he has secured employment.
Gordon Ladd Ronald Gauld and Cor
don Scott leave to-day for Camp Alb
MAXI, where they will spend few
weeks.
Mrs A. r. Bell and daughter, Eliza
beth, left yesterday afternoon for
weeks visit with relatives in Enosburg
Falls,
Make your ice cream headquarters
at the Barre Drug Co. Our soda ioun
tain will take care of your wants, too.
adv.
Peter Barclay of Brook street re-
turned yesterday from Waterville, Me-, |
NHtfr Hc mas Dcru fiSitihr liicHds -1t 1
q week
Miss Mary Mcdonald Of Thurston |
place begins to-day a two weeks vaca
ton from her duties at the Union Dry |
Goods Co.
Mr. and Mrs Edward York, who have
been visiting at the home of Arthur
Miles of South Main street, left yester-
day for Rutland
Charles Barrows, tailor at the T. Fl.
Rogers store, is on his annual vaca toni
Mrs. Barrows is visiting relatives in
various parts of the state.
''Gainsbrough' hair nets without
doubt the finest made. single mesh Toe,
double mesh l5c, two for 25c, at
browns Drug store.-adv.
The one way to refresh and cool off
step into the Barre Drug Co, and he
served your favorite dish of dreamy
ice kream or delicious drink.-aiy.
Mrs John Reid and daughter. Mrs.
John Daniels, of Newark, n. j., are
passing few days visit at the home
OF Mrs. Reid's sister on Becklcy nill
yern Perkins, candidate for conn
ty senator, and Ernest Newcombe,
state FISH and game commissioner, both
Of Waterbury, were in town yesterday
On business.
Drs. Gage and Gage, chiropractors,
will be back in their office July 10; of /
hce hours. Monday. Wednesday aud
Friday. 7 to p. m; Tuesday, Thurs
lay and Saturday. 2 to 5 p. m.--adv.
The American Legion nine lines up
to-day against the Mortified town
team for a ball game on Lincoln cam
pus Mortified has strong outfit and
expects to give the Legion hard game.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Wiley Of
Maple Grove street leave by auto 20
lay for Camp Abnaki, where ChauneeN>t
Wiley, jr.. viii Join them and they viii !
20 from there to Highgate Springs to
spend few days.
About Is young friends Of Miss Err
-adi Lott of Third street gathered NJ :
her home Thursday evening to tender
Ter surprise party. The evening vas
quickly passed with games and Iefreeh.
nents in order. Miss Lotti, together
With her parents and brother. leaves ,
lext week for New York City to make
heir home