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

| Women's smoked elk sport oxfords
now $3 9s a pair at Shea's. adv-
Mrs Byron Jackson is in Berlin, at
tending the funeral Of relative.
| Charles Beck OF Branch street was 8
business visitor in Burlington yester
day.
"Corns" are a thing of the past, after
using browns corn remedy, 25c a bot.
| tie. adv.
| f. w, Locke and family Of Waits
River were visitors in the city yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Luke Gallagher Of Summer
street has returned from visit with
| friends in Burlington.
Mrs. r. M. Tobin of Academy street
has returned from an extended stay in
Mount Clemens, Mich.
Norman Dipaola of Granitevile loft
to-day for Worcester, Mass, where he
has secured employment.
q. y, Robinson Of Burlington, who
has been visiting in Barre, has returned
TO his home in that city
George Straiton of this city, who
was a visitor in Dublin, N H., yester-
day, has returned home.
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
Special car after dance. adv,
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of
North Main street and son, James,
were visiting friends in Burlington yes
terday
Mrs. II. G. Laid Of Orange street
returned yesterday from Joe's pond,
where she has been spending the past
two weeks,
Miss Teresa Zacchini Of Quincy,
Mass, i passing few days in his
city as the guest Of Mics Laura Mo-
valli OF Howard street.
Lazime Tonguay of Hillside avenue
has been confined to his home w i'll
ness for the past few days. His condi-
ton Is not much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward York of Wal
than, Mass, who have been passing a
week with friends and relatives here,
have returned home. Mr.. York was sor
merly a resident of this city.
Harry Wilder of the Montpelier and
Barre Light and Power company's Of
fice in this city il taking his annual va
.ation from his duties and will pass
two weeks at Highgate Springs.
Owing to the growing demand for
Turnbull's ice cream and our college /
ces we have decided to use one Of our
music booths to serve our soda cuts
jomers. The Red Cross Pharmacy
ldv 1
Mise Marion TiIden Of South Main
treet has returned from Ithaca, NJ u.
where she went as unofficial delegate
o the meeting of the Delta Delta Delta
orority which was held at Cornell uni
-ersity.
City Attorney and Mrs, Edward G.
)ufiicy Of this city, who have been
'assing wedding trip in the White
have returned to the ci.y.
hey are making their home on Jetfer-
on street for the present
Miss Neven Whitehead Of Los An
eles, Cal, is spending the summer
rith her sister, Mrs Frank 4. Robin
on. This is Miss Whitehead's first
isit to Barre since leaving some years
go 10 make her home in California
Congregational philatheas. attention.
brief, but very important, business
leeting will be held Immediately after
he close Of the Sunday morning church
ervice. It is asked that as many mem
ers Of the class as possible remain for
few moments.
Constantine Casellini of 81 Maple
venue. who was hurt quite seriously
he night before the Fourth, is recov
ring and able TO be about He was
ding in an automobile when the
reaking of the windshield caused cuts
o his face that required IS stitches.
The Reynolds stores which il recev-
u thorough inside oyerhauling, is
ow nearly completed and workmen are
work painting and scraping the ex-
'rior OF the structure. The DEW 4
ynde Insurance company have com.
eted the moving Of their Office equip
ent from the Quarry Bank building
the Reynolds block The Board ell
rade is engaged in refurnishing the
d office.