The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-15
TALK on THE TOWN

\ Refresh to-day at the Barre Drug &
adv.
II r. j. Miller Of Groton was q bust
ness visitor IN the city yesterday.
\ Mrs. j. b. Sangninetti Of North Mai
street y confined to her home by Sc
rious illness.
| The largest soda fountain and til,
largest variety Of drinks and sundaei
in the city. Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Anyone wishing to motor to Sher
brooke or any intermediate point at 1
cheap rate tomorrow phone 900. adv
Elizabeth ". Tjghe Of New York City
who has been passing few days il
the city on business, returned home
yesterday
Miss Jean Middleton, who has been
enjoying vacation from her duties
ut the City hospital, began her work
again to-day.
Turkey dinner served at the Will
Jamestown inn Sunday between and
ESQ o'clock, 81 a plate. 3, g. Hamil-
ton, Prop. adv.
Richard Belanger and Robert Finne-
gan Of Graniteville left yesterday for
Glens Falls, N. Y., where they have
secured employment,
For Sale: Used Ford touring car,
used Studebaker touring, used Cadillac
touring, used Overland roadster. Pal
ace Garage, Inc.--ady.
The handiest simple emergency need
ever created, for sunburn and bug bites.
Witch hazel, SOC pint. Own pint.
browns Drug store. -adv.
All members OF the Scandinavian
Brotherhood Of America, No. 1853, are
requested to be present at the meeting
to BE- held Saturday night. adv
Received to-day, swimming tubes,
Sl.75 each. You cannot sink with one
of these on. just what the boys and
girls need AT browns Drug store
adv.
Arthur Mcleod Of GranitevilIe, third
baseman on the Spaulding high school
team this year, left yesterday for De
troit, Mich, whore he has secured EN-
ployment.
A quartet, consisting Of DR.. D. Gil
Jarvis, Frederic Inglis, Walter Goss
and George Mackay, will assist in the
music at the Congregational church to-
morrow morning.
Our ice cream parlor Is popular be-
cause it IL cool and the dishes served
satisfying because the ice cream and
fruits combined are the best. Barre
Drug Co. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon O. Saunders Of
N. ", arrived in Barre yester-
day for few weeks stay at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
T. Saunders Of Trow hill,
The Red Cross win sell Ice cream
and cake and ice cream cones on band
concert night Tuesday, July Is, ut
the Legion grounds to raise money to
carry on the Red Cross work in Barre.
OF course you are going to the chau-
tauqua, July "a to 20. The first 500
season tickets sell for $3.50 each. Aft |
sr these are sold, the price will be IS. |
Be sure to secure your tickets now.
ldv.
Mrs Josie L. Pierce left to-day for
Wilton, N. H., after visiting her niece,
Yrs. A. Il. Saunders Of Trow hill She
will spend short time in Hopedale,
Mass, before returning to her home in
Johnson.
Mrs. d. C. Howie Of Montreal has
eturned to the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Robert Webster Of Washington
treet, after spending two weeks at
dalletts bay and Ricker's mills with
riends.
Mrs. Mary Andrews Of Spaulding
treet, and son, Guy G. d. Andrews, Of
'ardner, Mass. who has been visiting
ere, left to-day by automobile for
'llenburg Depot, N. ", where they will
isit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Z. Knoblock, who
'ere married June 2s at st. John, N.
!, have returned to their home in
laden, Mass, after visit of two
'eeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Nc !,
'onald of Websterville. II
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