The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-05

II To Rent: Five-room tenement o
II Camp street. Edith NJ. Carr, 362 NJ
II adv.
Il For plumbing and heating, call Jane
H Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel s25-W
Il adv.
HI Mrs. Edward Thompson of Groton |
H at the City hospital for radium treat
ment for goitre.
H Miss Dorothy Buchsn of SpauldinI
i street is spending a few days wit
friends at Joe's Pond.
George N. Tilden returned to-da,
\ from Joe'si pond, where he has beef
| spending the past few days.
| Wendell Allen of Brook street lief
| Monday afternoon for Boston, whsr,
he has secured employment.
H Fl. B. Tenney began two weeks
vacation from his duties at the F d
Ladd company this morning
Clarence Sullivan. special delivery
boy at the postofiice. has returned to
his work, after weeks vacation.
II Harold Wescott Of Orange street re.
turned yesterday from Boston, where
he has been visiting friends for two
i weeks.
Miss Vivian Dodge returned to-da,
to Springfield after visiting at her
home on South Main street over tht
holiday.
| w. r Rees Of Sheridan street re.
turned to-day from Franklin, n n
where he has been spending the past
few days.
Thomas vanston Of South Main
street has gone to North Hero, where
he viii spend a few days at his sum
mer camp.
Miss Ella Williams of Brooklyn
street left the latter part of last week
for Montreal, where she will pass
vacation.
William Christie. who is employed in
Burlington, has been visiting for few
days at the home of his parents on
Kirk street.
Edward Gagnon, pianist at the Park
theatre, left this week for New York
and Boston. where he wil pass
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clark and Mr.
and Mrs Archie Adams OF South Main
street were camping at Peaeham pond
over the holiday.
Allan c. Williams of Brooklyn street
left Yesterday for ST. Johnsbury. where
he has secured employment in the FAIR
banks scale works.
Jack Grace of Cabot, who has been
visiting AT the home OF his brother. !
Charles Grace Of Division street, has
returned to his home.
Herbert Leonard, ABBEY Freeman |
and John Sullivan returned to-day |
from Woodstock, where they went 10 |
attend yesterdays races.
Mrs. Milton of Felchvile, Mas. and |
Mrs. Minnie Neverels Of Springfield
Mass. are visiting at the home Of Ar |
thur Miles Of South Main street.
Dean Adams Of Bridgeport, Conn.
who has been passing few days at
his Home on the Richardson road, re.
turned to-day to his employment in
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emmons Of
South Main street left yesterday for
New York. where Mr. Emmons has se
cured employment and where they in
tend to make their home.
Miss Helen Roscoe. who has been
visiting Miss lucy Wells Of French
street, left last night for Gilmanton,I
Y. H., where she intends TO work a
councillor in a girls camp for the sum
mer.
Auto stages were busy yesterday
taking people from the hill" on their
annual outing at Woodbury. pond Two
stages were necessary, besides private
,ars, to accommodate those wishing
to go.
The game which was to have been
played Monday afternoon between
Barre post Of the American Legion and
he Brooklyn royal colored giants had
o be postponed indefinitely because OF
he heavy downpour.
Mrs. Antonio Bianchi and two chill
ren of Prospect avenue left yesterday
or Quincy. Mass, where they will vie
{ Mrs Bianchi's mother. Felix Mar.
mi. a brother Of Mrs. Bianchi. who
as been visiting them here. left at the
anne time for his home in Cambridge
Many motorists are complaining Bit
erly because of the condition Of tho
Dads leading from Barre in the dsec
ion Of St Johnsbury. The main road
practically impossible because Of the
o-called repairs which are being made
n il and il is hard TO find q detour
hich is much better. II is getting to
E considered quite feat to 60 20
tiles without being pulled out Of a
ole.