The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-05
TALK or THE TOWN

| Macgregor's golf clubs. new assert
ment, at browns, adv.
a busy place the soda fountain a
the Barre Drug Co.--adv
j. B. Johnson of Bethel passed tn,
week end with friends in this city.
H. P. Prindle Of Burlington was
week end business visitor in the city
|. @. M. Ashley Of Jackson, N. H., wa
visitor in this city over the week
end
Attorney j. Ward Carver returned
yesterday from business trip to Wes1
Pawlet
Edward J. Ennis Of Terrace avenue
was taken to the City hospital this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Owens Of this city
were business visitors in Burlington
yesterday,
Joseph Leroy, barber at the AIiers
barber shop here, passed the week end
in Burlington.
H. w. varnum of Jacksonville ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days business visit.
Miss Adelia johnson Of this city left
yesterday for Bethlehem, N. III, where
she will pass the summer.
Miss Rachel Robinson Of Academy
street returned home to this city yes
terday from New York City.
DR.. John McCaskilI of this city re.
turned yesterday from Pittsford, where
he has been passing several months.
Another drop in the price Of Exide
batteries. 1t will pay you to look this
matter up. Harvey & Mower adv
Found any moths in your closets this
spring. Flyosan kills them. Sold by
Alexander 4 Co. Depot square adv.
H. s. Parks of Averill street left to-
day for Danville, where he will pass
a few days at his camp on Joe's pond.
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel. 726-M or 746-W.
adv.
Your attention is called to the adj
vertisement on page 5. Free entertain
ment and dance Wednesday, June r..
adv.
just few more loads left of that
hard edging and slabwood at 1925.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel. 1873.
NJ or 746-W.--adv.
Carl d. Waterman, who left this city
last fall for the west, is now engaged
rs manager Of a. large milk producing
farm in Nashotah, Wis.
At the convention of the Massachu-
setts Osteopathic society in Worcester
asst Saturday, DIR. Howard A. Drew of
Barre gave one of the addresses.
Mrs. Charles NOR Of Graniteville re
turned to that place Yesterday, after
passing short visit in this city while
IN her way from New Haven, Conn.
If You have never tried our ice cream,
you are missing one of the most de
icious frozen dishes served. Come in
ind try dish. Barre Drug Co.. adv.
Miss Ethel lnglis returned yesterday
q her duties at the Massachusetts, |
General hospital in Boston, after pass
ne few days at her home in this
ity.
I. o. 0. L., M. T., purple consulate
meeting will be held at Nellie Bianchis,
Keith avenue. Tuesday, june 9, at
80. All candidates for initiation
lease come.
G. Fl. Presbrey Of the Presbrey-L lie
and company from New York City,
Who has been passing a few days at
he local branch Of that company, re-
urned home yesterday.
There viii be rehearsal Of the chill /
ren's day concert at the Methodist
hurch Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
| is earnestly desired that every child
aking part be present.
s. H. $. alumni ball in Quarry Bank
all Thursday, June g.; CAROLS or
hestra, seven pieces; dance orders: ia
ors; punch-everything for good
ime. Admission, sl.50 couple; extra
sdies, SOC, including tax.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore MacMaster
{ Montreal, who were married June
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Irs. John J. Cayhue. Mrs. MacMas
sr will be remembered as Miss jean
tie Granger, formerly of this city.
Hildreth Martin is enjoying few
avs intervening between his final es
at the University of Yer
ont, from which he graduates this
onth, at the home Of his parents, DR.
nd Mrs. l.. d. Martin, who are also
John Russell Of Burling-
N. who accompanied their son home
'-day and will be their guest for sew
al days
Public sentiment in the city is now
,ing strong for the formation of
sseball team in this city during the
Immer. Now that the schools are out,
,seball will be decidedly quiet outside
the American Legion's occasional
lme. There is plenty of material in
e city at present for the formation
strong organization and Barre is
rye enough a city TO put good team
ito the diamond.
Plans for the Spaulding alumni ban
let have been completed and the
sstmaster for the occasion will be G.
rrbert Pape, p5. of this city. Among
e other alumni who viii speak are
B. Lane. 81; Thurman Dix, commits
oner Of highways. O4; DR.. Margaret
irleton, ~, and Henry H. Jackson,
/. Members Of the faculty also may
We something TO say. The banquet
n begin DromDtlv al o'clock Re- /