The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-20

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| For plumbing and heating. call jane
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street. Tel. S23-W
adv.
Ii Dance at Woodbury. Lake house pa
vilion Friday night, July n. CARROLL
orchestra. adv.
Stock up with Opeko Coffee at Thu
bargain price None better in the city
Red Cross Pharmacy adv.
\ Public dance at Cobble hill Friday
night, July FL; Months orchestra; 75t
a couple, extra ladies 25c.--adv.
H Long distance and general trucking
\ furniture q speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel. 726-M or 746-W
adv.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Eston Spaulding OF
Granville, p @, are passing short
4 visit with friends in this city, MIR.
Spaulding's former home.
The new dish of ice cream Royal
Yum, Yuml. All regular customers
call for it again and again Don't fail
TO try it at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
adv.
Miss Tia Cutler, who has been Wis
iting at the home Of her grandmother,
Mrs. George Porter, returned yesterday
to Hartford, Conn.,, where she is EN-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tassie and fam
| lily OF South Main street returned yes
terdayN from Woodbury. pond, where
they have been camping for the past
two weeks
Willard Calder Of North Main street
and Elmer Crawford Of Pleasant street
have returned from Lake Fairlee, where
they have been camping for the past
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Newhall Of
Washington street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Carpenter left to-day on three
or four days auto trip through the
White mountains
Jack Vanotti, who has been doing
the catching for Newport this summer
returned yesterday TO his home in Shell
burne Falls, Mass, after spending
few days in Barre.
Frank Mccormack OF Brockton,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday to
pass short vacation at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Nc
Cormack, Of Hillside avenue.
Mrs. A. j. Palmer Of Graniteville was
in the city yesterday, bidding farewell
to friends here before leaving for Ell
berton, Ca, where she will Join her
husband and take up home.
OF course all the parents with the
Riddles are going to the chautauqua
next week. Be sure to seure your sea-
SON tickets. Adult tickets, $3.50; chill |
dren's tickets, SIPS. Tent on the Lin
coin school campus.-adv.
Mrs. Emma Munro and Miss Emma
Yule, both Of Denver, Col, arrived re.
Gently to visit for the remainder Of /
the summer with Mrs. Munro's son,
William Mercer, of South Main street.
They were accompanied by John Me-
Donald, who will visit his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, of Liberty
street.
The Newport baseball team has re-
Gently engaged two new men who are
we'll known to Barre fans Bernie
Starr, who signed up with a New York
Leam and has been playing with the
Bridgeport, Conn.,, team, is now doing
he catching for Newport. and "Walliev
zopf, former Goddard player and star
bird baseman at Dartmouth, is filling
he same position on the Newport
cam. Kopf has been playing with
Brooklyn. II
Charles Leith of the G. NJ Leith
Trucking company, together with JUS
in Mccarthy, an employee, left yester ,
lay for East Topsham, where he has
ecured three months contract to
aul pulp wood. The wood must all be
rawn from East Topsham 10 Pier !
mont, n H., for shipment Mr.. Leith !
that there would be about /.
90 cords of the wood to be drawn and !
hat 1t was fully three months work
0 transfer the whole of it.
John Philip Sousa, the worlds great
st band leader. win appear at Mont
elier city hall Friday afternoon, July
/. at 2:30 o'clock and lead his great !
rganization Of so men through one Of I
he finest programs he has ever ar
anged. Soua is to-day household
anne. a name TO eoniure with in the
Grid of music, a man Of the most
Magnetic personality. To hear Sousa y
nd to see him conduct is TO enjoy 4 y
nique experience. Four soloists win
ppear, Marjorie Moody. soprano; :.
'inifred Bambrick, harpist; John u
olsn. cornetist. and George Carey.
vlophone. Seats are selling at Bus .
ellis Book store. the sale to be trans )
rred at 1850 p. m Friday to the city r
'll.-adv.
East Barre was on the long end Of A
IA to 4 score against the yincitia
ub in a game played at Lincoln cam s,
Is yesterday afternoon. Two costly ID
rors by Brown on first let in several A.
en- and started = rally in the second n
ID fourth innings for East Barre, 81
ter two men were out. Each of the II
rors was on fairly easy throws East X
IRE scored nine hits off Calderara. ia
ID Taylor Of East Barre was hit eight ba
mes BY the Nincitia team. The lat al
r team was handicapped, as usual, ha
theaailure Of a number Of the play Al
: 10 appear for the game and at least 50
ar inexperienced men had to be put 70
vital positions. making the errors w