The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-16
TALK on THE TOWN


! "The Dictator with Wallace Reid
| Is coming, it's first run Paramount
adv.
| Mrs. Ella A. Aelesi, who has beer
Visiting here, left to-day for East Lynn
Mass.
Frank Lascor Of the Central garage
left this morning for Cabot on a bust
ness visit.
Charming Of the Northwest an.
other red blooded drama Of the mount
ed police at the Park tomorrow. adv
Miss E.. NJ. Northrup, who has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity, re-
turned to-day 70 her home in Billerica,
Mass.
Francis Cleary of the Kelly Nelson
garage left yesterday for Boston, from
which point he will drive back new
Chevrolet car
Your choice Of any summer hat in
store for Csc. All summer fclts at a
discount. ! Mrs. Carroll Murphy's, 10
Main street. adv.
Carlo Orlando returned to this city
last evening from New York state,
where he has been employed on road
construction work.
Several carloads Of golfers from the
Barre Golf club left this morning for
Greensboro, where they will engage in
a tournament to-day.
Regular meeting Of the L. A. A. 0. II.
will be held in the X. of c. hall Thurs
day evening at 730 o'clock. Refresh
ments and social hour adv
One OF the large trucks Of the Charles
Leith Trucking company left this morn
ing for Albany, N. Y, with load of
furniture belonging to local party.
Woman's club members who have
not paid their dues please communi-
cate with the treasurer, Mrs. Meta
Cole, Az Jefferson street, before Sept.
Il, il they wish their names in the
year book.--adv.
A large number of people from this
city left to-day for Camp Governor
Hardness, this being visitors day as.
well as governors day" at the Ma
tional Guard encampment Barre boys
are showing up well in camp and are
making some good records.
Secretary Bradley Of the Board Of
Trade wrote this morning to the Neil
vain Shoe company of Manchester, n
H., requesting that If they are still
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branch factory in Vermont they give
Barre due consideration. He set forth
TO them the advantages Of locating in
this city with its plentiful help and
conditions.
A painful accident happened to James
Glass last evening while running with
the hose team. Mr.. Glass attempted to
cut across some other runners path
as was necessary in the race, but, going
across little before the correct mo-
ment, his heel was struck by one of
the spikes In an approaching runners
shoe. Owing TO the fact that the spike
was new and sharp it penetrated deep
~ and tore the flesh somewhat. 1t is
probable that Glass will be unable to
run for several days.
The fresh air children from New
York City who have been entertained
in homes in Barre and vicinity for the
past two weeks left this morning by
the $50 train to return to their home |
city. There was mingled happiness and |
sorrow among them as they babe good !
bye to their new-found friends--joy /
that they were TO see their own people |
again and sorrow at having 70 part /
with their entertainers and 70 leave
the enjoyments of life in Vermont One |
little fellow had become 8, attached to |
his temporary home that NJ cr,cI Bit
terly when taken by main strength |
onto the car with the others; he want
ed TO stay with the family whers he /
had been so we'll cared for All of the /
children showed Improvement Ia pliysi-
cal condition and they carried away
about three times as much baggage as
they brought, showing evidence Of the
generosity Of the people here. In fact,
everything possible was done to give
he children good time They we're
given free theatre tickets for two
weeks, were taken on automobile rides
and were SHOWN various
,ther forms of entertainment which
appealed to them. The local commit
zee, which had charge of the fresh air
wishes to thank one and all
or their splendid cooperation and for
he marked efforts put forth to make
he stay of the children enjoyable.