The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-04
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK or THE TOWN
\ j. w. Jennings of Burlington is pass
ing few days in the city on bushes
\ visit.
1 "A son was born Aug. 3 to Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. g. Cutler Of l24 North MaiI
street.
III H. A. Weissblatt Of Bristol, Pa, il
passing several days business visit il
this city,
H M zorzi Of this city left yesterday
for Chicago, where he has secured EN-
ployment.
f. F. Mcclellan of Somerville, Mass.
arrived in the city yesterday for q
short visit.
Il For all kinds Of cement, stone and
brick work, call Leel, SO Pleasant street
i'phone 276-6.-adv.
| Mrs. c. r. Scott Of Westboro, Mass,
has been visiting Miss Gladys n Gale
Of AS Wellington street.
| Five days more to pay your taxes.
Please bring your notice. Come early
and avoid the rush. LADY.
A son was born yesterday at the
City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tucker Of North Main street.
| Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
Special car after dance. adv.
Miss Helen Hyland Of East Boston
arrived in the city yesterday for Wis
| it with friends and relatives.
A daughter was born yesterday
morning at the City hospital to Mr.,
and Mrs. Tenney Call Of Williamst town.
Highly acclaimed in large cities -the
Wells family, entertainers, in their va
ried program at the Methodist church
Aug. 9.--adv.
r. i. Barnes Of Albany, N. ", who
has been passing three days bust
ness visit in this city, returned home
this morning.
Alfredo Maza, Cosmos Higuera, AL
fonso Gutierrez and Alfredo Higuera
left last night for Georgia, where they
expect to find employment.
Aldo Poletti of Howard street, who |
has been passing two weeks visitI
with Harvard classmates in Boston, ar |
rived home here this morning.
Mrs. w. u Shields and son, Laurence,
of Webster avenue left late last eve
ming for Fredericksburg, Va, where
there will pass week at her former
home. Mrs. Shields son, Carl, is EN-
ployed in that city.
All fresh air children from New
York City, who, for some reason or
other, did not receive free tickets to
the movies when the tickets were dis
tributed at the station the night of
the children's arrival in Barre can sc.
cure their tickets for two weeks at.
tendance if they call at the box Office
IF Park theatre.
The realms of big fish are not con-
fined to lakes and oceans in these mod
srn times. James Pinardi of Seminary
street can vouch for the fact that the
Winooski river at Plainfield holds its
share or did hold it. Mr. Pinardo was
trying his luck in the stream yester-
lay when he suddenly got a strike that
was bigger than the granite strike here.
After much angling he finally landed
he prize which proved to be salmon
'rout rs inches in length and weigh
ng four and one-half pounds The I
,eautv was displayed to admiring !
riends last evening and to-day win
'rovide bounteous dinner for the
'inardi family. IL
Tuesday evening at Cobble Hill
range the first and second degrees I
,ere conferred on class of FIVE. In
pite of extreme weather conditions
here was fair attendance The pro-
ram was as follows. Piano solo with :
Moore, Bernice Davis; vocal solo with r
Moore, Mrs. Ben Batchelder; piano 7
net with encore, Misses Louise and T
ellen Partridge. Plans were talked n
yer for a grange picnic TO be held next G
eek Thursday. The next meeting will 3
E Tuesday, Aug. Is. In addition to a
ne interest usually attending the third :,
nd fourth degree work will be the pro- 81
ram given by Washington grange "
hey are 10 be our guests for the eve B
ing and will furnish the entire pro. Il
ram. 1t is hoped there will be large a
tendance TO meet our guests and hear N
ne excellent program that they win h
Irnish. q,