The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-26
TALK or THE TOWN


Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at
o'clock
/ Meet your friends at the Rexal
Store-the coolest place in town on a
hot day.ady.
Regular drill of Co. NJ, l72 Inf, on
Monday evening tto-night) at O'Clock
Per order company commander.
4 Miss Marion Anker left yesterday fol
Fairlee, where she is engaged as ce,In.
cillor Of Wynona camp for the sum
mer
\ Mr.. and Mrs. n s. Parks have re-
turned to their home on Averill street
after spending a few days at Joe's
pond
4 Mrs. Fl. G. Ladd and four children
went yesterday to Joe's pond. where
they will spend two weeks at their
camp.
/ Mrs. Nernon Dauphinee and children
of Quincy, Mass. are visiting at the
home Of John Stewart Of Central
4 street
Just few more loads left of that
hard edging and slabwood at $325.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel. 1885,
NJ or 746 W.-adv.
Miss Amelia Andreoietti has returned
to her duties at the Nash company
store, after being absent for week on
account of sickness.
Miss Elizabeth Page. formerly Of
Barre. was graduated from the Brigh-
ton high school, Brighton, Mass, June
p, with q class of over 100.
Bring your foot troubles to Tilden's
for free examination and advice at any
hour Friday and Saturday Telephone
l3s-M for special appointment. adv.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion. Woodbury.; Rivoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time adv.
Miss Madeline Henes, graduate Of
this years commercial class at Goddard
seminary, commenced work this morn
ing in the office of Waldron Shield.
When you are at a loss TO decide on
a dessert for any special occasion. write
to the Baker Extract Company, Spring
field, Mass, for free cook book adv.
Grip" POLL Of Barre did the pitch
ing for Newport in the game which
they played against Lyndonville Sat
urday and which Newport won with a
score Of IA to 4
Cobble Hill grange il TO have pri
waite old-fashioned dance social on Fri |
day evening, June 30; soc a couple. |
Each granger may invite friend Tel |
1928 if you can attend. --ady.
Rheumatism is increasingly preva
lent this year. This explains the un
usually large demand f. A. Drown has
for Rheuma, the one remedy for rheu-
matism sold on guarantee adv.
Painters, attention., Local 1855,
painters and decorators, will hold its
next regular meeting Tuesday, June %,
at 1870 p. m. in carpenters hall All
are hereby notified and re
quested to attend. A. NJ Stafford, X. S.
Miss Elyira Giudici of Beckley street
and Miss Delina Merlo OF Granite street
left yesterday for New York, where
they viii meet Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Of Boston, formerly residents
II Barre. and the whole party will sail
tuesday for three months visit in
various parts Of Italy. I,
The American Legion got revenge on
Saturday at Lyndonville by defeating
he Lyndonyille Baseball club by q
...f q
'un In the first inning on a couple OF
,rrors and the Legion got one in the
ixth and the winning run in the ninth I
The winning run was scored by Doc"
Avery getting on by an error by Haz- I
rd and scored on Leland Avcry's two 7
Jaeger The feature OF the game was
he pitching Of Wiley and the hitting
4 Doc and Leland Avery. The lie
ion plays Waterbury Thursday and
I Mortified Saturday.
The funeral Of John c. Morrison ST.. {
former Barre resident. who passed +
way last Tuesday morning in Ridley s
ark. Pa. was held from his late home a
n Shaw Road there Friday afternoon. n
lev. Charles r. Elder Of the Episcopal 1
hurch ofiiciated in the absence OF Rev
} Hughes Edwards. pastor of the Pres
yterian church. who IL abroad There p
'as profusion Of floral tributes. most 4
otablc among which was q set piece 4
rom Prospect lodge. +, and A, NJ. No \
IS. whose service was given al the =
raveside. Interment was made in Ar r
ngton cemetery, Philadelphia Mr.. il
Iorrison was also a member of Green Ct
fountain lodge. l. Q. o. ". NJ e. Of Il
his city. besides the Foreign Masons q