The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-10

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Special values in all departments dur
ing Morse's July clearance sale a
Montpelier. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Straiton left to
day by auto for weeks visit to TIN
Maine summer resorts.
| Thomas w. Fay Of Gilsum N. Ii,
arrived in the city Saturday IN q
weeks business visit in this city.
Miss Edith Robertson of Washington
street is making successful recovery
from severe attack Of diphtheria
Mrs. L. f. Allen Of Middlebury, who
has been visiting her brother, II. B.
Wykes, left this morning for New
York.
Mrs. 4. w. Goodhue and son, Fred
erick, Of Haydenville, Mass, are visit
ing her son, Prof. E. A. Goodhue Of
Trow hill.
Miss Dorothy Buchan Of Spaulding
street returned yesterday from Jocs
pond, where she has been camping with
friends for the past week.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Rivoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time. adv.
William Ayers and ". Osmer Of the
William Ayers Trucking company Of
yU;nJeor .,ara x.4aaL and pisftara ia yha
city bringing a load of furniture here.
Friends of Miss Lucille Even will be
interested in knowing that she is now
located in Berlin, n H.. after two
years spent in travelling through En-
rope, Miss Even plans to visit Barre
this summer.
A special meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's branch, No. so, viii
be held in Foresters' hall at Z o'clock
sharp this evening. Special business,
Let every member be present. Elmer
Clark, cor. sec.
A unioii service Of the Methodist ana
Congregational churches was held yes
terday at the Congregational church on
account OF the absence of Rev +, j.
Goodspeed of the Congregational par
ish Solos were rendered by Miss Cow,
Miss Martin and Fred Inglis.
J. J. Dashner. representative for the
L. A. Strout Farm agency, Inc. has
sold for Mrs James Grogan her home
az 20 Brook street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Whiteside of Council Bluffs,
la. Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Whitesde
buy for. home and viii take posses
sion in the very near future.
Annie Catherine, youngest daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Henry Of South |
Barre, died this morning at o'clock /
Of pneumonia She was nineteen |
months old and leaves one broshef,
and five sisters, Frances, Al
,erta, Claire, Madeline and Marion, Flu
ieral arrangements are not yet com
,leted.
Joseph VAR. resident at present
II Websteryille, was in court Saturday
loon to plead guilty to his second of
ence of intoxication within a week.
Fair was arrested over the Fourth end
into court Wednesday, being
iven fine of So and costs. Still secm.
ugly unsatiated, he left court and pro.
eeded TO drink liquor again. a. A re-
ult of which he was back in jail Fri
ay. For the second offence he paid
me of SIS and costs of $s.75.
All boys in the north end Of the city,
Tho are in the habit OF using the new
swimming pool are re-
uested by Secretary T. w Bradley
( the Board of Trade to appear at
he pool at 2 O'Clock tomorrow after
Don for the purpose Of having ;icir
ictures taken. Arrangements have
cen made with the lockwood studio
0 have the camera on hand All bath
RS are especially requested to wear
heir swimming toys for the picture.
bout $50 boys are needed to do the
icture up in style.
The corner of Seminary and North
lain street was the scene of slight
uto accident Saturday afternoon. A
ord car belonging TO Allie st. John
-as just about to turn the corner in
ront of the Lane Davis shop when
car which was coming
ehind it struck one of the rear mud
yards. The driver Of the MassAcliu.
tits car insisted that he was travelling
/ slow rate of speed but the vide
Kid that his car took as he applied
he brakes seemed to indicate diff
rent story. Neither car was very
uch harmed. the Ford having a rear
nder slightly bent.
The American Legion Baseball club,
hich journeyed TO White River juno
on yesterday, defeated the strong
artford post in a l3-inning game by
score of s TO 5. this being one OF
e best games even seen in White Riv-
Junction. The Hartford post scored
rice in the nrs- inning, once in the
ird, sixth and seventh innings. The
IRE post scored five in the fourth and
en- there was no more scoring until
e 18th. J. Wilson. first man up in
G 18th. got nice two-bagger. polli,
e next man up, got safe on an error,
d both J. Wilson and Polli scored on
Wilson's single over second. bu. L.
ilson was put out at second, trying
stretch il into a two-base hit. Co
nbo. the next man up, laid down a
city bunt and was safe on first, and
,red when Slavery. Hartford pos.
tcher. threw the ball over the second
seman's head when trying to oat-h