The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-07

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| c. d. Svaxey of Waterbury was 4
business visitor in this city yester
/ day.
All set for the Spaulding alumni
ball in Quarry Bank hall Thursday
night, adv.
Mrs. Ruth Carr of Hardwick arrived
IN the city yesterday to begin work
at Hotel Barre.
| w. A. Ashmore, Barre granite
salesman from Wausau, Wis, il pass
ing q 10 days business trip in this
city.
Your attention Is called TO the adj
yertisement on page 8. Free entertain
ment and dance Wednesday, June r.
adv.
Just a few more loads left of that
hard edging and slabwood at 1925.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel. 1885,
NJ or 746-W adv.
William Carter Of Dartmouth college
returned to Hanover yesterday, after a
visit with friends in this city during
the early part Of the week.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Rivoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time. -adv.
If you have neve- tried our ice cream,
you are missing one Of the most de-
licious frozen dishes served Come in
and try dish. Barre Drug CO. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McHugo Of this
city, who have been passing few
days with Mr., EsHugo's mother in
Boston, returned TO the city last eve
ming.
w, E. Hussey Of Utica, N. ", ar
rived in this city Saturday for short
business visit. Mr. Hussey is trav-
cling salesman for the MARI & Gordon
Granite company.
Thomas Leddy and Charles Michaud
employees Of the Standard Oil company
from Burlington were in the city yes
terday putting up new advertising
signs for that concern.
George. Oleary and John Ruel Of
Burlington are passing few days in
this city in the interests of the X. of
C. carnival and Mardi Gras which is
to be held at Intercity park June II.
Five thousand circulars have been
printed by the Board of Trade to be
distributed at the circus in Montpelier
tomorrow advertising the three days
bargain sale which is to take place in
Barre in the near future,
Arthur Rizzi and wife Of Chicago ar
rived in the city last evening for two
weeks visit at the home Of the for
mers parents, Mr. and Mrs Stephen
Rizzi OF North Main street. Mr.. Rizgi |
Is granite dealer in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Leary and son,
Louis, who recently went to New Rocn-
ellie, NJ ". to attend the graduation |
exercises in which Miss Kathleen
0'Leary takes part this year, returned |
home to-day. Louis OLeary is SEIZED
uled to eng at the Spaulding alumni
banquet in the Congregational church |
tonight.
Charles Little of Boston, former |
resident of this city, arrives here to-
night for short visit from Detroit,
where he went as a representative of
the Noyes Buick company Of Boston to
attend convention. Mr.. Little is
member Of the Spaulding Alumni as
and will join his classmates
1t the banquet this evening
There were two deaths in Barre
Town last evening, both parties being
,ut Of town people. The first was
Della Bacon Of Vergennes, aged 81
years, who had been i'll for two months.
The other case was that of Hugh Rice
If st. Johnsbury, aged l6, who had
been here for the same length OF time.
Both bodies were taken TO the Perry
Noonan undertaking rooms from
which they will be sent to their re-
'pective homes to-day.
There were about 400 people pres
snt at the big sale conducted by the
Vermont Guernsey cattle breeders at
The Redfeld Phillips farm in Montpel-
Ter yesterday. Cattle went for good
price, the average being S2ss. The
highest price COW, from the Davis
brothers farm in Hartland, went for
1915, while the highest priced calf, |
rom the same farm. was a l0-month-
I'D animal, which sold for $685.. 9th
n cattle went at proportionately good
prices. ID. A. Perry of the ID. A. Perry
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