The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

ing Morse's July clearance sale ii
Montpelier. adv.
Teeco hobs, to match all shades q
hair, sold by Miss Fox, 80 East st.eet
Tel. 654 R.-adv.
1 Mrs, Joseph Martin and son, Ralph
and daughter, Bertha, Of Chelsea spent
the week end here with relatives ant
friends.
! d. M. Miles of Burlington is pass
| ing few days at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. j. w Stewart, of Sum
mer street.
4 Dance every Wednesday at Green.
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Rivoli
| Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good musicj good time.-adv.
| w. G. Salter of North Seminary
street and james Penard of Maple ave
nue. spent Sunday at Peacham pond,
bringing home a good string of trout.
0. d. Shurtleff of Main street, W. G.
Salter Of Seminary street and Mr.. Full
err of Main street spent Saturday with
Grover Prize at his camp at Elligo lake,
Craftsbury.
Miss Rena Giani and Amelia Giudici
of this city, who have been passing a
two weeks vacation with friends in
New York, Westerly and Quincy, ar
rived home in the city to-day.
Thousands, both men and women,
are growing bald and don't seem to
know that we guarantee Partisan Sage
to stop hair from falling or money
back E. A. Drown s. Co.--adv.
Mrs. William Walker and son, Gerald.
have returned to Barre, after a three
weeks visit in Hartford, Conn. They
were accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Mary Fradd, who viii visit here
week
The funeral of Annie Catherine,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Henry of South Barre, who died
yesterday morning, will be held from
st. Monica's church Wednesday Morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Burial viii lie in
the Catholic cemetery. Beekley hill.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold lawn social at Rev. Bert J. Le-
highs Wednesday evening Please eat
a light supper, If any, as there will be
on sale sandwiches, coffee, watermelon,
ice cream, cake and homemade candy
Some surprises in the way of enter
tainment. Howard Geake will give a
solo. The ladies will. be glad to
see all members with their friends
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain and SON.
Clifford, of Grand Isle spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Salter, 100 North Seminary street, |
Mrs. Chamberlain motoring here to see
her sister, Miss Alice, who had the |
to break her leg while at,
tending a dance at Quarry Bank hall
June 80. Miss Salter expects to be out |
again next week.
Ex Private Leslie Eiches Of Wash
ington, Pa. late of Co. G, LIST devel |
opment battalion, arrived in the city |
to-day via the hike route. This is lis
second tramping tour out. His first
trip was from Washington, Pa, 10
the American Legion convention at
Kansas City, he having started the
trip in 1920, covering the southern and
middle western states on the trip com
ing back by the way of Ohio and West
Virginia along the national pike to
New York. He stated o-day that
these trips we're not the result Of any
wager or bet and that he was merely
trying to restore his health. During
the war he was part of the time sta
toned at Camp Lee in Virginia and
later at Fort Harrison, Ind. Eiches
carries pack weighing so bounds,
which is filed with surplus clothing,
postcards, books, and magazines which
he sells for his living expenses. He
depends mainly on book Of interest
to the service men, entitled "freat En-
Square," which outlines the needs Of
the ex-service men. He stated that
he sleeps wherever night overtakes
him, at a police station. Salvation
Army hall, hsystack, barn or anywhere
cheap lodging can be obtained On
his trip out he is planning TO visit
every state capital on the northern
border and TO visit the governor, score
.ary of state and other officials for
heir autographs. In the other cities
n which he stops he plans TO see the
mayor, police heads and city clerks as
we'll as each postoffice for autographs
Thus far he has six state seals and
hose of five colleges visiting the pres
dent Of each. He is also looking over
III industries for an educational out
ook He plans TO remain in Barre
until tomorrow leaving for Burling.
on in the morning to go into Canada
md back down the other side If Lake
champlain to Albany, from which
Joint he will head west through each
tate along the main auto trails. He
xpects the entire trip to last three