The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-27
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1 Public dance, Woodbury. pond, Tues
day, June ~. CarroIIs orchestra. adv
i The public is looking for Barre
name plate on your ear. How about
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Mrs. =. G. Park Of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting with friends and relatives
in this city.
A complete assortment Of fireworks.
Leave orders now at Lander's Cigar
| store.-adv.
Baseball at South Barre at 4 o'clock
to-day; American Legion VS.. South
Barre.--adv.
Mrs. B. M Bovat Of East Fairfield il
at the City hospital for radium treat
ment for goitre.
Odd Ladies' are requested to send
their due books to the secretary before
July for audit. adv.
Mrs. Edward Burke Of Norton Mills
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Smart, for few days.
Romeo Toffalori Of Seminary street
has gone to Buffalo. N. ", where ne
has found employment.
j. Ward Carver, who has been at
tending the June term of county court
being held at Chelsea, has returned
home.
Relief for painful feet. The Wizard
foot relief expert will be at Tilden's
Shoe store Friday and Saturday. Free
examinati on. adv.
Miss Josephine Fontana, who has
been visiting friends in st. Johnsbury
for few days, has returned to her
home on Central street.
The Unitus class of the Baptist
church will serve home made ice cream
during the band concert Tuesday eve
ming ON the lawn. adv.
Miss May Dale returned to her work
at the N. Pellagi granite plant in
Mortified yesterday, after passing a
few days at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ]. Owens. Miss Mary
Owens and p G. Owens left to-day on
an automobile trip to Fairfield, where
they will visit their old home.
John Ennis of Jonesville. who vas
called to the city early this week by |
the death of his brother, Edward. Of |
Terrace avenue, returned home to day |
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitkin Of Cleveland, O.,
who were formerly residents Of Barre,
are visiting for few days at the home
of W. G.. REYNOLDS of South Main |
street.
Clyde Lawless. who is on the Main
street delivery route at the local post.
Office, is confined to his home by i'll
ness and his place is being filled by
Harold johnson.
G. l.. Nugent OF st. Johnsbury, an
apple dealer, who was at one time
superintendent Of the local Metropoli-
tan office, was in the city to-day on a
brief business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector of Mer.
chant street left to-day for Franconia-
n. H., where they will attend the
summer meeting of the New England
Insurance association.
Take REQ bus to Woodbury. pond
dance on Tuesday, June %. CAROLS
orchestra. First come, first served, UNI
less reservations are made. Phone 5lT-
w or 404. Leave at 7:l5 p. M. from
Seampini building, Main street; 81
round trip.-adv.
Loren Bell of the firm Of Bell and
Houston returned last evening from
Burlington. where he and Mr.. Houston
lad been attending the first day OF the
ewelers' convention. He returns to
hat city this afternoon in order ID be
present at the boat ride tonight.
Foster Slayton, Fred Slsyton and
Maurice OHerin, all Of South Main
treet, left to-day for Woodstock,
where Mr. Slayton is &c enter some
Iorses. They will put in the week
leaning out the stables and getting
hings ready for the races on the
'ourth of July. II
Baseball Monday. July 3. at Lincoln
ampus, Brooklyn Royal Colored Giants
s. American Legion The "colored gi-
nts' carry the following slab artists: d
liz jess Hubbard, Stringbeans Will ]
ans, Southpaw Lefty Starks and o
ohnny Harris. This is your only OPP
ortunity 10 see this colored team in \
ction in Barre this season, so don't
Hiss seeing this game. The Legion viii G
ave the strongest team obtainable. A \
hoto Of the "colored giants is on dis.
Law in Gsllagher's window.-ady.
One local radio operator had streak
good luck last night. Howard Me 9
night Of Summer street, who recently :
lstalled for his own pleasure radio
hone. was working on the machine
st evening trying to pick up some
alton when he got the Britton- Icon
I'd ringsidc. Glueing his ear TO the re
living end Of his machine, he concen- Il
-ated on the spot and managed % ge; A
ie entire fight. round for round. The \
,und was so strong at the point hat =
ie gong could be heard ringing out the q
,und and the cheering of the crowd 4.