The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18
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| are you going adv.
Are you goingy Where lady.
II Have yon heard the three new dance
hits Just out, at Littlefeld's adv.
The Dictator with Wallace Reid
j. coming, its first run Paramount
adv.
! Have you heard ''0ogiej Oogie, Wa
Wa'a II not, hear it at Littlefelds.
adv.
Sidney Thorne arrived In the city
this morning from Mortified on bust
ness NJ s8~~sss. \. rss sw
/ Paul Scampini left yesterday for
Boston and will drive home a new
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4 Special for Saturday, ladies' hand
bags, vanity bags and vanity boxes for
/ 81. Landef's. adv.
James ComolliS 81 North Main street
retufned yesterday from Concord judo
ton, where he has been employed
Fred Stone Of the Prudential Ipsur-
ance Co., isstaking his annual vacation
and u whiting in Red Bank MI VI
john aBrusa 81 Howard street re-
turned yesterday from Danville, where
| he has been employed in road eonstruc-
ton work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Persons Of
Springfield, who have been visiting
friends here, returned home yesterday
afternoon. M
Social time at e. X. Hutchinson's,
Plainfeld, Tuesday evening, Aug. %.
Gauthier's orchestra. Bring your own
refreshments. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bridger of White
Plains, n ", are visiting Mrs. Bridg-
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ad-
ans, of South Barre.
Miss Christine Mcleod Of Granite
street returned yesterday from a two
weeks, vacation spent in Boston, Man
chester and New York. a
William Christie of Kirk street left
laat night for Hartford, Conn.,, where
he has obtained employment with the
New Departure. company
Miss Helen Bailey Of Maple avenue
is enjoying d vacation from her duties
in the Singer Sewing Machine com
pany's Office on Elm street.
Mrs. Grin Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Il.
a. Lander, Mrs. Nelson Hamel Of
plainfield and Miss Harriet Lander.
spent yesterday in Burlington.
Mrs. WISE. Gilbert returned yester-
day to Highgate Springs, where she il
camping with Mr.. Gilbert. after spend
ing few days in this city on bust
ness. - 1@
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Simpson and
son Kenneth, of East Orange, were
guests at Mrs. Sarah Bradbury's yes
terday.
During the band concert next Tues
day evening. the nurses will sell ice
cream and homemade candy from a
booth in the park. They viii welcome
your patronage.
Members OF the Barre City band are
requested to be at the band rooms, Sat-
iirday at 1915 with street rack and
Uniform to meet the 1885 train and
welcome home members of Co. NJ
Miss Abbie Clark OF Randolph, grand
secretary Of the o. ". s., was in this
cify yesterday and went last night |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tilden to
where they Instituted new
O. +. S. chapter.
Mrs. D. r. Griffith. who with her
two children, Dean Russell and Bev-
erly Hope, has been visiting for three
months at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Fl. G. Bennett OF Spsulding street,
left last night for Asheyille, n G.
John and Frank Corti Of Batavia,
Y. VI, formerly residents here, are Wis
ting friends in this city for few
lays, The former is employed by
arge banking concern in Batavia and
he latter is practicing law there.
Members of Barre Council No. 40l,
<. Of C., are requested to meet at their
'ooms, Scampini block. Friday evening,
Aug is, at o'clock TO march in a
'ody to the home of our late brother,
!. Henry Drumgould A large atten-
lance is requested.
Old Orchard ID very popular with
Barre people this summer, there being ]
wenty from this city registered at |
he Granite City cottage during the |
ast week. Those returning yester. II
ay were Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Noonan.
aIncs Machie. Mrs. M. Mackie. Miss
Mackie, Mr.. and Mrs.
oscph Nelson and daughter, Mr.. and |
irs. Joseph weafer and daughter, and
)r. and Mrs. y. w Stewart and small
on. ses4 esi .rrt - ~