The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-16
TALK or THE TOWN

tisitiuk AZ the nome Oh "A. ~. WHITES OF
South Main street.
Il Elmer Moses of Sterling arrived in
the city yesterday for visit with rel
atives on upper Hill street.
4 Mr.. and Mrs John Thurber returned
last night from their honeymoon, spent
at Silver lake, Keene, N. HI.
4 William Tresidder of New York City
| is visiting his cousins, Mrs. John Craig
and Mrs. Charles -calderara.
/ Another large selection Of pattern
and sport hats arrived to-day at Mrs
Birnie'ss 4 Laurel reet-adv.
John zamfrutti Of this city returned
home yesterday from Pittsburg, Pa,
where he has been employed.
G. A. Perry of the local Legion post
left yesterday for st, Johnsbury to at
tend the Legion convention there.
| Mrs j. T. CalIaghan Of this city left
yesterday for Boston to pass a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Milne of West street leaves
tonight for Pittsburg. where she will
join her husband, who has found en-
ployment there.
Alto Bruzzi Of this city left to-day
for Albany, N. II, where he has Sc
cured employment with the Kelly Mon
umental company.
States Attorney c. B. Adams Of
Waterbury. who has been busy in this
city for the past two days, returned to
Waterbury last evening.
Andy Wilkinson, salesman for the
Nye Motor company, IL passing, a two
weeks vacation from duties with rela-
tives on Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mckenzie and
Mrs. Alfred Simpson returned to the
city last evening after motor trip
through southern Vermont.
The Barre Progressive Spiritual
ist society will hold a meeting in For
esters' hall Sept. IL, at 2:30 and p.
m. Rev. E. !. Webster, speaker.
E. D. Willis Of Pittsburg, D., man
ager Of the E. NJ. Treat interests in
that city, is passing few days bust.
ness visit with the Mari 4 Gordon firm
here.
Fred Slayton and Neil Ralph Of this
city returned home last evening from
White River Junction where they had
string of horses entered in the va
rious races.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reynolds returned
yesterday to their home in Toledo, o.,
after weeks visit here Mr.. Reynolds
is granite retailer, being proprietor Of
the Toledo Monumental works.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Kelley, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Young, Miss Pearl
Tsfaume and Elmer N. Matteson of
Bennington were visitors in thsi city
yesterday returning home this morn
ing by motor.
have just returned from Boston
crepe de chine waists. Also new pat
terms Scotch and American einghams
and percales Mrs. G. NJ. Halves, IS
Elm street.--adv.
This il dangerous time for light
ming The Marsh-Allen Go. can rod
your buildings reasonably and properly,
Why take chances any longer. No ma
terial used that does not bear insurance
labels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham of AL
lance. Ohio, who have been passing
several days in the city. returned home
last evening. Mr. Graham, who il
retail granite dealer. purchased sew
eral cars Of finished stock while in the
city.
The subject of the city's milk supply
considerable attention at the
Board of Trade directors meeting yes
tcrday afternoon. President Carter has
been authorized TO appoint a committee
to study the subject along with city
Free lecture on Christian Science by
John c. Lathrop, c. s. b. of Brookline,
Mass, member of the board of lecture
hip of the Mother church, the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
n American Legion hall Tuesday eve
ling, Sept 10, az s O'Clock. All are cor
lially invited to attend. adv. II
Electric car service on the Washing
on street line was interrupted this
morning until workmen could be
'rought here to clean out the tracks.
'esterday's heavy storm having washed
hem full Of the new gravel which was
ecently placed between the rails. One
4 the larger cars running between
Barre and Montpelier was stranded
lear the car barn yesterday and pas
engers had TO be transferred TO autos
o complete their trip to Montpelier.
Freak post cards showing vegetables
arge enough to fill dump cart look
beside real vegetables
Trown by r. Cozzi of 2 Green street.
last year when Mr.. Cozzi was visiting
n Italy he brought back with him
'ome Italian string bean seed hoping
hey would grow well in this country.
He surprise was great when he found
hat the beans when planted here RI
laled beans which Jack Of the Bean
talk Of fairy tale fame planted. Yea
erday Mr.. Cozzi picked three of the
,esns two Of which were fully grown
md measured them. The longest was
ust 32 inches in length with the 9TH
rs slightly shorter. Each contained
bout 20 beans and at that rate IL
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