The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-17
TALK or THE TOWN

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TALK or THE TOWN
\ Notice, Clan ladies! No meeting vii
| be held until Aug l.adv
| Used cars for sale Ford, Studebake
and Cadillac touring and Overland road
ster. Palace Garage Inc.--adv.
H Use our ice cream booth for you
party and call for Royal Yum Yum spe
cial. Red Cross Pharmacy adv
Il Long distance and general trucking
| furniture q speciality. Granite Git
Bottling Works, Tel 726-M or 746-W
adv.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll M. Ellis d
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting rela
tives and friends in this city and Yves
Topshsm.
h Mrs. A. Miles Of Graniteville has ar
rived home from Hartford, Conn, wher,
she has been visiting her daughter, Miss
Alice Miles.
4 Do not fail to hear the famous Fla
dettes Military band, also the Manila
quartet in their native songs. Chautau
qua week, July 24-29. adv.
John Smith and Joseph Barnet Of
Ayers street returned yesterday t.
their work in Jersey City, after short
visit at their homes in this city.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Riyoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time adv.
Regular meeting Of Col. j. B. Mead
circle, No |, Ladies of the G. A. r.,
will be held in auxiliary hall, Worthen
block, Wednesday, July 10, at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Charles Small and two sons of
Toronto, Canada, are passing month
at the home of Mrs. Small's daughter,
Mrs. George Norrie, of Prospect ave-
nue.
The Red Cross will sell ice cream
and cake and ice cream cones on band
concert night Tuesday, July Is, at the
Legion grounds to raise money to carry
on the Red Cross work in Barre.
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H. p. Human and James NJ. Bout
well of the board OF control for the
granite industries, who have been at
tending meeting of the board in Bos
ton, have returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bell and Mr. and
Mrs. George Straiton, who have been
passing a weeks motor tour along the
Massachusetts and Maine coasts. have
returned to their homes in this city.
This is rheumatism weather, and +.
A. Drown, the druggist, il having a
large sale on Rheuma, the one rem
cdy for this disease sold on rrnran-
tee Of money back If it sails. Start
using il to-day. adv
Members OF the Barre Golf club who
played in Burlington Saturday after
noon went down TO defeat by score
of III TO 8 at the hands of their Wan.
banakee opponents. They expect TO
turn the tables, however. when the Bur
lington team plays here Saturday,
Mrs. c. L. Howe Of Lennoxville, p. O..
who has been visiting the family of
Harry d. Graves Of Washington street,
left for home to-day, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves and son, the for
mer taking two weeks vacation from
his duties at the Bennett garage. From
LennoxviIle the Graves family will mo
tor to Fitchburg. Mass. to spend the
remainder Of the time with relatives of
Mr. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Averill and Mrs. n. S. Love
and son, Kendall. left this morning by |
for an outing at Crescent |
beach, Owls Head, Me. They were |
joined at South Ryegate by Mr.. and
Mrs Alex. Beaton and daughter. Ac-
the party was Miss Ethel
r. Wise Of Colorado, a sister of Mrs.
who win visit relatives in
Me. Mr.. Love viii leave |
for the same camp next week.
An enjoyable time was held by the
Odd Ladies at their regular meeting in
<. Of p hall Friday evening. The fol
owing officers were installed by the
district deputy, Nellie Suitor, Of Vic
or lodge, Graniteville: p n c.. Eliza
,eth Sargent; n. c., Julia Roberts; V.
J., Bessie Card; P. s.. Elizabeth Steph-
ms; +. s.. Elsie Innis; treasurer,
Maria Mitchell; chaplain, Christina
.eslie; warden. Mary Miro; conductor,
linda Craig, l. G.. Florence Veale; o.
J., Ida Emerson: B. S. to n. g.. Eva
iamble; L. S. to N. G., Annabella
Milne; r. s. TO V. G., Margaret Carrie
!. S. TO V. G., Catherine Knox; pianist,
'atherine Spence. Following the in
tallstion, a social hour was enjoyed
short speeches by the visiting mem
'ers were much appreciated. Refresh
nents of ice cream and cake were
erved by the amusement committee.
While Barre man, with his wife,
ras motoring TO Morrisville late Fri
ay night he was, he firmly believes,
he intended victim of n hcld-up at a
oint between the three-mile bridge ,
nd the camp on top of the ledge a !
hort distance west Of Montpelier. The /
automobile was moving along at fair
ate OF speed when a noise like the dis
barge of weapon or the blowing out +,
a tire was heard. Not knowing !
neither a blowout had occurred. the
,otorist slowed down somewhat and
rst then his lights picked up" the
CURE Of man standing in the middle
the road and waving his arms Hav-