The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


il Turnbull's Green Mountain ice cream
at Red Cross Pharmacy-adv.
| Mrs, Fred Little Of Corinth il at tn
City hospital for radium treatment.
Mrs. Rosa Odell Of South Ryegate /,
visiting friends in this city for few
days.
| Miss Blanche McNally of Mortified
visited friends in this city over the
week end.
Arthur lite Of the Bolster block left
this morning for Waterbury, where be
has obtained employment.
Attend Shea's annual summer shoe
sale, starting Saturday, July %, and
continuing for two weeks. adv
Clan Gordon picnic will be held in
Caledonia park Saturday, July 20. No
admission charge. Everybody welcome
adv
Tango parfait-something different.
| If you like pineapple you will like
this at the Red Cross Pharmacys foun-
| tain.--adv.
Mrs. James, Roberts has returned to
her home on West street, after visiting
for some months with relatives in Mas
sachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrows Of
Keith avenue returned from Plattsburg,
N. ", where they visited relatives over
the week end.
Miss Amanda Monte Of Smith street
was in Burlington yesterday visiting
her mother, who is in the Mary Fetch
er hospital there.
Miss Elsie Woodcock Of PlainfeId
underwent an operation for adenolds
and the removal of tonsils at the City
hospital this morning.
just received, the latest designs in
sport ratines and imported ginghams
Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage street,
off North Main.--adv.
+. A. Drown, the well known drug
gist, has special proposition for any
one who is suffering with rheumatism
Ask about the Rheuma plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Chesley of
Springfield were week-end visitors in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs w. g. Nor
rison Of Merchant street extension.
Many OF New Englands best cooks
have been using Bakers extracts for
over forty years, ever since these ex
tracts were first put on the market in |
lS79.--adv. (
Misses Lena and Margaret Tonney Of |
Wilmington, Mass, arrived in the city |
to pass visit at the home IL |
William Boyce and family Of East
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Averill of Lot
sviIle, Ky, and son, Robert. arrived |
10 day to visit for few weeks at the
nome Of Mr.. Averill's grandmother,
Mrs. L. M. Averill, and also at .he
home Of Frank L. Small of Eastern
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Averill were for
nerly residents here.
Local officers of Women OF Moose
heart Legion have been notified that
because of their success in the cam
,aign for membership they are entitled
10 one delegate to the national conven-
ion to be held at Mooseheart, ILL.,, be-
yinning Aug 20 A special meeting
will be held this evening to elect the
delegate who viii 60, expense free
A very quiet wedding took place at
"A. e Ii =. tLsftr. 4
'aldor and Mrs. Julia Baldor. both of
last Barre, were united in marriage
v Justice Of Peace James Smart Sat
rday afternoon at ESQ. The couple
yere attended by Daniel and Pillar
friends of the party. They
ill make their home in East Barre.
Be sure to come to the Barre Com
lunity cbautsuqua prepared to buy a
eason ticket. You can secure tickets
Or the entire chautauqua for only
ESQ. II is only by buying these sea-
,n tickets that you can help the local J
eople who are guaranteeing these ]
olendid attractions. These tickets can
Z secured at the chautauqua grounds I
ON local guarantors.-adv.
A Ford car belonging to Thomas 4
tacy of Barre Town was resting s
sainst the bank in front of James
arvey's house on Merchant street ex
,nsion this morning, with three
heels broken and the front end dam
yed as the result of running into the
INK last night The car which was
-iven by Henry Stacy, brother of the
vner, was returning from Barre last
ght about 6 o'clock when the steering
ar suddenly snapped and the car
arted to leave the road. The driver
anaged TO turn the wheel back but
did IL so quickly that the car jumped
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