The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bathing caps at Drown's.adv.


II tain, l5c. adv.
II Presby Sunday school picnic al
II Caledonia park tomorrow.
II Women's smoked elk sport oxford'
II reduced to $3.9S at Shea adv.
In G. A. Morrill, Of Chelsea was in ths
II city yesterday on business visit.
III L. Holzhauer of Troy, N. Y, is in
H Barre for few days on business.
H Lewis Dali of Waterbury Center was
H in town to-day for radium treatment
\ L. E. Cobb of Springfield is passing
a few days in the city on business
\ visit.
\ Jack Emslie went TO Groton to-day
on business for A. w. Badger and COM
1 (pany
| Strawberry, pineapple, maple walnut
and vanilla ice cream at Russell's to-
| day.-adv.
| Everett Colby of Troy, N. ", ar
rived in this city to visit for week
with friends.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Nash went yes
terday on an auto tour. of the White
mountains.
The Littlefeld Piano company has in
stalled an electric player piano at
Jacks restaurant
Mrs Larkin of Strafford is spending
a few weeks in the city, being here for
medical treatment.
B. Il. Hubbard Of Lebanon, N. H.,
who has been visiting in this city, re-
4 turned home to-day.
John Talbot of New York City ar
rived here to-day for few days bust
ness visit in this city
4 Miss Mildred Farr Of this city is
passing few days with friends and
relatives in Waitsfeld.
David Morgan of South Main street
left yesterday for New York, where he
has found employment.
Thomas Mcclure Of Quincy, Mass,
arrived in the city to-day, having Sc
cured employment here.
Guy G. D. Andrews Of Gardner, Mass,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary An
drews Of Spaulding street.
Mrs. George L. More of Canandaigua,
N u, arrived in this city yesterday to
spend few days with friends.
Mrs. d. Mcdonald of Pleasant street, |
Mr. Geals and two daughters have gone
to Old Orchard, Me-, to spent their va
cation.
Mrs. James r. Booth of West She |
ford, p O., is visiting at the home Of /
her son, Charles Brown, Of jefferson
street.
Annual meeting of the Brookside |
Community club viii be held at Mrs. |
A. w. Aliens home Friday evening at
s o'clock.
s. B. Demerell of Lansing, Mich, ar
rived yesterday to spend the summer
at the home Of Charles Brown of Jeffer-
son street.
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds and daughters,
Cleora and Leone, and Mrs. H. A. Me
Neil were in Burlington to-day, visit
ing friends.
Turkey dinner served at the Will
Jamestown inn Sunday between ] and
$3.50 o'clock, 81 a plate. Z, g. Hamil
ton, Prop.-adv.
Mrs. Mary Nelson returned last night
to her home on Jefferson street, after
visiting her daughter, Miss Ruth Nell
son, in st. Adams. +
Miss Annie Morgan Of Terrace ave-
nue. leaves tomorrow for Springfield,
where she viii pass short visit with
friends and relatives.
The handiest simple emergency need
ever created, for sunburn and bug bites. |
Witch hazel, SOC pint. Own pint. ]
browns Drug store.--adv. Il
All members OF the Scandinavian /,
Brotherhood of America, No 1853, are
requested to be present at the meeting
to be held Saturday night.--adv.
Mrs. A. H. Gage Of Woburn, Mass,
who has been visiting at the home Of /,
II. 0. Dwinell of the Montpelier road, !
returned to her home yesterday. Is
From the list of flowers given at the /
funeral of Herman Spencer of South | 1
Barre, two were omitted, roses from a
Herbert Spencer and mixed flowers
from Mr.. and Mrs. Laundry. II
A. b. Carter, manager of the local 7
theatres, returned to-day from Boston, =
where he has been in conference in re-
gard to the future policy to be fol- :
owed in the operation of the theatres !,
iere.
There IL a world of difference be- h
ween ice cream that is made with an 4
flayoring extract and that :
which is favored with Bakers rn,re
'ruit Extracts. Try them and SEE. All 4
One Of the state trucks was in town
his morning, trying 20 pick up men
or a construction job in Williams town,
lass. The driver said that il was ex-
eedingly difficult TO get the six or
light men needed TO fill the truck.
Frederick W. Green of the Montpelier
Dad leaves this afternoon for Kansas
ity, Mo-, where he has secured a posi-.
lon with an engineering firm. Mr..
reen was graduated from Norwich
last month, receiving a r.
. degree in civil engineering.
A South Main street householder is
the purchase OF two
hts of B. V. DIS to replace two which
ere removed from HE clothes line the
Their night. The removers Of TIE I'M
srwear very carefully returned the
othespins and also left one suit which
as in poor condition. The ex-owner
Iys that he is perfectly willing to con-
ibute the clothespins and the other
nit If the borrower will only call. III
Mrs. Catherine Grogan was rendered
farewell party last evening al the