The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-18
Talk or THE TOWN


| Keep cool Visit the soda fountain
at the Barre Drug CO.. adv.
George l. Pray Of Danyille was .
business visitor in the city yesterday
Dance, Camp Comfort, Calais, Thurs
day, July 90 Riynli BrosY Melody
Roys.-~ady
Florence proyenger Of Laurel street
was operated on at the City hospital
this morning.
The ideal place to get your cool
drinks and frozen delicacies Ia the
Barre Drug Co. adv.
L. P. Clough Of Nelson street left
to-day for Averill lake, where he will
spend weeks vacation.
Mrs. Eva Higgs and son, Wilfred,
left to-day for visit in Kewhury and
points in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Peter Birnie of Highland aye
nue. left this morning for Worcester,
Mass, where she will visit relatives for
two weeks.
Benjamin Prestini Of Short street,
who was injured in q motorcycle acct
dent few months ago, left the City
hospital last night
Maccabees, attention! The Macea-
bees will hold their picnic at Bsnja-
min falls, If pleasant, Thursday. All
who can are asked to take the sll;la
ear,
just received, checked ginghams for
dresses, 80 inches wide, at q low prices
also basket weave for dresses. Little
Dry Goods store, Cottage street, off
North Main.--ady.
Miss Alice Buzzi Of this city Ii tax
ing her annual vacation from her du-
ties at Shea's Shoe store and left tor
day for Mortified for week, accom-
panied by Mrs. II. Nolli.
John u. Mayhem and daughter and
Charles Brine, all Of. Worcester, Mass,
returned there to-day, after visiting
for few days at the home Of Peter
BRINE Of Highland avenue.
Mrs. Edward Burke OF Norton Mills,
who, with her son. has been passing a
short time al the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, james Smart, of Central
street, returned home to-day.
What every woman wants. eauti.
full hair, radiantly lustrous and free
from dandruff. Ask f. A. Drown for
Partisan Sage and your hair worries
will cease. Its guaranteed--adv
Lee H. Shepard Of Taunton, Mass, a
'ormer resident Of this city, arrived
iere yesterday for weeks visit with
friends and relatives In the locality |
Mr. Shepard ia now employed in
'lothing establishment in that city.
Free community movies at City |
Square park Wednesday evening, July |
10, at 8 o'clock, featuring Douglas Fair.
ranks in "The Americana Also still
picture story Of the organization and
ttractiens 10 appear at the Barre ehan
auaua on July "a 40 Everybody well !
'ome adv 4
Mrs Rosa Brusa, who pleaded not
luilty to q disclosure and liquor seiz-
ire at her home on Granite street some
ime ago, came into city court yester
ay afternoon and changed her plea Co
ne of guilty. She was given fine of /
800 and paid costs Of S25.44.
The empty calcium chloride cans
which have been piled along the streets
S they were emptied of their contents
fere put to a good use this morning.
! section Of the newly completed
pool dam went out last
light when not entirely complete and
he cans were moved to the pool to.
ay to be filled with earth and stones
0 close the breach in the structure.
etween 20 and 80 cans were used to do
he job.
A. party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bradbury Of Topeka, Kan,
nd Miss Ruby Bradbury Of Washing
on street, together with John Mitchell
Websterville, returned yesterday
'om a weeks visit at Joe's pond Mr..
nd Mrs. Bradbury recently came here
,r a visit at the home of his mother.
fter an absence from the city OF near
Is years.
II IL teld by members Of the Barre
off club that the dog on the hill,r
hich the automobilist discovered when
irving from Montpelier to Barre re-
ntly, Is an old watch dog which has
zen guarding that locality for many
,ars and, each summer, has been
ainly discernihle from the golf club |
has been the topic of remarks by
embers of the club who were playing
a ninofoanfh hole ON th, .i,.hko..ea |