The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-05
TALK OF THE TOW'N

Kitchen dance at SO West street o
Wednesday night Everybody welcom,
adv.
| Elmer w. Crawford of Pleasan
street is passing weeks vacation a
the Calder camp on Lake Fairlee.
George N. Morse of Brockton, Mass
is visiting at the home Of his sister
Mrs. r. H. Cheever of Hill street.
You'll enjoy good mild and ira
grant smoke in the j & M. cigar; a
all dealers, Zoe; three flor 25c.--adv.
| Long distance and general trucking
furniture speciality. Granite Git
| Bottling Works, Tel 726-M or 746- w
| adv.
Miss Lillian Ladd Of South Barr,
left yesterday for Harvey's lake, Wesr
Barnet, where she will spend the sum
mer in camp.
| Mrs. Robert Webster Of Washington
street and her cousin, Mrs. z. HOWE 81
Montreal, have gone TO Malletts BAY
to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Denley left TO
day for their home in Bridgewater
Mass, after week 5 visit at r. r
Bradbury's on Trow hill
Mrs. Frank Bombard and daughter OF
IS Maple avenue left yesterday after.
Don for Chicago, where they will visit
it'll relatives for a month
Mr. and Mrs Albert Lewis and MIR.
md Mrs. James Ferretti Of Boston are
passing few days at the home of Mrs.
!. B. Sanguinetti of North Main street.
Emilio Lott Of Third street, who has
been employed for the past few months
New York City. arrived home early
his week TO make preparations for
moving his family to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reeves. who
ave been visiting at the home OF F. +.
Bradbury for the past week, have re-
urned to their home in Milford, Mass.
Hr. and Mrs. +. r. Bradbury and
laughter, Elva. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves were called to Greensboro by
10 death Of their cousin, Mr. Lumsden.
A story told by tourist coming into
his city at late hour last Monday
'vening does not speak very well for
he hospitable nature of one Of Barre's
.asoline dealers. The Massachusetts
Jarty told friends in this city that
,fter getting the proprietor Of one of
he local pumps on the wire he asked
Tor gas. and was told that he could
Sny it for 40c per gallon at that time
Il the evening.
About 80 friends OF Mrs. Jean Camp
lell who has recently removed TO an
ipaftment on Brook street. gathered
Il the house of her sister, Mrs. Arthur
pirie Of Pleasant street, Monday eve
hing TO tender her a house warming
Music and dancing was enjoyed, to-
gether with games throughout the eve
ling Refreshments of ice cream and
AXE were served She was presented
PURSE of money.
Ten months on the road and almost !,
very night passed in their home. which 1
hey took along with them. is the expe
fence Of Mr., and Mrs Frank Ingraham
Il Otsego, Mich. who are stopping in
BARRE with Mrs Il. NJ. Crossett who il 1
elated 20 them through marriage OF
cr son. Jesse Crossett, TO Mr.. and Mrs
ngraham's daughter The Otsego peo-
le rugged up their St,idehaker car into
conveyance for household effects as
yell a. for themselves. taking every
hing necessary TO carry on housekeep-
NJ, such az stoves. refrigerators and
ven victrola and two cases of rec
rds to while away the evenings. They
1T their home in Otsego last October
" Florida and they spent the winter
J that state, camping as they went
long. Last spring they headed their
north, stopping at Wash
lgton. New York and Boston, then ~
" into Maine and across New Hamp-
hire 10 Vermont. They plan 20 90 from
ere through northern New York AMI
vpect to reach home in August. While
! Barre they are sheltered by shin
led roof while their car is in garage, j
nis being one Of the very few occa.
ons during the ten months that they {
ave gone inside house for their J
ight's repose.