The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
TALK or THE TOWN

1 Save money and trade ali Shea's Sho
store Saturday.--adv
/ Graduation Gifts and cards ~ M
Specially shop'--ady
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$500 IN '"s ~ $500 I'LL,
round any moths n your closets tnis
spring fiyosan kliis tnem noia py
Aiexapaer . 70, Depot square --'adv'
MIS- Mary Mciver, who mas been
passing snort Time al ner nome OF
refly street, returned yesterday 70
Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Magoon Of ~
North Nam street returned home TO-
day from 2 ~ days fishipg trip IN
northern vermont.
Bradford G. Patch Of Boston is pass
ing few days in Barre. While here
he is visiting at the offices Of the
COOK and watkins plant
Will anyone having Japanese Ian
terms they are willing to loan for dec
Grating kindly notify W. A. Mcleod at
the Quarry Savings bank?
COOKING demonstration with Mazda
cooking and salad oil. Come in and
try some Of Mrs. Webbcr's delicious
dishes. Special at Tomasi's Cash Mar
ket.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector Of Mer-
chant street are passing few DAYS
with friends in Bellows Falls, where
Mr.. Sector is attending the command
cry meeting being held there
Fritz w. Jackson has vacated his
home on Hill street which he recently
disposed OF to local party and plans
to leave for his camp at Highgate
Springs to pass the SUMMER
Several complaints have been made
Of late that the 100 Are whistle Il not
blown promptly on time and AZ 4 num
Der OF people set their watches by the
alarm II makes things rather confus-
ing.
: Don't fail to see the girl scout play.
Converting Mrs. Noshuns,p and farce,
"A Precious Pickle" at the Methodist
church tonight friday at 5 o'clock.
Adults, Csc; children under IL, l5c.-
adv.
ATTORNEY Holl;sfer Iackson, has az
fered The use ~ his camn an Wood.
bury pond 10 the washington County
Alumni association OF the University
OF Vermont Tor their annual outing to-
be held soon
The Junior auxiliary Of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd will meet in the
home OF Mrs. Black, Maple Grove
street. Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
The meeting viii be followed by pie
mic, weather permitting.
N n Nelsor forrsrlv au,nar "a ,bo
~ ha,,sa ana dar.,n~ III
v;l;on j. wall a. n,,r,aro,,s o.ba- nar.
eels ~ land and nronertv IN woodb,,rv
rond has d;srosad ~ ~ s.,ra IL
IA rduicL nsrt;as and Ia rat,,rnad ~
r,orcord u whars he viii devots
|. II III time N Tho milling bus;nass
Tba rain u ,ast n;obt o,adered ~
,esyts of .matsnr gsrdensrs al, o.sr
Ia c;tv for tba ea,t;n,,ad dro,aht Nal
,sgan ~ d;scouraga their hones &c
arden mis- vaar Alone Win ~ ia
! gara 70 r. arog;rg erans I, also
,ays a;d and eomfort ~ X anemy
z I'll oarderers III. wsaas Il, tbav
! mo un ysry stronglv last n;ah,
William Carnes Of Ausable, \. ",
me OF the Older and veteran quarry |
'uperintendents in the east, who is now
OF the Perry Green
frantic corporation Of Ausable, is in /
The city for a few days renewing
with friends in this city |
md in Barre Town. Mr.. Carnes is a
Of one Of the early set |
.lers in East Barre, which for a great |
many years was known as Carnes
Mills. He was also instrumental in de-