The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-22
TALK or THE TOW'N

| George Demerel of this city left TO-
day for Highgatc Springs to pass the
week end.
II Attorney A. A. Sargent returned to
the city to-day, after a business trip
to Rutland
H Charles Fischer Of Washington, p.
d., is passing several days in the city
on business.
II Mrs. Alice Noonan has returned to
her duties al the Fits Co., after a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. B. w. Goodfellow returned home
I today, after three weeks spent in camp
at Woodbury. pond
Ice cream of such righteousness that
you will know it cannot be improved
browns Drug store.-adv.
Public dance every Saturday night,
Quarry Bank hall; CAROLS orchestra.
4 Special car after dance. adv
/ Attend Shea's annual summer shoe
sale, starting Saturday, July 22, and
continuing for two weeks. adv.
Mrs. r. G. Wetmore has returned to
her home on Warren street, after Wis
iting friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Wright Of Wash
ington street are passing a few days
auto trip through Lamoille county.
After shopping tonight step into the
Barre Drug Co. and refresh with one Of
our delightful drinks or sundaes. adv.
Miss Olga Molina of Berlin street
left yesterday for Quincy, Mass, where
she will visit relatives for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Houghton of
this city are passing few days ut The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Slack Of
Randolph.
r. Q. Mcdonnell of Perry street re-
turned to-day to his camp at Highgate
Springs, after few days spent in this
city on business.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Lazell and Miss
Ruth Averill returned to the city yea
terday, after passing few days at
Mount Mansfield
A. B. Wenz, a granite retailer, who
has been looking over the situation in
this city, returned yesterday to his
home in Allentown, Pa.
Cherry, chocolate, orange pineapple |
and vanilla Kreamy Ice kream, served
to your particular taste in a sanitary |
way. Barre Drug Co--ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett Of st.
Adams are passing few days With |
friends in the city. Mr.. Barrett is a
granite retailer in that city
Friends OF II. d. Sartele win be
pleased to learn that he is gradually /
regaining his health in Boston, where |
he is undergoing electrical treatments.
L. Il. Wauban, granite retailer
from Chicago is passing few days in
the city on business. While here he
is looking over the rough stock situa
ton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bugbee of Richardson
street and son, Donald, left this morn
ing for Highgate Springs, where they
will spend few weeks at the camp of
R. O. Mcdonnell.
Mrs. James Gauld and son. Douglas,
together with Mrs. Alexander Rennie
and Harold Oliver of this city, left
to-day for Camp Abnaki to bring back
some of the boys who have been ENJOY
Ing camp life there.
Mrs. Harlie Stewart of the Central ,,
house returned to-day to her home in
Berlin to pass the remainder Of the ,
summer, having came here to aid her
husband in taking charge during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Boyce I
at Malletts Bay for week Il
A Barre motorist returning from !
East Montpelier this morning reported ]
seeing Buick touring car resting
against the bank on the turn Just west
If East Montpelier station. The driver .
had evidently not been able 70 make ,,
he turn and the front end of the car , /,
was somewhat damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leland of c
Springfield, Mass, who have been APP
,ointed as committee by the Order '
Il the Eastern Star for the buying Of
new Eastern Star home to be located \
n some town or city in Vermont, were f"
n this city yesterday looking over sew 4
raj pieces Of property. Nothing def a
lite was decided.
A very enjoyable time was had by =
he Baptists at their annual church :"
icnic held at Benjamin Falls yester-
ay. There was a fair crowd in at S
enhance and good program Of races i
nd games was enjoyed. Refreshments :"
{ ice cream and soda were served
n the grounds. The crowd returned r
0 the city on the late cars. S
The funeral Of little Angus Melon /,
ID. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Melon &
ID. who died yesterday noon at Barre
ity hospital. following internal in
iries received when run over by one =
the ice trucks belonging to the Will "
amstown Ice Co.. will be held from g
ie Mcdonald home on Brook street on =
Ionday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev y y
L. Goodspeed Of the Congregational :,
iurch viii ofiiciste. ~
Chautsnqua Is comingl Chautauqua u
coming, boys and girls II will start
Ionday afternoon with a circus parade q,
: the girls and boys Of Barre. We 10
ant every boy and girl who can to ri
tess up in some funny costume and 10
in this parade. You do not need b,
cket TO enter the parade. Two prizes N