The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
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III tDifS Hafitt, my "i'A A''6t'Nt 49,
H l26, Jones g. Halliday.
II Edison monographs and records a
browns Drug Store.-adv.
i Miss Dorothea Carter and Miss Edit
| Little of North Montpelier visited
| friends in this city yesterday.
| Miss Margaret Mills of Binghamp
| ton, N. II, is visiting relatives in thil
city for few days
H Buck Jones will be shown at the
| Park Saturday in his latest attraction
trooper O'Neil. adv.
| A handy companion for your vaca-
4 tion, "Sheaffer fountain Pen" $3.50
and up, at browns Drug Store. --adv
H y. A. Mccarthy of Averill street
left to-day for Franconia, N. H., where
he will visit relatives for the next
three weeks.
\ Henry Summers Of South Main street
returned yesterday from Springfield,
where he has been employed for the
past feew weeks.
The big special attraction, "The
Great Alone with Monroe Salisbury,
! will be shown at the Park theatre on
Monday only. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wood of the
Bolster block returned home yesterday
from Concord, N. HI, where they have
been visiting with relatives.
Miss Margaret bowers Of the Smith
g. Cummings store leaves to-day for
Old Orchard, Me-, to pass her annual
vacation from duties in the Office.
The regular meeting of the Odd la
dies was held last evening in the X. of
P. hall. After the meeting social time
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Kreamy ice kream continues to be
the leader and its popularity creates
busy scenes at the Barre Drug Co.,
especially on a Saturday. Come in to-
night.-adv.
Mrs. Ann Garretson, who has been
visiting at the Raymond Diemer home
on the East Montpelier road, returned
yesterday afternoon to her home in
New York City
A telegram was received yesterday
ttuui the n. VI = T, toistHtiol al k7dH
Francisco saying that John Ballyntyne
of Boston was elected supreme vice
chancellor yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Lipsky, who re
Gently returned from two weeks stay
at Woodbury. pond, leave to-day for
Joe's pond, where they will remain for
two weeks vacation.
Pile sufferers can only get quick. safe
and lasting relief by removing the |
ause-cutting and salves won't do. |
Hem Roid, harmless tablet, is guar
anteed by Il. A. Drown. adv
| am now forming classes for in
struction on violin, piano, mandolin.
All lessons private For particulars
call at 80 Jefferson street Saturday |
from | to 8 p. m. p. F. Landi.--adv.
A. G. Miles yesterday completed the
moving Of his household goods from his
former home at " South Main street |
TO 80 South Main street, the house us
ually called the John Tierney cottage
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Skeels of Dem
yer, Col, who are spending the summer
in Barnard, were visitors in this city |
Rev Mr.. Skeels will be-
come minister Of the Universalist
church here in the fall.
When you see pictures such as "The
Great Alone" which win be shown at
the Park Monday with Monroe Sails
bury, you are seeing the best, and
teeming with thrilling and
tempestuous action.--adv.
The management Of the Park the
atre will give prize of IS to the boy
or girl making the best "radio." the
cost of which must not exceed 90
cents, and to be practical. See how
70 do it at the Park Monday. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Damon Of Boston
ire visiting at the home OF Mrs. Da-
mons sister, Mrs. William Nelson, of
Elm street. Mrs. Damon will be re-
rendered by many Barre people as
Hiss Mae Piper. formerly of this city.
Cecil bowers, I'd lieutenant in com. ;
'any NJ, l72d infantry, stationed at
amp Governor Hartness, returned TO I
amp yesterday after coming here
Thursday evening for repairs TO two of !
as teeth which we're injured when the
oof of one of the company mules '
truck his face. Captain Hooker and Il
lieutenant bowers tried 70 stop the
lule when it became frightened at the
iachine fire and as a result the latter
Tas run over. Besides two broken
eeth, his face was somewhat cut up
nd he sustained other minor bruises g
Barre seems to be the mecca of girl 9
ampers who are riding through the h
tate, for the third group that has been a
zen here this summer stopped here for h
short time yesterday. There were l2 S
iris in the party. all hsiing from
amp Big Pine in East Fairlee and n
hey seemed to be having fine time in 5
he big l5-passenger truck in which v
hey were touring. ;
The first printing press ever used in i
he United States, the old Stephen h
aye press, now the property of the :
ermont Historical society and housed \
the State House in Montpelier. is to
: transported TO Boston for exhibition n
the Second Educational Graphic Arts =
yposition in Mechanics building. Aug. !,
sSept 2. The press Is to be trans :
Drted by special Packard truck and :,
! experienced packer viii be sent from i,
oston to take care Of the ancient arti-
e. The old Stephen Dave press was D
rought to Boston in 1888 and was set :,