The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-01
TaLK OF THE TOWN

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All popular sheet music now csc al
Littlefeld's. adv.
For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, 1913 Orange street. Tel. s23-W
adv.
A. G. Moore Of Moore & Owens store
began yesterday a two weeks vaca-
| ton.
| A young son was born July Goth to
Mr. and Mrs. Joes Calege of 8 Railroad
street.
Miss Norma Solary, nurse at the
Framingham hospital, is visiting at
her home on Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. w. A. Cate Of
Woodstock visited friends in this city
yesterday, while on their way to Mel
son pond.
O. N. Campbell Of Hyde Park is visr
iting for a few Nays at the home of
his brother, Arthur Campbell, Of North
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Giannoni Of l6
Ossola place were the proud parents
of little daughter born to them
July Goth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore Of the D. A..
Perry Real estate agency was unable
to be at her duties this morning owing
to slight illness.
Five dollars worth of photo en-
titles you to SKI enlargement. Have
ysur work done at browns Drug store
for the best results adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Holden, Max
Holden, Mrs. Agnes Scott and son,
Wendell, and Miss Florence Canton
returned yesterday from Old Orchard,
where they spent Che past week.
Mrs. c. Fl. Scott and son, Henderson,
have returned to their home in Detroit,
after passing three weeks vacation ut
the home Of Mrs SCOTS brother, r.
M. Park, jr., Of Merchant street.
A team from the south end defeated
the South Barre team last night, rs.
The game was well PLAYED and excit-
ing all through. The batteries were.
Gunderra and O'Keefe for south end,
and Persons and Wright for South
Barre.
Gregory Jangraw aged 3s, Mont
pelier man giving his occupation as a
farmer, pleaded guilty in city court
yesterday to subsequent offence of
Judge f. L. Scott i'm
posed fine on him Of $500 and costs
Of Ss.4 which he paid. Jangraw was
early Sunday morning by Of
ficer John Murley.
A farewell party was given last |
evening to Mrs. David Faulkner of |
the Miles block, who with Mr.. Faux |
ner and son. Harold, leave next Thurs |
day for Maysville, KY, where they |
will make their home. AJolu 80 Odd |
Ladies were present at the party. Mrs. |
Faulkner is a charter member OF the |
Odd Ladies and has been past noble
grand, also holding the office of treas
urer. Mrs. Faulkner was presented
4 handsome travelling bag by Mrs.
Nellie Bianchi. Refreshments were
served during the evening and dancing,
games and songs contributed 10 very
enjoyable party.
BArres prospects for having an air
,Iane meet here this month were ban
shed last night when the directors of
he Board of Trade turned the PROPOSE
ion down fat Secretary Bradley Of
be Board Of Trade reported this morn 1,
ng that although the directors felt
hat an aviation meet at this time
would bring considerable advertising to
he city and that they believed all
should do their part in
'romoting the future of aviation, both |
or commercial and pleasure purposes.
hey did not feel that they could afford
o take $1,000 from the Board of Trade
reasury for the purpose of holding a
meet. In other words it would be a
rain which the treasury could hard
Y stand. Proceedings win be started ,,
owever to have the new field put in ,
rider for visiting aviators and the city
fill be asked to aid in the work.