The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-18
TALK or THE TOWN

\ 14Lh Or HE IOWN
\ Al. A. Sargent Of the Blanchard blocl
| was visitor in West Topsham.
| Public dance, North Montpelier
| Tuesday, Sept 10. CAROLS orchestra
adv.
Michael Broziceyic Of North MaiI
street was visitor in Worcester Sat
urday.
n Leon O'Neil and James Whalen o
Burlington visited friends in this city
Saturday.
See the new Oakland sport model al
Mortified fair. sll65 t. 0. b. H +. Cut
Ter g. Son adv.
Gerald, Brock Il taking two weeks
vacation from his duties in the w q
Reynolds hardware store.
4 Paul Giacherio returned Saturday
from Canada, where he has been en-
/ ployed during the summer,
/ Alden Burke returned to this city
/ yesterday from weeks business trip
to Burlington and vicinity.
Casper Clark left the city yesterday
for Concord N H., where he has Sc
cured employment in a clothing store.
Third of the fall series of dances,
Bailey hall, Montpelier, Tuesday, Sept.
| ~ Summers seven-piece orchestra. g
adv
! Clement McMahon of Franklin street
returned yesterday to Amherst, Mass,
to resume his studies at Amherst col Z
lege.
Wilfred Eisenwinter OF Elm street
left Saturday for Burlington to re-
sumo his studies at the University Of
Vermont.
Serafn Sierra Of FarweIl street was
confined to his home during the latter
part Of last week, suffering from bro
ken collarbone.
Miss Martha Chalmers left this
morning for Boston, where she will
continue her studies at the Bryant &
Stratton Business college.
Mrs Lizzie Wood and son, Douglas.
of Walnut street returned to this city
Yesterday, after visit Of few days
at their camp on Joes pond.
Mr.. and Mrs j f. Curtis, Mrs. Clar-
ence ShufeIt and Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Wilkinson have returned from ten days
at Eagle Point. Lake Memphremagog
There will be reception to the new
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Skeels. at the Univer
salist church Monday evening at 7;45.
All friends and members Of the parish
are invited.
1.-THE eternal fitness OF things de
mands Bakers Certified Flavoring Ex
tracts when other ingredients Of un-
questionable quality are used All gro
cers.ady.
Regular meeting Of Linton st. Jean
Baptiste, Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 1880 p. |
m. Members are requested to attend. |
Something very important, Per order |
recording secretary.
Rheumatism is increasingly prevalent
this year. This explains the unusually |
large demand u. A. Drown has for
Rheuma, the one remedy for rbeuma
tism sold on guarantee. adv.
The regular meeting OF the womsn's
association Of the Congregational
church will be held Wednesday after
noon in the church parlor. II will be
social afternoon with Vacation Notes
as the topic.
Maccabees. attention. A special
meeting will be held Monday evening
AZ o'clock sharp for balloting and
% transact any other necessary bust
ness Guards are requested to all be
present for practice.
Eric Ericsson resumed work this
morning in the Granite Savings bank,
,fter two weeks vacation. which he
.pent with his brother in New York
'ity and his sister in Greenfield, Mass.
He returned to Barre Saturday.
Local race track followers having
iorses to enter at the various fairs
we're busy Saturday afternoon sending
heir strings TO Mortified BY motor
ruck for the Bog River Valley fair
which Is in progress this week. Tues
lay is the opening day Of the annual
vent and II continues through Thurs !
lay.
The last monthly handicap tonrna- {
nent Of the Barre Coli club viii be
ield this week, beginning to-day and c
nding Saturday. A tournament will 7
lso be held Saturday forenoon for all !
ons Of members of the club Those I
rho are planning 20 compete in the lat a
or tournament will play qualifying
ound OF nine holes sometime this 7
reek and win give their cards to Frank o
eth. club greenskeeper. I
About l25 alumni and students at
pnded the senior reception al Goddard
urinary Saturday evening. Music was :,
irnished by Jacobs orchestra of Hard
ick and AZ intermission refreshments
ice cream and punch were served
mong the alumni from out of town A
no attended were Ralph Smith, N
gorge Mullen. John Conley. Ned Wye. Ia
orothea Carter. Leon August. Wilma N,
irclier, Charles o'Connor and Clyde d
Neil "