The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-03
TALK or THE TOWN

II wore on our way 10 Tue n Oh I
carnival the Fourth.-adv.
Mrs. Nellie Park of Delaware, O., !
passing a few weeks with friends il
the city.
George w. Marion and family o
this city are passing a few days a
Fairlee lake.
Miss Florence La Foe arrived in tn
city from Braintree yesterday for
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold LaBelle Of New
Haven, Conn, are passing a few day
with friends in the city,
Clinton Loughheed Of French stree
left to-day for Quincy, Mass, wher'
he has found employment.
Charles Collins of Spaulding street
returned home to-day from a trip t.
Canaan and. other points.
Miss Rosie Corine of New York City
arrived yesterday to visit at the home
of Mrs. @. Xiaz on G street.
L. Gircia of Lewis street, who has
been employed in New York City, ar,
rived home here yesterday.
Arrived to-day a large selection OF
b~aronet satin and sport hats. Mrs
Bernie, 4 Laurel street.--adv.
Mrs. James Tarras, who has been
visiting in New Haven, Conn, for some
time, arrived home here yesterday.
Frank Cory arrived in the city this
morning from Boston, where he has
been passing a few days IN business.
Mrs. M. A. Parker of Bangor, Me-,
is passing a few days with her sister,
Mrs. John Kennedy, of 81 Keith We
nue..
Charles Williams, who is employed
in st. Johns curry, arrived at his home
here Saturday to remain over tbs holi-
days.
Wesley Spencer of Montpelier sub
mitted to an operation for the removal
Of tonsils at the City hospital this
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart and
son, John, left yesterday for a visit
with friends in Burlington and Rnt-
land over the holidays.
Carlo Ermoli Of this city. who has
been passing an extended visit in Italy
arrived in this city yesterday by way
of New York from Genoa.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs,
A. G~ustafson, Roger and Florence Sell
berg, all of this city, passed the week
end with friends in Newport.
Edwin Keast of Prospect avenue is
passing the holidays at his home here.
having come from st. Johnshury, Sat
urday, where he is employed.
Mrs. Lillian Bruce OF Brooklyn street
returned home Saturday from Hazel
ton, Pa, where she has been passing
three weeks with her daughter.
Word has come from California that
the annual picnic of vermonters in and
nea Los Angeles was held at Brook.
side park, Los Angeles, ON June "a.
Frank Turner, Ralph Turner and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lascor
and family leave tomorrow for Wood
stock, where they win attend the races.
Mrs. Emma MeHugo of Boston, a
former resident of this city, arrived
here yesterday to pass a few days ct
the home Of her son Walter, on Cliff
Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett Flannery Of
this city returned home Saturday eve
ming from their honeymoon, passed in
New York City and other nearby
William w. LaPoint, who has been
with his mother, Mrs. A. q. LaPoint,
since the dxath Of his father. left on
night for New York City, go.
by way of Boston.
Lyle F. and Lawrence Carpenter Of
N. H., arrived in the city
Yesterday to make preparations for
removing the furniture of Coda Doug
Las, formerly Of Barre. to that place,
he now conducts a retail monu.
nent shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Gale and
arrived in the city yesterday
spend the Fourth with friends aud
'elatives. Mr.. Gale was formerly a
craftsman for Jones Brothers and IS
low proprietor Of a retail granite bust
less in Westbrook, Me.
E. NJ. Treat and party of Buffalo,
:. Y, who have been passing a week
n the city on business, left Saturday
or Averill lake in the northeastern
orner of the state, where they will
'ass a camping trip. Mr.. Treat ex-
to visit the city every two weeks.
Principal and Mrs. H. S. Morse OF
leeseville. n. V, are the guests of
William Milne Of Patterson street over
he holiday. Mr.. Morse. who formerly
Fas a member Of the faculty az
'paulding high school. has been en-.
aged for another year at his present
A camping party which left Satur-
ay for Peacham pond TO remain over
he Fourth included Mr.. and Mrs. +. !
}. Bsckley, Rita, Flora and Marjorie.
fr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcleod, Elsie
nd Jenness Mcleod, the latter of
Wells River, Carroll Bowman Of Mont
elier. Mrs. Henry Bassett of Barre
nd Percy Bassett Of Waits River.
II was discovered BY Investigation
sst Saturday that the south wall Of
be Morse block had expanded so much
nth the heat or frost that a huge
pction Of the upper part Of the wall
as hanging out about five inches from
3 normal position and there was dan.
of its coming down. Carpenters
ere engaged Saturday TO truss the
ell nm 81 that maaoue could afawt |