The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-23

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Mrs. Alexander Rennie Of Prospcc
street left to-day for Sherbrooke, r
O., to make her home.
L. H. Huggard OF Malone, N. ", ar
rived in the city to-day for visit witt
friends and relatives here.
Public dance every Saturday night
Quarry Bank hall; CarrolPs orchestra
Special car after dance. adv.
Long distance and general trucking
furniture speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel 726-M or 746-W
adv.
r.. H. Bison Of this city has arrived
home from the University of Vermont
where he has been astudent during the
past year.
Miss Marguerite Howe, this city, who
has been attending school in Framing.
ham, Mass, has returned to her home
in this city
Howard Cole has arrived at his home
on Orange street, after being student
at the University of Vermont during
the past year.
Alexander r. Beaton, sr., OF South
Ryegate returned to his home yester-
day, after visiting for short time at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Love
Of this city.
Miss Florence j Perry Of Plainfield,
who has been until recently employed
in Montpelier doing clerical work, is
now installed as public stenographer
at Hotel Barre
Why does r. A. Drown 4 Co. sell
so much partisan, Sage Because he
gladly guarantees it to stop falling
hair, remove dandruff, and put lustre
into dull, faded hair. A fair PROPOSE
tion. adv
Bankrupt shoe stock, 5000 worth
Just arrived, to be sold at great sacrifice
Thursday at Barre Bargain
store. Shoes for Ice. soc, 5ac, Soc, 9sc.
s.. 10, S3.le and $5.as a pair, Buy for
the entire family adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barclay and
children of Patterson street returned
yesterday to their camp on Lake
Morey, from which they were called
BY the injury Of their son, Reid, in an
accident recently.
Miss Julia T. O'Hagan, teacher at
The North Barre school during the past
year, who has been passing two
weeks vacation with friends in Wash.
ngton, ID. G., has returned 70 ner home
IN Elm street.
Percy Timins, weI-known inspira
ional artist of Holyoke, Mass. viii
lold public seance at the home Of
Mrs. Mcleod, 80 Elm street. Friday
'vening, june %, at 1880 This seance
! independent of the local society.
George Cassavant arrived in the city
o-day from Plattsbnrg, n Y, where
'e has been attending the Mount As
umption institute on his way home 10
'ass the summer with his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Zoel Cassayant Of Webster
lille.
Proving the widespread popularity of
Iarre granite, letter has come to one 4
I the local granite manufacturers here !
rom a retailer in Ireland. who has seen
n advertisement Of the stone in
Magazine, To which he was subscriber
e asked for price quotations and de- 4
allied information regarding the quail
y and other details Of the local
tone.
Miss Dora Blouin Of Murray street
as pleasantly surprised at the close
the meeting OF the Mooseheart La
Ia tfrf,x xrh. IL. La - k~ 7
rder and many friends and relatives
Miss Blouin joined in presenting her
linen shower in honor of her ap-
reaching marriage to John Nicholson
this city Miss Blouin received many
,lnable gifts, and dancing. entertain
ents and refreshments kept the party
sppy until late hour II
The boys Of Barre post of the Amer
an Legion are making preparations
r the first annual county field day
hich takes place at Mortified July |.
! there arc TO be all kinds OF athletic
ntests with cup for the post win
ng the largest number Of points there
ems 10 be no reason why Barre post :
mot have a chance. The call is out
r Legion men who will participate I'M
" of the sports named on the post
> which have been distributed
the city. There NAV he a
Imber Of Legion men interested in
me line Of athletics whom the club
knows nothing Of. and as
IRE wants a strong team IL is their
~ TO come ont. All names must be {
before June 10.