The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| w. X. Stafford Of st. Adams visite
/ friends in this city over the week enc
| Buy your summer footwear at re
duced prices; attend Shea's SALE adv
See the Highland dancing at the Clal
Gordon picnic Saturday, July 20. al
are welcome. adv.
B. H. Huger and John Talbot of New
York City were weekend bushes
guests in this city.
L. Fl. Allen and Charles Beck Of thi
city passed the week end ON motto
trip to Sherbrooke, P O.
F. L. Hodgdon, representing TIL
Chase Brothers nurseries, will reacl
Barre about Sept LADY.
Mrs. Anthony Carroll of Hartford
Conn, is passing few days witt
friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Bert st. Cyr has returned home
from Port Henry, N. Y, where che was
called last week by the death Of her fa-
| Their.
John Milne of Springfield Mass, who
has been passing short visit with
friends in this city returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Guy Bean of Sherbrooke, p. O.,
has returned home, after spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Fox.
Miss Flora Beckley Of Park
street has gone to Randolph, where she
has secured employment in depart
ment store.
Miss Alice Persons Of North Mont.
pelier returned home yesterday after
visiting friends in this city over the
week end.
Miss Marion Carroll Of Hartford,
Conn, arrived here yesterday for a
visit with friends and relatives on Boil
ster avenue.
James Higgins, jr., and Bernard Mnl.
cahey returned Saturday from Camp
Abnaki, where they have been for the
past four weeks.
Perley Haskell of this city, who has
been passing month at Queen City
park, Burlington, arrived in the city
Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. w. d. Smith, Miss Eva Smith
and Carroll Smith returned home yes
terday to spend few days before re
turning to their camp at Greensboro.
Are you thinking of building or re-
pairing your homer 1t viii. pay You TO
buy your house finish from us. oKo
CO., South Main street, phone TAIN.
adv.
Miss Annie Brown returned to her
duties at the Tilden Shoe company
store this morning, after two weeks
spent in st. Adams and
Franklin.
Miss Wilhelmina Even of Burling
ton, who has been passing a few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bell
Of Hill street, returned to her home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould. DR..
Blake and Mrs. Blake, all of Elmore,
arrived in this city yesterday to visit
for week at the home of DIR. A. III
Smith OF Keith avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holden, Max |
Wendell, and Miss Florence Canton
eft TO day for Old Orchard, where they
will spend week or ten days.
During chautauqua week the ladies
If the hospital aid society will serve
ce cream, soft drinks, candy, etc, on
he grounds Of the Lincoln school Your
patronage would be appreciated.
Miss Irene Grady, who has been pass
ng short visit with friends and rels-
ives in this city, left yesterday for
'lattsburg, N. ", where she will visit
or time before returning to her
ome in Lebanon, n. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leslie Of Camp
treet returned home yesterday from
fontreal, where they went last week
0 meet their son, Charles, who is re-
urning to this city, after. passing a
isit of some length in Scotland
Olive Waterman Of 10 Orange street
eturned home Saturday from Theron
of Williamstown, where she
ad been staying. Arthur Williams, !
'ho came with her, will stay for a
kat the Waterman home
Michael Dessureau Of Granite street
lme very close to fatal accident yes
,rday when he was saved from going /
ito the river with his automobile bv
,riking the front of the r. l.. Clark
ed store on Prospect street. Dessu-
,au had driven his Ford car part way i
P Prospect street, but finding that he o
as unable to make the hill he turned ,
nd drove back across the bridge again.
5 he was approaching the railroad !
aek he made quick turn in order to I
art up the hin again but In some way !
Is steering gear became caught and l
ie car headed straight toward the a
fling on the right side of the bridge. y
essureau managed to turn the wheel !
he was about to hit the railing and n
I the feed store instead. A pane of v
ass in one of the show windows OF P
e store was smashed and several clap
ards were punctured by the force Of d
e impact. The front end of the car d
as considerably damaged. =
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