The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-25
TALK or THE TOWN

H TALK OF The IOWN
4 Dance at Woodbury. pond tonight
\ CAROLS orchestra. adv.
4 Your favorite cigar at our ciga
counter. browns Drug Store. adv.
For plumbing and heating, call jaime
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. S23-H
adv.
/ Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
H Rummage sale, Universalist church
Thursday, July 27, afternoon and eve
ming. adv.
4 Mrs J. P. Barnes arrived in the cit,
to-day from Los Angeles, CAL, wher
she has been residing.
/ Reserve Saturday, July 20, and com
to the Clan picnic Special cars will at
tend to the crowd.-adv.
1 Dance, American Legion, at Bale,
hall, Montpelier, Thursday, July n
Jacobs orchestra. adv.
| w. ]. Howell Of Easton, Pa, a re-
tail granite dealer, is passing lew
days in the city on business.
| Long distance and general trucking
furniture a speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel. 726-M or 746-W
| adv.
Here again! Who? Rivoli Melody
Boys. Where? Camp Comfort, Curtis
lake, Calais. Wheng Thursday, July
27.-adv.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Rivoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time. lady
The American Legion Auxiliary and
the post men will meet with the street
bazaar committees Tuesday evening at
the club. Everyone is especially urged
to be present.
Sure evidence of the fact that sum
mer is feeting fast away was the APP
pearance of a Sherbrooke car in the
city with posters advertising the great
Eastern States exposition coming the
early part of the fall
H. l. Campbell, accompanied by Mrs.
Mamie Morrison and Mrs. Marion Mac
donald Of Elm street, left this morning
by automobile, the former two going to
Lake Megantic and Mrs. Macdonald to
Red Mountain, r. O., where they will
visit relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred X. jackson, who
had been visiting his brothers, H. Fl.
jackson and DIR. J. w. Jackson, re-
turned to Burlington Monday. Later
he will come to Barre and attend to
DIR, j. w. Jackson's practice while the
latter is on his annual vacation trip to
St. Adams, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Baigrie Of
West Springfield, Mass, who have been
visiting friends and relatives here for
the past few days, left this morning
by auto for their home. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
II. Gale and daughter, the latter two
to spend month in that city.
Miss f. Marion Dorward has re-
turned home after attending the Insti-
tute Of Music Pedagogy at Northamp-
ton, Mass. While there Miss Dorward
took up the study Of school admins
tration, voice culture and other sub.
jects having to do with her work as
musical instructor in the Barre schools
Mrs. Winnifred vining, who accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Ellen Given,
TO Barre, returned to Baldwinsville, |
Mass. to-day, after visiting friends in |
The city several days. Mrs. Given is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Joe w.
Jackson, and this week will go with |
Dr.. and Mrs. jackson to her old home |
N st. Adams, Me-, for few weeks
,isit with the two sisters there.
Central Vermont Pomona grange will |
meet with Washington grange, Satur- |
lay, July 20. The morning session win
,e devoted to fifth degree work, the
legree being conferred in full. The aft
rnoon meeting will be open to the pub
&c. An excellent program has been pre-
jared. something TO please each one.
is well known for its hos
'itality, so come prepared to spend
'leassnt day.
ooh. where is my wandering boy to-
Iight7' was the uppermost thought in
he mind of one Central street woman
asst Sunday night. Little Bobbie had
disappeared and, although she hunted
Ugh and low around the neighborhood,
interviewing all of his playmates, no
race Of him could be found. Finally.
citing more and more desperate as
arkness approached, she called police
and further searching
rent on. but to no avail. The mother.
Forrying and exhausted from her
earch, returned home and, CHANGING to
o into her sons bedroom, found the
ing lost boy fast asleep on bis bed
there he had put himself some hours
efore.
A rather peculiar incident that could
ardly be called an accident occurred
n Maple avenue yesterday near The
lain street corner. A car belonging to
ames Dickey of this city was being
owed TO the Belville Ford garage BY a
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