The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-21
TALK or THE TOWN

For plumbing and heating call James
Mcleod, 1923 Orange street. Tel. S23-W
adv.
III. Fl. Spencer Of Greenfield. Mass.
is passing several days in this city on
business.
| +. G. Reynolds and Sarah Reynolds
OF Buffalo, N. ", were visitors in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. B. Perry and Miss Pau
line Moody Of Waterbury were visitors
In this city yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Campbell OF Concord, N
H., was business visitor in this city
and Graniteville yesterday.
Mrs. Mario Zanleoni Of the Morse
block left to-day for her home in Otto
wa for visit with her parents.
Miss Orilla Wark Of Liberty street
| Is spending her vacation from the Cook
a Watkins Co. Office in Boston.
Simon White, retail granite dealer
from Claysville, Pa, arrived in the city
yesterday to pass a week on business.
Noticel Knights of Columbus car
nival and mardi gras postponed until
Thursday, June 22, owing to weather
conditions.-ad
Locke Robinson of Windsor, who has
been passing several days with friends
and relatives in this city, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Josephine Rizzi of Berlin street,
who has been employed as nurse at
the state hospital at Waterbury, arr
rived home yesterday
Miss Grace Parry will take pupils in
piano, theory and harmony. Anyone
desiring to study phone 3s3-W or call
at IA Richardson street. adv.
Laurence Campbell of North Main
street, who is one of the recent grad
yates of Dartmouth college, arrived at
his home to-day from Hanover.
Mrs. Grace Pearsons and two chill
dren of this city arrived home here
yesterday, after passing few days
with friends in South Woodbury..
Mrs. H. w. Bassett and two daugh-
tiers of Orleans are visiting Mrs. Bas-
sets parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. s. Wa
terman Of Washington street, for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Eastman of Camp
street and Russell Eastman of this
city returned home yesterday, after a
week spent visiting friends in Boston
and vicinity.
Anyone in need of screen windows or
screen doors call TAIN, and get the
kind that will last a lifetime, made
and fitted right on. oKo Novelty com.
pany of Barre. --adv.
DR.. Leonhardt found the cause of
piles to be internal His prescription,
Hem Roid, gives quick and lasting re-
lief We sell it with money back guar
antee. E. A. Drown.-adv.
Miss Ruth WyIie of Mount Vernon
place has commenced work in the HON
er Fits Co. store as clerk for a short
time. Miss Wylie expects to engage in
clerical work as soon as possible.
There was slight collision this
morning on Main street between an
electric car and truck belonging to
+. p. Gale of the east hill A crumpled
fender on the truck was the extent of
the damage.
Bankrupt shoe stock, 5000 worth
Just arrived, to be sold at great sacrifi e
beginning Thursday at Barre Bargain
store Shoes for l9c, 3ec, SOC, SOC, 9Sc,
S2.l9, 1919 and S5.as pair. Buy for
the entire family -adv.
According to the best statistics OF
the farmers almanac and other recog
nized authorities, the first day of sum
mer will occur at Just p minutes after
midnight to-day The days of this week
are as usual the longest of the year.
w. II. Harrison Of the Harrison
Granite company is here for few
days on business. He was aecompan-
led to this city by Manager c. A. Perry
of the local branch of the concern who
had been in New York on business
Miss Lillian Roberts, who has so
many times entertained the people Of
Barre with her dramatic ability, win
appear at the Nj. f. church Friday
evening Admission, 25c. DO not miss
this first opportunity of hearing her
since her graduation from the school
of expression.-adv.
Friends Of Harris Soule, former foot
ball star at Goddard seminary, will
be interested to learn of his appoint
ment as official potato Inspector in this
state The appointment was made
through the University of Vermont ex-
tension service bureau. Mr.. Soule's
home is in Fairfield.
A very interesting meeting Of the
farm bureau was held Tuesday eve
ming at the Brookside schoolhouse. Mr..
Winslow, acting county agent, gave a
talk on insect destruction and eradica
ton. Mr. Kirk, farm bureau agent, told
briefly some Of the accomplishments
of the state and American farm bu-
reau federations. S. G. Judd, state
dairy specialist from Burlington, spoke
on better tariffs and better dairy stock.
Lantern slides were shown 10 illustrate
what the farm bureau is trying 10 do
locally, also three reels OF moving pic
lures were shown
Barre was visited this week by c. II.
Martin. manager and director Of one Of
the largest granite quarry and dress
ing plants in England The concern
with which Mr.. Martin is connected
is the Mountsorrell Granite CO., Ltd,
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