The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-04
TALK or THE TOWN

LiCtieueld s,---adv
| Merritt Jones Of Warren VISITED
friends in this city yesterday
Mrs. Jessie Wiley of Marshfield was
in the city to-day on business visit
H For plumbing and heating, call James
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. 1923 w
adv.
B. L. Davis of Beebe was business
visitor in the city yesterday and to.
day. =
Dance tonight at Woodbury. Lake
house pavilion; music by CAROLS or
4 chestra.---advs
Frank Gokey Of Pittsfeld entered
the City hospital this morning for ra-
dium treatment.
| IA. G.. Bennett returned this morning
from Boston, after spending few days
there on business.
Friendship day is Aug. 8. See our
fine selection Of friendship cards and
mottos. Speciality Shop adv.
| H. Hayden Of wellington street re-
turned yesterday from two weeks
business trip through Connecticut.
B. w. Hooker returned this morning
from Greensboro, where he has been
spending the past month at his camp.
Bert Goodfellow and w. r. Bradbury
were at Greensboro yesterday fishing.
They brought back about so nice trout
Mrs. c. A. Larkin Of Strafford re-
turned yesterday to her home, after
two weeks spent with friends in this
city.
Robert Knox, janitor Of the Aldrich
block, left yesterday for Kettle pond,
where he will spend two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lander returned
yesterday from Burlington, where they
have been visiting friends for the past
few days.
Miss Rose Belanger, who has been
visiting friends here for the past week,
returned to-day to her work in Hart
ford, Conn.
Mrs John Mcleod of Averill street
and son, James, have returned from
Boston, where they have been for the
past week
Edward Davidson returned yesterday
to New Haven, Conn. having been
called here by the deatlr~of his father,
James Davidson.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald Of Liberty
street returned yesterday from Greens
boro, where she has been camping for
the past month.
In the list of flowers at the funeral
of Mrs. Marietta Richardson, the name
of Mrs. George Gates, sweet peas and
roses, was omitted
II. w. and NJ. j. Bradley Of this |
city returned yesterday from Grand |
Isle, where they passed very sue
srssful fishing trip.
Mrs. Clarence Clark and two daugh- |
ters of Concord, N. H., returned home
this morning, after three weeks spent /
with relatives in this city.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Francis Durham
Of Charlestown, Mass. who are spend
ing the summer at Chelsea, were in
this city yesterday visiting friends.
John Shepard returned yesterday |
from Thetford, where he acted as ush-
err at the Dwinell- Bond wedding, Mr..
Dwinell being a college friends Of his.
Miss Nellie Howell of Everett, Mass.
who has been passing three weeks
vacation at the home Of her uncle.
John Howell, of Church street, returned
70 her home yesterday.
Your grocer can supply you with fla
goring extracts manufactured from
chemicals or extracts made from fruits
themselves. II you want the latter
kind, ask for Bakers. adv.
Notice! Come to the Methodist
church next Wednesday evening at 3
o'clock and hear the Wells family CON
,ert. A program of mirth and music;
Admission 25c, children l5c.
adv.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
held very successful sale at the r.
E. Colby farm in Berlin yesterday.
Cattle, farm machinery and other
FOOLS and property all brought very
satisfactory price.
Vice President and General Manager
William r. Driver, jr.. Of the New
England Tel. 4 Tel. Co, announced
his morning that every telephone OPP
'rator on duty at the switchboard in
he company's territory will rise from
Ter chair at 6s25 o'clock this evening,
astern standard time, and remain
landing one minute as a mark Of re-
pect TO DR.. Alexander Graham Bell.
)uring this time no calls will be an
wered.
Lyman Whitcomb Of WATERFOWL,
lass, Harry Highriter of Naugautuck,
onn., and Donald. Leonard Of Newton
lille. Mass, arrived in town last night
fter ten days hike over the Long
rail OF the Green Mountain club. The
ikers started from Killington peak
nd came as far north as Mount Mans
ED before taking train for Barre
hey will spend few days with Mr..
mother, Mrs. Harriet
Of Eastern avenue.
r. A. Folsom, tax collector Of
Iarshfeld, had a states attorneys
arrsnt served on him last Wednes-
ay. The warrant charged willful neg
ct of duties Of the Office Of tax col
ctor for the town and, contained IL
,unts against him. T. w Gordon APP
cared in court for Mr.. Folsom and the
efendant waived examination here
e was bound over TO county court on
sil Of $1,000, which was furnished
' c. d. Smith, c. A. Mears and p
4 e.