The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-19
TALK or THE TORN

Lemon sherbet at Russell's to-day
--adv.
Special for Saturday. ladies' hand
bags, vanity bags and vanity boxes Tor
81. Lander's.-adv.
B. Lucchina of Cottage street is pass
ing few days visiting with his broth
er in Worcester, Mass.
B. c. Patch of the Cook and Watkins
firm arrived in the city yesterday from
| Boston on a business visit.
Miss Helen Rossi began yesterday a
two weeks vacation from her duties at
the Barre Trust company.
Mrs. Irene Wilder Of Burlington re-
turned home yesterday, after visiting
Mrs. William Holden for week.
Joseph Beaulieu Of Barre Town re-
turned yesterday from Boston, where
he has been visiting friends for the
past few days
Miss Pearl Scott and mother and
Miss Viola Booth left yesterday for
Boston, where they win visit friends
for two weeks.
Bocka Calcagni Of Berlin street re.
turned yesterday from Essex, N. H,
where he has been employed for the
past four months
c. A. Whiteomb OF Fall River, Mass,
arrived to-day to spend two weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Frank Carleton, OF
South Main street
OF course you'll visit the nurses
booth in City park Tuesday evening,
during band concert. You'll find ice
cream, pop corn and homemade
candy.
Miss Molly Milne left yesterday for
New York, where she will visit rela-
tives during her two weeks vacation
from her duties at the Waldron Shield
4 Co.'S Office.
/ Mrs. Robert FindIay Of Keith avenue
and Mrs. George Fowlie Of South
Main street left recently for New York,
where they will visit their husbands,
who are employed there.
Miss Bella Booth of Cherry street
completes her duties as bookkeeper for
Houghton & Robins store to-day. Her
place will be taken by Miss Irene
Richie of Trow hill.
Vivian Dodge, who is employed in
Springfield and who has been visiting
her parents for the past week, leaves
| o.day for Lake Sunapee, where she
win spend the remainder OF her vaca-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds and
daughter, Cleora. Mise Marjorie Spoon
err. Miss Maude Teachout and Miss Dor
othy Crow left to-day on few days
auto trip through the White noun
tains.
Mrs, Harry Campbell Of Elmore
street went yesterday to Morrisville to
Join her husband, who is in charge of
the w. S. Page horses which will race
there next Tuesday Mr.. Campbell is
suffering from an injured shoulder
which he received when he was thrown
recently during race in st. Adams.
Postmaster and Mrs. G.. w. German,
with their daughters. Marion and
Janice, left yesterday for vacation
trip to New York state, Mr.. and Mrs.
German and younger daughter going
directly to Unadilla, n. ". to visit MIR.
Germans brother for two weeks, and
Miss Marion stopping at Glens Falls,
N, Y, to visit classmate, after which
she will Join the rest of the family
at Unadilla.
Among the granite manufacturers re-
turning to this city, after the Spring
field convention are Alex. Duncan, A.
Gustafson, Arthur Anderson. A. J.
Young Frank Rosa. H. p. Human. H.
j. NJ. Jones, A. H. Burke, Thomas Car
roll, jr., Henry vanetti. Dino Abbiatti,
Jerome veronisi, William Milne, Ar
mando Comolli, Henry Fasola, W. G.
Adams, Allan w. Reid and Joseph CAL
cagni. Other members in the Barre dis
trict from Montpelier, Waterbury and
West Berlin were in attendance.
Evening drawing school studies will
be returned to their owners Saturday,
Aug. 20, $3.50 to-s:30 p. m, at the
Mathewson school. Please inform stu
dents who are not in the city that by
a postal to Charles Pamperl, evening
drawing school, Barre, VT, they NAV
name the person to whom their draw
ings, etc, may be given. Those stu
dents who expect rebate for regular
attendance may inquire at the same
time and place as to when and where
to get it. Kindly tell others Of the
above, as they may not have seen this
announcement.