The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-18
TALK or THE TOWN

pleasant taste Barre Drug Co.adv.
| G. Belville Of Manchester, N. H., wa
a business visitor in the city yester
day,
" "A. Durham Of Rutland arrived il
the city yesterday for Il short business
visit.
n Blaine Martin of Plainfeld was il
the city yesterday on q short business
| visit.
John D. Walker Of New Haven, Conn.
was business visitor in the city yes
I terday
4. +. Uloth Of Newburyport, Mass.
i passing several days in this vicinity
on business,
| "A wide variety Of frozen dishes and
cold drinks can be had at the Barre
Drug Co.-adv.
/ Charles o. Kenyon of Burlington
Fpassed the week end at his home on
Franklin street here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Macrae of this
city left ts-dsy for Burlington on a
short visit with friends.
| .. +. Mclean Of Cabot passed the
evening in this city yesterday while
| In this section on business.
Mrs. George Walker Of this city left
yesterday for visit with relatives in
Leeds and Sherbroake, p. @.
Mrs. George Straiton of this city is
| passing short visit with relatives in
New Brunswick, her former home.
All ladies' who left fruit Jars at the
hospital Bag day Kindly call for same
this week, as they are to be scld.
Mrs. ii O, Morier and Mae and Alcide
Martel Of st. cesaire, P. O., are passing
few days in the city with friends,
Allan Johnston of Blackwell street
passed the week end with friends in
Whitefeld, y, H., returning to the city
yesterday.
Nelson Brown, who has been play
ing ball with the Newport team, re-
turned to the city yesterday for visit
at his home.
Henry Romany, John Pirovano and
Antenio Rossi, granite dealers of Mil
fsFd, N. H., are passing a few days
visit with friends in this city.
Charles Hoyt. who acts as baggage
master on the local Central Vermont
train, has resumed his duties, after
passing a short vacation in Sherbrooke,
p
Maocabees, attention! Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, Nos /, win be
held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Social hour and refresh
ments.
Cards announcing the engagement Of
Miss Belle Dugsley Of Old Orchard, Me,
to Ralph George, son OF Mr., and Mrs.
r. G. George Of South Main street,
have been received.
Miss Ruth Ford of Concord, N. H.,
who has been passing few days at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Watkins Of
Summer street, a relative, returned 10
her home yesterday,
Eat more ice cream. Take home
package or stop in and have a dish. It's
splendid food and gives new life these
mnggy days. Insist on Kreamy kream |
at Barre Drug Co,-adv.
Miss Glee Wood, Ann Brown and |
Helen Anna, all of this city, have re-
turned home, after passing an extend.
I'd visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrss
.. Il. Hinman of Burlington.
The Red Cross viii sell ice cream
and cake and ice cream cones on band
concert night Tuesday, July Is, at
The Legion grounds to raise money to
larry on the Red Cross work in Barre.
Free community movies at City
Square park Wednesday evening", July
ID, at s o'clock. featuring Douglas Fair
banks in THE Americana" Also a still
picture story Of the organization and
ttractions to appear at the Barre chau
auqua on July 1920. Everybody vel
'ome--sdr.
Irving st. John, whe has been en-
gaged until this week as surrey driv-
u for the Hotel Barre to meet all
rains for the purpose of bringing
mests to the hotel, has completed his
uties. Mr.. St. John stated ta-day that
Ie would leave shortly for Boston,
rhere he has secured employment as a
aretaker in one of the larger racing
tables in that vicinity.
A large truck belonging to the Pres ,
company arrived in the !
ity to-day from Hartford, Conn, hav-
ne started on its long journey yester- !
ay. The vehicle, which itself weighs I
yer Eve and one-half tons, was in !
barge of two men and carried com {
lete equipment for setting monuments. q
load of monuments to be set up in I
lymouth, n. H, will be secured at the I
zeal plant of the company and taken !
, that place.
Barre fans will have another chance
, see the Vineitia club team in action
-marraw afternoon when they line up
gainst East Barre for return game
Lincoln campus. The first game
Iarted at East Barre had to be called II
4 account of rain but fair weather to- e
orrew will prove which team is supe- "
or. The Vincitia team has been @
rengthened since It played the Legion
nd with Dec Tomasi, former Tufts
'llege star in the box, and Brown or II
Iarchetti behind the bat good game II
assured. Calderara and DIR. Avery II
I've also been secured for the line up II
he game is called at 4:3o and no ad- II
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