The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-27
TALK or THE TOW'N

II Royal Yum Yum at the Rexall foun
H tain.--adv.
Mrs. G. Desjardins left last night 70
/ Graniteville to visit her sister, Mrs |
| Healey.
|! Regular meeting Of G. 0. f. to nigh
at $780, Per order chief ranger, Thorn
as Hame.
| For all kinds of cement, stone an,
brick work, call Leel, So Pleasant street
| phone 276-6.--ady.
II Regular meeting Of /. o o. IT,, M. u.
in X. of P. hall Friday evening, july
2s, at 1880 o'clock.
Il Mrs. Sarah Bradbury and family lef
Barre to-day for Greensboro to spenS
the remainder Of the week.
i H. 4 M. Jones Of the Jones brothers
| firm is passing few days in New
York City on business visit.
A. Benson and M. Lanzeltia Of Prov
idence, r. l., were business visitors in
the city yesterday and to-day.
Keep Wednesday evening, Aug. ., On
| open date to hear the Wells family
concert at the Methodist church. adv
Farrell Murray of Washington street
returned home yesterday from Worces-
ter, Mass, where he has been visiting
| friends for two weeks.
w. Roswell Miles of Brattleboro. a
former resident Of Barre Town, ar
rived here yesterday for a few lays
visit with friends on Highland avenue.
A large shipment of Rheuma has
been received by Il. A. Drown, so that
all rheumatic sufferers can be sup
piled promptly in the future. Money
back if it fails.ady
A regular meeting of the Central
Labor union of Barre and vicinity will
be held in carpenters hall, Worthen
block, Friday, July %, at 1880. Let all
delegates be present. Per order presi
dent.
Henry De Rogue, assistant superin-
tendent of the Prudential offices from
Newark, N. j., is now established in
this city and is directing the local %
flee. Mr. DE Rogue has been with the
Prudential company for period OF 81
years
M. j. Meagher, dental laboratory
specialist, just arrived from New York
City, where he has been attending dem
tai clinics for the past month, in or
der to keep up with the latest methods
of his profession, and win resume bis
duties at the office Of his brother, DR..
M. A. Meagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lawliss of South
Barre wish TO announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Ruth Eliza
beth, to Clarence Robinson OF this
city. The former is employed as ste
nographer at Flanders MOTORCYCLE
shop, while the latter is at the pres
ent foreman in the city water depart
ment
Aaron Gustafson suffered a painful
injury to one eye recently when he
had the misfortune TO have it struck
by flying chip Of steel while in inc
stoneshed. A local specialist was con-
suited and advised that Mr.. Gustafson
60 a doctor in Montreal This was
done. No complications are expected
from the wound but the steel missed
destroying the sight of the eye by a
very narrow margin.
The Barre hose team starts training
next Monday for the state iiremen's
muster, to be held this year in Mont
pelier. 1t will be remembered that the
Barre team last year won first money,
also the silver trumpet, which has to
be won three times in order to obtain |
permanent possession Of It. The Barre |
team has statewide reputation as
a winner and in view of the fact that |
30 many men are out OF town, many new |
recruits will be needed this year TO fill
the places of those who are not here,
50 the fire department and manage
ment of the team extend an invitation
to all young men to come up and train
for this event Remember, this invita-
ton is open to everybody, so il you are
in athletics or want Ito
make good on football team this fall,
it is grand opportunity to get in
John Shepard, the crack U.
v NJ half-miler, will be on hand and
will gladly instruct the team, as well
NJ run with it himself Jimmy
Young, the Dartmouth two-miler, who
won many races the past year, viii also
be with the team, so come to the fire
station, boys, and talk it over. There
will also be other events in which mem
oers Of the team can enter and YOU will
rave an opportunity to train for these
William A. Nelson, manager hose team.