The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-24
TALK or THE TOWN

TALK or THE TOWN
II Edward Greenwood of Hanover, N
4 H., was business visitor in town yes
Il terday.
L Charles w. Huntington Of Washing.
ton was in the city yesterday on a
business trip.
1 New popular hits, regular 75c phono.
graph records each, to-day, soc. Barre
/ Drug Co.ady.
Prof Burton Of Dartmouth college
and Mrs. Burton were in town yester-
day on business.
Simon White and son, Samuel, retail
granite dealers Of Claysville, Pa, are
business visitors in town.
H Miss Rosa Bottamini Of Brandon is
spending short vacation at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tomasi
Clyde Reynolds and family Of Hill
side avenue are passing few weeks
camping at Greensboro lake.
/ Miss Myrtle Calef Of Washington is
4 passing week in this city with NADIA
/ line Gladding Of Nelson street.
| Miss Margaret McCulley, who has
been visiting in this city. left yester-
day for South Manchester, Conn.
James Holland, travelling freight
agent for tile Luckenbaelf Steamship
Co, was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
Go to Williamstown inn for your
Sunday dinner; served every Sunday
from | to 2;30. =. g. Hamilton, prop
adv.
Norman Gordon of Richardson street
has returned home after finishing his
third year at Dartmouth college, Han
over.
Mrs. Stella Day Of Washington il
passing few days visit with friends
in this city, which was formerly. her
home.
Special meeting G. @. r. Sunday at
$50. Explanation Of new rates and
election. Per order chief ranger, T. Il.
Hamel.
just a few more loads left OF that
hard edging and slabwood at 1925.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel 1876 |
NJ or 746 W.-adv.
Clifton G. More left this morning for
Camp Abnaki, on Lake Champlain,
where he will act as an assistant in the |
camp during the next two months.
Mrs. George w. Groom 81 st. Al
hans, who has been passing q few days |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mackay Of this city, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Leonhardt says Hem Roid win
completely relieve any form Of piles.
II gives quick action even in old stub
born cases. We guarantee II. f. A.
Drown & Co.-adv.
Master Ted Mortimer Of the east
hill submitted to another X-ray exam
nation at the City hospital yesterday
for his broken hip, sustained in an
automobile accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Frattini returned
home yesterday from their wedding
tour through New Hampshire and 9th
er New England states They are now
at home to their friends at their home
on Foss street.
Bankrupt shoe stock, 5000 worth
just arrived, to be sold at great .sacrifse
Thursday at BARGE Bargain
store. Shoes for ice, soc. soc, soc, Csc,
s2la. 1919 and sos pair. Buy for
the entire family adv.
William Ward OF Montpelier has 4
been assigned to the local express
position here. H. Fl. Har- I
eey, who has had the run temporarily, !
expects to secure position on the d
regular force in Montpelier. "
All members Of Co. NJ, National
suard, who have been passing weeks
raining at Camp Devens. returned TO
he city last evening by train or auto. I
They report very successful week. r
although there was great deal of o
ain. n
The usual monthly collection of 2
ubbish by the city win be made next
week. beginning on Monday and fol. =
owing the same schedule as. heretofore p
arried out. Householders are warned =
Q have their rubbish ready to be col
ected on the days when the city truck
rill visit their streets. .
About 100 people attended the very r,
nioyable dramatic recital given ~ A
fiss Lillian Roberts at the Hedding "
Iethodist church last night under the al
uspices of the ladies and pastors un. N
On OF that church. Miss Roberts, who dl
! a graduate Of the Edith Coburn r
loves School of Expression Of Boston. "
isde her first public appearance in her m
ONE city following her graduation. "
he impressed and pleased everyone by m
er versatility and her ability In char. | =