The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
Talk or THE TOWN

| Keeps you feeling right--our liver
pills--25c a box ait browns Drug store
adv.
Mrs. Addie Covey of Mount street
entered the City hospital this morning
for treatment.
A daughter was born July 20 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Luigi Learn of 5l3 North
Main street.
A daughter was born Saturday, July
20, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carbonneau
Of Farwell street.
Fri Chalmers OF Topsham left the
City hospital this morning after re-
ceiving treatment.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Aux
iiiary to Clan Gordon Tuesday evening,
Aug. !, at 7:l5 o'clock.
The very latest Fox Trots,p just ar
rived on the Edison at browns Drug
store. Hear them. adv
A daughter was born this morning
mt the hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Philip Of Ayers street.
First aid corn plasters relieve quick
and cures at the same time. 25c at
Red Cross Pharmacy. adv.
Miss Abbie Hutchinson of Washing
ton was brought to the City hospital
last night for a slight operation.
Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and
maple walnut ice cream at the foun-
tain to-day. Red Cross Pharmacy
DIV.
James Abcrn, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ahern, was operated on at
the City hospital this morning for her
mia.
Mrs. r. w. Robinson of King street
left this morning for Ausable Forks,
N. ", where she win visit relatives for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Owens Of South
Main street returned home yesterday
from Old Orchard, where they spent
the past week.
James Vance Of East Corinth was
brought to the hospital last night with
broken left arm. The arm was set
and he is resting comfortably to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fits and Mr..
and Mrs. James Sector returned yes.
terday from Moosehead Lake, Me-,
where they spent the past two weeks.
Charles Haywood Of West Topsham
entered the Barre City hospital Sat
urday for treatment for fractured
shoulder, which he received in falling
from hay NOV.
Over ~ members OF the r. y. club
participated in very enjoyable out.
ing at Greenwood lake yesterday Re-
freshments were served and the out
ing was voted success by everyone
who attended.
Deputy Sheriff H. J. Slayton held
sherifT's sale On some property be-
longing to George Mann on the high
way at the corner of Summer and Mer.
chant street. Mr.. Mann's well known
steamer car was put up and was re-
purchased by him for s26.
Word has been received here Of the
death Of Samuel Abare, jr., at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Abare Of Mortified The body
Of the young man will be brought to
this city, his former home, for burial
tomorrow, after mass in Mortified. |
His death occurred after short ill., |
ness at 0 o'clock last evening.
Results thus far obtained in the !
tri-city aviation meets are as follows;
The Barre Board of Trade meets this |
afternoon to give the matter final con-
sideration. II is expected that the &C
ton win be favorable to meet and |
that the city win help out with the
steam roller and tractor in putting the
new Smith field in shape. Brattlcboro
reports that a meeting of the board of |
governors Of the Brattleboro Outing !
club was held and the club voted to
to promote and nfiance the
meet, Subscription papers for pledges
IRE being circulated to secure pladges
for meet to follow Barre's. They
10 planes. The Rutland cham
Der of commerce writes that the prop.
,sition was put before the board of
governors and meeting Saturday and
he matter was left in the hands OF
Frank Wilson to investigate and re-
BORT on. Altogether things look de-
idedly favorable for the meets.