The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-01
TALK or THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Munsing underwear at Abbott's.

Muhsihg underwear az ADDoll 3.
Black Cat hose with linen splicing
al Ahbott's.
Guns to rent 25e per day, Averill
music company.
w. If Gale went to Bethel this morn
( ing Oh business trip
New plaids for school dresses at only
lsc per yard. Nealc 4 Knight.
II. G. Woodruff was in Brookfield yes.
terday to attend the funeral Of an aunt.
~ II. kenerson left this morning on d
few days business trip 70 Stove and
AlorrisvilIe.
The Athena club win meet with Mrs.
Bates Of Orange street at $50 p. a.,
Tuesday evening.
Robert @. Mcdonnell Of Quincy, Mass,
| is IN town for a short business visit, hay
ling arrived yesterday.
For sale Fifty bushels large ripe cu.
cumhers to close at SOC per bushel. A.
! G. Shepard. Phone f04.1i.
Frank McWhortcr IL. On ten days
trip to Boston and New York in the IN,
terest Of the Frank McWhorter Go.
a regular meeting Of Junior Court
Barre, No, 4, 4. Of "a. will be held IN
Foresters' hall this evening, at O'Clock.
! The children who take part in the
leftover Basket Drill'' meet at the Pres,
/ byterian church Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock.
Constable Nichols will be in his office
in the city building every afternoon and
evening this week to meet delinquent
Taxpayers.
Wilbur Nichols win give private les.
sons IN dancing by appointment, lady
og gentleman teacher. Music furnished.
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Ernest N Worthen arrived in town
Saturday from Springfield, Mass, for
a visit 60 his parents, Dr. and Mrs, ii. o.
Worthen of Keith avenue.
Tom Tniac, manager Of the Intercity
base ball team last summer, went to
Hanover, N H., Saturday after visiting
ior ten DAYS in Barre and Montpelier.
II. II Stanley, the trance medium, Il
at the Otis, room l. Readings daily
| from 10 a. m. to Il and TO and to
? p. m. Lecture seance Sunday evening
AZ Pavilion.
The Rev. Joseph Hamilton Of Wood
stock preached at the Hedding NJ. e.
church last evening. The Rev. Mr..
Hamilton was formerly presiding elder
| of this district
! +. J. Batcheder finished work Satur.
I day as bookkeeper and draughtsman
! for Stephen 4 Gerard and went to work
today in the office Of the LELAND, Hall
Granite company
The Lady Maceafees, viii hold whist
party in Foresters' hall, Worthen block,
\ Wednesday evening, Oct, 8. Refresh
ments will be served, admission IL cents
Doors open at 7.a0; playing begins at S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Scott are
moving from Montpelier 10 this city To-
4 take up their residence In the house re-
GENTLY built by Mr.. Scott on Wellington
street Mr. Scott is manager for Scott
4 Townsend, wholesale granite dealers
George O. Davis. the Montpelier man
Awho was thrown from the end Of
Central Vermont train coming to Barre
1 a week ago. is recovering at the Heaton
hospital where he was taken after Be
ing picked up in an unconscious comb.
ton.
Miss Lillian Gordon, Miss Nellie
Stoughton and Miss Mary McWhorter
went to Boston today, being accom-
panied by Frank McWhorter. Miss Cor
ldon will resume her studies in the Emma
/ Howe vocal school, while Miss St0ughton
aud Miss MeWhortsr viii begin course
Of study IN the Lucy Harris Syinonds
school for Kindergarten work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker Of Somer.
willie Mass, announce the engagement Of
i their daughter. Miss Florence Helen. to
1 Winburn S. CalpeIl Barre people will
remember both Miss Walker and MIR. Can.
nell "A former teachers in Goddard sem
lipary. Mr. Cannell went from Barre to
Itahca, \. y, where he Is now pleasantly
located as teacher in the Cascadilla
school.
i Rally day exercises Mere held yestcr.
ialay at the congregational and Methodist
churches and the attendance at both the
church services and the Sunday schools
/ we're large AT the Congregational
church the pastor delivered an especially
prepared sermon for the day, the sub.
! iect Of Which was "A Plea Tor Faith in
lGod. At the Sunday school there was
a very large attendance Of the children
rand exercises were held consisting Of
! songs and Rotations Following short
remarks By che pastor al the evening
service Miss Kate Mathieson gave very
I fufnvnGttns s.ayrrt nf fha Nnunn panniafs
+ Missionary Movement convention at
Silver Bay, Lake George, which she at
tended last July. Following the morn
ing service al the Methodist church spec
i Ia exercises were hold BY the children Of
ltbe SUNDAY school, consisting Of songs,
land iYcitations and remarks by the pas
ltor and others connected with the Sun.
day school work, The Epworth league
had special program arranged for their
meeting AZ $40 o'clock in tic afternoon.
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