The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

today to visit his parents.
Henry 2. Baldwin went TO Waterbury
this morning on business.
Mrs. G. w. Pike went to Worcester
last night to visit relatives.
Peter Patterson went to Boston last
night on visit with friends.
Mrs Z. e. Peavey went to st. Albans
today for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Eliza Derway is i'll at the home
of G. =. Barrows OF Central street.
Edward Knowlton has moved from
North Main street to SO Keith avenue
Regular meeting Of ]. b. Meade cir
Gle Of G. A. r., Friday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. Ellen Parks was in Plainfield
yesterday visiting relatives and old
friends.
Daniel Mcdonald Of Moose jaw, Sas-
katehewan, Canada, is visiting friends
in the city.
Abram Mann, who has been in the city
for a few days, returns to his home In
Eastman, Mass.
George L. Mead has had New Eng
land telephone placed in his office. The
number is ll0-4.
The Glenugie club will hold their
harvest-home festival in Farestera' hall
tomorrow night at 1880.
Miss Annie Brown returned yesterday
from Sugar Hill, n. H., where she had
been working during the summer.
Tickets for Sweet Kitty Bellairs" 90
on sale tonight at the box office from ]
to Q o'clock Phone number ola.
Joseph Bogue, Scotch comedian, will
sing for the Wonderland Moving Picture
company at the Pavilion tonight.
| at the regular monthly meeting Of
the Vincitia club held last evening, five
new members were voted in TO the club.
A. Scampini is improving the exterior
woodwork Of his block on North Main
street with coat Of paint and varnish.
William X. Mackay left this noon
for Atlanta, Georgia, where he viii
enter the Southern college Of Dentistry.
John 7. Connick was in Mortified
yesterday TO get his automobile, which
he left there Monday because of a
cracked cylinder.
Mrs. Eugene o'Brien, who has been
visiting at tho home Of relatives in
this city left this noon for her home
in Brookline, Mass.
Martin Nastorm and Swan Peterson
arrived in the city today from Redstone,
N. H., where they have been working
for several months.
| Public dance, NJ. w. OF A. hall, satur.
day, Sept. 2sth, with Gilbertson's or
chestra. Admission, for gents Soc, ladies
free Dancing from s till u.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Whitehead moved
today TO their home in this city from
the Allen farm, where they have been
lstaying for the past two months.
b. A. Eastman is the author Of an
illustrated article in the current issue Of
| Forest and Stream, descriptive of his
moose hunt in New Brunswick last fall.
! S. H. Maxwell returned yesterday
from a several weeks stay in North
/ field, Mass. Mr.. Maxwell expects to
move to Northfield within few days,
/
Eben Pratt Parker Of Astoria, Ore
gon, who is granddaughter Of the late
Catherine Parker Fisher, has been in
the city visiting bis cousin, Mrs. A. G..
Iapoint.
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel
! Yesterday were J.. f. Burnham, Burling.
4 ton; Charles Brown, Redstoue, N H.;
John Thompson, Graniteville; /. NJ.
Parker, Stowe,
! The ladies Of the Grand Army who
are 10 hold meeting in the opera
house tonight are requested to 90
tnFough the post office and up the back
stairs, as the lock on the front doors
is broken.
The people of the Universalist church
viii give a reception this evening from
8 to 10 o'clock in the vestry to the
teachers and students Of Goddard semi.
nary and the teachers of the public
scools Of the city.
Bert Howieson Of Hardwick, f. +.
McQuaide OF Bethel and George Miller
Of Waterbury, auditors Of the Interna
tional Quarry Workers union, were in
the city today auditing The books, Of the
secretary, P. F. Mccarthy.
| The body Of Floyd McGue, aged 6
years and seven months, son of MIR. and
Mrs. James McGiue Of st. Adams was
brought to this city this morning and
buried in the Catholic cewetry. The
boy died yesterday of diphtheria,
The North Barre Seconds foot ball
team defeated the Defenders on the
Rangers grounds yesterday afternoon by
score Of IS TO 0. The North Barres
will play the Goddard second team next
Tuesday afternoon on the seminary
campus.
The body Of Mrs, Elizabeth W. Clark,
who died at her home in Westboro,
Mass, at the age Of 50 years, was
brought to this city last evening and
was buried in the family lot in Elmwood
cemetery this morning. A commital ser
vice was held at che grave at 0i45 o'clock
by the Rev r. A. Poole. The deceased
was resident of Barre many years
ago.
The members OF the Barre Golf club
held corn roast last evening at the
links. There were about thirty members
present Japanese lanterns were strung
about the grounds and inside the Club
house, and big bonfire was built for
roasting corn. After the corn had been
dispensed with cosfee and waters were
served in the club house a very pleas
ant time was enjoyed,