The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
Talk OF THE TOWN.
Sos Abhott,s Sac dress goods.

See Abbott's SOC dress goods
House dresses Tor fan at Perfy's,
Excursion to Missiaqnoi park. So
adv on page 9.
New giughams and percales at Tn
Vaughan Store.
Furnished and nnfurnished tenemen
to rent st Is West street
j. 4. Mcleod went % Sherbrooke, p
| q, today 20 attend the fair,
Men prefer Miets. sanitary barber shoI
because Of the excellent service.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Huntington
Of Washington visited friends ID the city
to-day
Richard Vealc and n. W. Knight lefI
this noon on a business trip TO Boston
and New York
All those going 70 the Epworth league
corn roast on Wednesday night pleas,
take the 6i4s car
Arthur A. Hunt returned this noon
from weeks visit at his home in
I ~tNi vs. Ahtttf ~ 80
Ernest Griffin left last night for
Springfield Mass. where be viii enter
the Springfield business college.
The picnic Of the woman's Missionary
society Of the Baptist church is post.
poned until Wednesday, September s.
Regular meeting 81 Bright Star Re.
bekah lodge No. Is, win be held Wed.
nesday evening, September l, at o'clock.
Walter Adams Of Worcester, Mas. ar.
rived in the city last evening to spend
two weeks vacation az the home Of
his parents
Mrs. J. n. Speare aud Mrs Ellen VIII.
bur who have been spending the summer
10 tho city, returned to-day to their
homes 10 Boston.
Be sure to see The big wrestling match
At lntercity park between Grace and
Chiaradonna al the Labor day celebra.
ton next Monday.
Mrs. William Cameron has gone 10
attend the Bible Students convention 1T
Saratoga Springs. n. u, and will also
visit IN New York City
Miss Mary Coyne returned last night
from two weeks vacation spent IN
Boston and vicinity and will resume her
duties IN the Eaton studio.
The Barre Golf club viii hold its an
nual corn roast Tuesday evening, Aug.
81, beginning at 7 o'clock All members
come and bring your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stoughton and son
Fred, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Stouehton's mother, on
French street, returned 10 New York to-
day
Mrs Ceorgiana Mudgeit and Mrs.
Brady left Sunday for Boston. where
Mrs. Mudeett has shipped all her furui.
ture. and where she intends 20 make ser
home.
Regular review Of the T. D. r NJ.
win b held Wednesday evening, Seutem-
her ], at o'clock Ladies not having
paid their dues kindly do SO al this
meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of The
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church win be held ID the church vestry
Wednesday afternoon at , o'clock 4
full attendance is desired.
mrs j f. Sullivan returned yesterday
10 her home in HardWiek after a few
days visit with relatives III Che city
Mrs. james Bennett. Ter daughter, ac.
eompanied her home TOT q visit.
The woman's United Missionary "a.
eietY 81 Hedding fM 1t church win meet
III the church Wednesday afternoon At
o'clock supper viii ~ served at $3.50
o'clock, 10 which the gentlemen are in-
vited
The seven .monlhs.oId child 81 Mr.. and
Mrs James Thow of Ayers street died
quiet suddenly this morning. The fiji.
neral viii b held from the house Wed.
nesday afternoon at o'clock The inter-
ment will Be IN The Hope cemetery
The entertainment ut the Biiou To.
day includes All American Biograph llm
and two other pictures 81 rare merit.
Roy r Welsh L singing with pleasing
effect Won Tilzer's song hit, Did He
Run" The whole show makes good
TIE Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregations church win meet with
Mrs G. NJ Howe oh Wednesday after
noon. Those who desire to 40 please
take the quarter Of two car Teams win
meet them at Richardson's. 81 Jones
Bros crossing.
There win be an important meeting Of
The church committee of the Congrega-
tional church Thursday evening at 800
Persons who wish 10 unite with the
church are requested t0 meet the COM
mittee at this TIME The meeting win
De held IL the vestry.
Wednesday evening of this week at 3
o'clock Emma Goldman will lecture tn
Miles hall, taking for her subject, An
archism and Trade. UnionismM Il. Gal
leani will also speak and DR.. Ben Reit.
man III New York win preside. The all
mission price will BE- 10 cents.
John stanyan Of Concord, N, H.. began
work to-day 1T Tr0w 8 Holden's ma
chine shop. Mr.. Stanyan is a well knowA
and experienced clarinet player and will
play ii the Barre Citizens band For
several years he was d resident of Mont
pelier and was member of the band
there.
Word was received from b Al Mudgett
and j q Mudgett, who left this city
about two weeks ago that they arrived
In san Francisco aug rs. after a pleas.
ant journey j. G. NIudgett u this city
wishes bis friends 20 know that Ii stood
the trip well and Is very eontented N
California
There arrived III this city Yesterday