The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03

John Lynde Is a good deal crippled by
rheumatism just now.
The Methodists here hope 10 have
their church building ready for occu
rancy on Sunday, the 18th inst.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. society, we
think, hope TO be some $50 the richer
for their fair and entertainments Of
last week
We record with sorrow the reports
that come here from Montpelier Of the
very poor health at the present time Of
Mrs. J. K. Lynde.
Joe ossola Of Barre City has been
buying and shipping from here in car
loads evergreen boughs in anticipation,
we suppose, Of coming holidays
The ladies Of the M 2. church viii
meet with Mrs. James Gregory on Fri
day Of this week Nov. 5, for an al-day
meeting, as there is work on hand to be
done.
The free library instituted BY the la.
dies Of the Village Improvement society
has lately had fresh installment Of
reading matter that can be made avail
able BY our people.
Some seventy.fve new lots have Just
been laid out in our village cemetery.
The work Of surveying and plotting
these lots was done BY the Walker
brothers, Frank A. and Willard E.
The congregationaiists win have a
business meeting in the parlors Of the
church next Saturday afternoon to de-
eide the exact use To which shall be put
the bequest made BY the late Harry
Denny to the church. A full attendance
IL desired
Mrs. Susie Benedict Ersl<ine will leave
here on Friday of this week for her
home IN Whittier, California. A sister
oi George Brigham and cousin Of the
latter viii accompany her. They will
60 by way Of New Orleans, and over
the Southern Pacific railroad
The next meeting Of the Ladies' Home
Study club will be on Saturday Of next
week, November l3 with Mrs Casey at
the former WILDER home. The program
ia quotations, Cowper. England, chap
ter 5 in the Bay View course, Irish lead
ers and problems Of to-day paper by
Miss Emma Warner. BY killarney's
Lakes and Wales"
Rev J, j. Lewis gave an excellent IT.
mstrated lecture at the Grange hall last
Saturday evening on Vermont. and If
the old state is not In the future a
bigger, better and buster one, It will
not be Rev Mr.. Lewis fault He also
preached at thu tIniyprsalist church on
Sunday morning, and ii the evening RE-.
peated his lecture on the Passion PLAY
10 a large audience IN the Uniyersalist
church.
The death on Monday morning last
IN West Randolph Of Eugene Lanedon
Marshall brings sadness to H. here Mr.
Marshall. nephew OF Constable AFRO
A. Reed, had lived in orr village NUM-
Der Of years and we had al come to be
well acquainted with him. as be had
served in business places here. His
death seems specially sad coming az It
does in the prime Of young manhood,
and with an excellent wife and three
yosnp children to bear bis loss We can
extend 10 all the bereavcd ones the SYN.
PATTY Of our community.
The first entertainment In the sea
sons course offered our citizens BY the
Village improvement society will he
given at the Grange hall on Saturday
evening Of this week. Nov. G. George F.
Garretson, the merry monarch Of music.
viii be heard in a program Of music.
reading. Juggling, and magic. under the
direction Of the White entertainment
bureau Of Boston. Such an Endorsement
BY this bureau ought To BE guaranty
Of the merits Of the enteTtainment Vii.
merous testimonials from numerous
states point to an evening Of much plea
sure. If you have not already secured
your season ticket to 50 at once. The
tickets are on sale at the Lynde store.
Call at once and secure a good seat.