The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lace curtoins carefully Numbered at
1888 South Main street Telephone 22d-2.
All kinds Of heavy goods for your
hunting trip, from the Frank MeWhor.
zen company
Charles s. Wilson Of White River
Junction was a business visitor IN the
city yesterday
The Central Vermont will run its see
ond fan excursion to New York next
week Wednesday.
ST Monica's parish will holdits annual
Catholic fair III Woodman hill on Octo-
Der % to 80. inclusive.
Come and get good hot supper at
the Congregational church tonight at
6 o'clock All are invited
Wanted two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping in Barre. Address
W S. B., So. Royalton, Vt
The "Pecl's Bad Boy company, which
showed TO fair sized house last night
went 70 Burlington this morning, where
they appear tonight
Beautiful chairs, desks, touches, beds,
ETC., etc, given away free at B, w.
Hooker & Co.'s store Look IN their
windows for information.
Wood Wood Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered. AIRY limb wood, $500
per run, delivered Leave orders at 90
Washington street. Phone l9S. A. w.
Winch, Admir-.
Regular review Of the T. o. 7. M.
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Those
not having paid their assessments viii
please do 50 at this meeting Per order
the record keeper.
An autumn recital win be given az
Goddard seminary, Wednesday evening,
October %, at S o'clock Il will be es-
pecially adapted TO the season Every
one Is cordially invited.
Notice. Regular meeting polishers'
branch, G. G. T. A., in its hall, Nichols
block, on Thursday evening, Oct. q
1909. at 1880 o'clock. Good attendance
requested W. g. Prize, secretary
Tonight the members III Barre lodge.
New England Order Of Protection, hold
their regular meeting. There are sew
eral committees to report and number
Of applications for membership will be
presented.
The guild Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd viii meet with Mrs. W W.
Calder, Maple avenue, on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. All the women
connected with the church are invited to
be present.
The general committee Of st. Monica's
fair will be at the K Of G. club rooms
every evening from 7 10 o'clock for
the purpose Of giving any information
to the soliciting committee which they
may want,
Tool sharpeners, notices A regular
meeting Of Tool Sharpeners No 2 branch,
Granite Cutters international associa-
ton, will he held In their hall Nichols
block, on Wednesday evening, Oct 20,
at seven o'clock.
James Sawyer, John Mckenzie. Mrs.
William stephen, Mrs. Robert Patterson
and Dr. z. Archambanlt went 10 Mon.
treal this morning on the excursion Less
than a dozen tickets were sold for this
mornings train, but there were many
who went on the 2:l5 train this morn
ing
The first meeting Of the Mission Study
course Of The Church Of The Good Shep-
herd will he held al the home of Mrs.
James Peer, 81 Circle street, Thursday
evening at 1880 O'clock Subject, do
cesar Missions Leaders Mrs. w. J. NJ.
Reattie. Mrs. James Peer, Mrs. N. 81.
Mcneil. Let every member be present
Mrs Len III AveriIl of West street
was taken to the City hospital yesterday
afternoon and was operated on for ap.
peudicitis last evening. A serious IN.
ELIMINATION Of the appendix was found
The patient is resting comfortably to.
day. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r..
Williams Of Craftsbury, arrived IN the
city yesterday afternoon.
Anyone wishing 10 buy good farm.
call and see the Peter Carl Patterson
farm. 2is miles from the city or the
Eaet hill that A. Z. Batehelder is adj
vertising l48 acres. brick house, barns
with Easements, 100 feet Of hen house,
running water, large orchard, land wei
divided into pasturage and tillage, plenty
Of wood and lumber on farm Must be
sold at once. Sold on easy terms. IN
qllire Of A X. Bateheider, Barre, VT,
telephone 240. RI r. d. r
The twenty third wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs William T. Stowe of
IL Walnut street was the occasion Of a
surprise party for them last evening.
when about twenty five Of their neigh
bors and friends called on invitation Of
little Miss Stowe and completely sur-
prised both Mr. and Mrs. Stove The
guests we're made to feel at home. and
the evening was very enioyahly spent,
a musical program furnishing part q
the entertainment. During tic evening
Refreshments were served. and another
surprise came when George I. Linekin.
in behalf Of the company, presented
ehaiing-dish 70 the eoHpe
The following fofal tributes we're
given at tho Mufsal On Monday Of Mrs
j. w 6ilbertson by friends and rela-
tives; pillow with the word Mother"
from husband; cross. with the word
Sister" from Lucia family; cross, Gil
bertson family ana James Palmer: roses.
Beck ana Beck; hyaeinths and prim-
roses. T. q Carson ard family; earna.
tions Mr., and Mrs Nj Sam Gilherlson
Alex. Morton and family. J }. sullivan
Of East Barre, AIR. and Mrs Alfred
Milne, Miss Florence Merchant, MI and
Airs. e. " Mcmillan. IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
III -, =