The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


II yon want a good stylish warm coat
for misses, see Abbotts line
Mr., and Mrs. John +. smith went to
Burlington this morning on q business
visit.
An kinds Of heavy goods for your
hunting trip, from the Frank AIcWhor-
tel company
A. d. Gilley Of Claremont n. H., ar
rived in the city last night Tor a few
days business visit.
st. Moniea's parish viii hold its annual
Catholic fair in Woodman hall on 0cto-
Der % to 80. inclusive.
Russell IT. Conwell viii lecture at the
Barre opera house, November 3. Come
and hear this noted orator
Wanted, two unf,rnished rooms for
light housekeeping in Barre Address
W. S. B., So. Royalton, vt
J. Granotti arrived in the city yester-
day from Italy and viii reside here with
his daughter, Mrs. +. Florucei.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Rounds returned
last night from weeks visit with rel
atiyes in Boston and vicinity
Friday and Saturday specials in silk
and net waists. Paris Shirtwaist House,
over the Peoples Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Campbell Of
Old Orchard, Me-, arrived in the city
last evening for visit with friends and
relatives.
The Catholic fair win open Saturday
night in Woodman hall, and the Barre
Citizens band win give a concert for
the opening program.
The Queen City bowling team from
Flanaean's alleys in Burlington viii
bowl a match game at the Pearl street
alleys tonight at eight o'clock.
Co, H will hold a public dance Friday
evening, Oct -, in the armory at Mont.
pelier The Montpelier Military Band
orchestra viii furnish the music.
Mrs. Mary Calcagni, who has been yis-
iting for the past four months at the
home Of her son, Joseph CaloaRni. viii
leave tonight for her home in Italy
The Ladies Of Clan Gordon wish to
thank All those who 20 kindly assisted
them in any way with their fair; also
the public for its liberal patronage
Wood Wood Dry slab wood, 81 so
per run, delivered. Dry limb wood. $50
per run, delivered Leave orders at 90
Washington street. Phone 1888. A. w.
Winch. Admr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wallace and Mrs
n D. Phelps went to Burlington this
morning to attend the American Mis-
sionary convention, which is being held
there this week
Quieley 4 company Of New York, 4
first class vaudeville company. will fur
nish the program each night Of the Cath.
olie fair next week. The admission IS
Ice. Season tickets, six admissions Soc
The general committee Of st. Monica's
fair will be az the X Of G. club rooms
every evening from to s o'clock for
the purpose Of giving any information
70 the soliciting committee which they
may want
The Goddard foot bali team will play
the university Of Vermont seconds on
the local campus Saturday afternoon.
Goddard trimmed The Vermont seconds
last year and viii endeayor To DO it
again this year.
The Junior Union OF the ITniversalist
church will hold box social in the YES
4.xs - All. a1.,,.cb Iy~;1..E <.,...es.<. g..
half past FIVE until eight o'clock All the
children come and bring your lunch, and
enjoy good time.
A meeting Of the Good Government
club was held last evening in the Yestry
of the Universalist church and after d
short discussion Of matters which came
To the attention Of the club an adjourn.
ment was taken until one week from
last night.
The Rev. Edward c. Downev, pastor Of
the Iniversalist church, left last even
ing for Detroit, Mich, to attend the gen.
eral convention Of the Unigersalist
churches in America, which opens there
to-day and continues until next week
Wednesday.
Principal O. D. Mathewson and about
rs of the teachers Of the city schools
went to Burlington this morning Is at
tend the teachers convention. All III the
teachers IN the SpauIding school went.
SO that that building was entirely closed
for the day Some Of the rooms in All
Of the other buildings are open.
The first foot ball accident Of the
season in Barre occurred Yesterday af
ternoon when Grogen Caven. the l6-
years-old son Of James Craven Of Mount
street, bad collar bone fracture while
engaged in a scrub game Of Rugby on
Cnrriar park The boy was not injured
otherwise.
The donation party" held last evening
by the Ladies' Missionary society Of tle
Congregational church, was largely 1T
tended and was very successful. the So
eietv receiving donations oi an kind IF
clothing as wei as a good sum OF MONEY
collected at the free viii offering. The
clothes are to be packed BY the ladies'
and sent to a missionary in the West.
At tie supper about l25 people were
served.